This is a card theme we don't get to make often... and the
Welcome Home dies seemed perfect for the job I had in mind... along with the greetings in the co-ordinating
Home Life stamps .. available as a
bundle with 10% off here too... but only till 31st May...
So I was plotting a simple pop up card or something... and then the latest craze of The Impossible Card caught my eye... and it just had to be done...
The Impossible Card is a card originally designed by Claire and appearing first
here on her iheartmaggie site... her inspiration for the card fold was a magic playing card trick (known as Hypercard ) ... and I have to add that this card fold is a truly inspired and very clever twist of the card Claire!!!
Claire then made and shared a
video here on the Trimcraft You Tube site/blog... which is short enough for (even) me to watch!! Though blink and you will miss the key moment!! And now there are probably 30 or so videos to choose from... but not a lot in writing...
So seeing as it is Tuesday... a Tuesday Tutorial for you... Note that I have used a Foil Frenzy paper that is different on both sides for the tutorial pictures... makes the trick a bit more obvious!
But before I start... you can also see a Garden Shed version
posted previously here...
1.
Cut an A6 card sized panel ie 14.8 x 10.5cm (US Letter 5 ½” x 4 ¼”)
2.
PORTRAIT. Line up at 5.25cm (US 2⅛”)
3.
Score
from 4 to 10.8cm
(US 1 ½” to 4”)
4.
LANDSCAPE. Line up at 7.4cm (US 2 ¾”)
5.
Cut
from score-line (ie 5,25cm
or US 2⅛”) up to 0
6.
Turn the piece of card 180degrees (so that your
cut line is now at the bottom)
7.
LANDSCAPE. Line up at 4cm.(US 1 ½”)
8.
Cut
from score-line (ie 5,25cm
or US 2⅛”) up to 0
9.
LANDSCAPE. Line up at 10.8cm (US 4”)
10.
Cut
from score-line (ie 5,25cm
or US 2⅛”) up to 0
So you end up with this...
11.
With central cut line to bottom/front…hold the top/back
left hand cut/sections in your left hand
12.
Flip the right hand “back to front L shape” back
on itself on the central fold… so that the top/back narrower section ends up at
the front/bottom... and upside down!
13.
Bone Fold centre scoreline at the right hand
side (ie above the cut-out/notch section)
14.
Pull left hand side of central scoreline/section
up and fold to front/bottom (ie back on itself) & Bone Fold
15.
Cut your “grass” papers to size… 7 x 10cm (x2) (US 2½” x 4” - x 2)
16.
PORTRAIT lined up at 3.5cm. Cut 5.25cm to 0 (US line up at 1 ¼”.Cut 2 ⅛” to 0)
17.
LANDSCAPE (with cut to left hand side) lined up
at 5.25cm. Cut 3.5cm to 0. (US line up 2⅛”.Cut 1 ¼” to 0)
18.
Repeat for 2nd piece of paper
And an admittance… the 2 panels should really be cut slightly differently… but
I decided that life was too short!! So both of mine are the same…and lined up to
best compromise!
19.
Decorate as required. I wanted a clean and
simple style… kind of the "less is more" aspect of the hygge style... so just added a wooden die cut house and heart… and a couple of
greetings… Job done...
Stampin Up
Products Used
Papers - Naturally
Eclectic, Wood Textures
Stamps - Home Life,
Beautiful
Bouquet
Dies – Welcome Home, Sweet & Sassy
Card & Ink - A4 Mint Macaron
card, Memento Ink, Mint Macaron Ink
