Mark’s Finest
Papers, a Heinrich Co.
Tutorial Time
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Kathy Bradley – TTSTV
DT
FLAP CARD TUTORIAL
I
sure hope you have enjoyed our weekly Tutorial Time on SpeedyTV sponsored by
Mark’s Finest Papers, a Heinrich Co. I
know I have learned so many new techniques.
I was always one to stay inside my simple card making bubble, but, wow,
I am still learning from all of the awesome tutorials and hope you are enjoying
them too!
Okay,
let’s get started, shall we!
Step 1 - Supplies you’ll need:
3-1/2” x 11” piece of cardstock
3-1/4” x 4” piece of design paper to
coordinate with your cardstock
3-1/4” x 4” piece of white or neutral
cardstock (used inside of flap card)
Coluzzle or other circular cutting
system
Paper Cutter
Scoring Board (or whatever you use for
scoring i.e. paper cutter, bone folder, etc.)
BasicGrey magnetic snaps or a similar
product
Dimensionals
Adhesive
Stamps, Ink, cardstock upon which to
stamp and any embellishments, if desired.
Step 2 – Using your Coluzzle template –
cut one end of your paper using the outer most rim of the template and cut the
edge – see above.
Step 3 – Using the same piece of
cardstock (on which you just used the Coluzzle), measure a total of 10-3/8” on
your trimmer and cut off the remainder. So,
from the top to the bottom, the cardstock should measure 10-3/8”.
Step 4 – Using your scoring tools –
place your cardstock as shown above and score at 4-1/4” and 8-1/2”.
Step 5 – Fold at score lines. Take the 3-1/4” x 4” piece of designer paper
and adhere to the outside of the lower flap.
Step 6 – This picture shows exactly
where you should have adhered your designer paper.
Step 7 – Stamp your image you will be
putting on the flap. For this card – I
used Welcome Poppies by Mark’s Finest
Papers, a Heinrich Co. Color as
desired. And, I matted my image once it
was colored. I used Spellbinder’s Circle
Dies and Spellbinder’s Scalloped Circle dies and used dimensionals to adhere
the image to the flap.
Step 8 – As you can see, this is the
result of Step 7 – and I’ve attached my image with dimensionals.
Step 9 – As you can see, I’ve taken the
magnetic closures and adhered one to the back of my image on the flap and one
on the inside panel of the card.
Step 10 – I’ve taken a piece of white
cardstock and matted it with a piece of orange cardstock to cover the magnet
and adhered it to the inside panel of the card.
This is my flap card! Remember, you can alter it as you like with
embellishments, some other shape for the main image panel, etc.
Thanks for joining us today and I hope
you enjoyed this tutorial! Remember each
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Happy Crafting!
