Fancy Easel Fold card with the Arrange a Wreath bundle
We made this fancy fold card at October card clubs. The Easel really shows off the wreath from the Arrange a Wreath bundle in the Annual catalog. You can see it in the video below.
5 1/2" X 8 1/2" scored in half at 4 1/4" first. Then cut on one half of the card at 3/4" from each edge to the score line. Now score the large, center area for the easel in half at 2 1/8"
Very Vanilla 3 3/4" X 3 1/2"
Old Olive 4" X 3 3/4"
Cherry Cobbler & Old Olive 3 3/4" squares for the wreath die-cuts plus scraps for the greeting punches
Heartwarming Hugs Designer Paper 5/8" X 4" (2 pieces)
You can see this cute set here. Can you believe she stamped that background herself? Here colors include Pumpkin Pie, Crushed Curry, Soft Suede and Cherry Cobbler.
This pre-cut kit is now sold out. However you can get the PDF tutorial here.
This kit was an optional add on for my monthly kit subscribers. If you'd like to receive a fabulous pre-cut kit each month click below to subscribe. It's $36.50 and always includes $20 in product, 10 pre-cut cards plus the PDF tutorial as well!
These first two cards feature the Painted Christmas designer paper, the Thinking, Thanks & Peace stamp set & Seasonal Label dies. The large greeting die-cut was cut smaller by cutting once and reinserting it to trim off a bit. (shared in the video)
On this card I added dimensionals to only the very left side of the greeting so it could work as a 'latch'. The right side flap slips between the left side and the die-cut greeting to keep the card closed flat. *Watch the video below to see how it's done.
One important thing to note about the template below for the DSP layer is to be sure to check the direction & side you prefer before trimming off the angles. You can use this template for both sides; just trim off the opposite edge.
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