I learned of this fun fold from a fellow Demo in the UK, Claire Ottaway. It's a great card to use with our double-sided designer series paper. Here is a FREE PDF file of the tutorial with diagrams.


- On the long side of the card base, with
the fold at the top, place a tick mark with your pencil 3-1/2”
from the edge.
- Rotate the card base so that the short
side is at the top. Place a tick mark with your pencil 2-3/4” from
the edge.
- Score a line from one tick mark to the
next. Be sure to go over it a couple of times so that it will go
through both pieces of cardstock.
- Use a bone folder to press the scored
triangle to the inside of the card base.
- Cut three panels, two from Designer
Series Paper and one from basic white cardstock 5-3/8” x 4," white and two different patterns of
DSP: follow the same procedure as on the card base. On the long side
place a pencil tick mark at 3-1/2” from the edge. On the short side
place a tick mark at 1-1/4” from the edge. Cut from one pencil tick
mark to the other.
- To cut the triangles for the inside
fold-in pieces, cut a rectangle 3-1/4” x 2-9/16,” then cut from
one corner to the opposite corner. If the pattern is directional, you
may need to cut an additional triangle.
- Decorate the top left corner on the
front cover by gluing pansies on the bottom edge. Be sure the flowers
do not extend beyond the size of a 4-1/” x 5-1/2” card.
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