I’d like to share a little Tutorial with you today. It’s for a “Z” Fold Card. So easy you’re going to love it!!!
Isn’t it cute??? I just love how fresh and Summery it is!
Want to learn how to make this??? Just follow these few simple steps.
assemble all your goodies you want to use including your Simply Scored.
Cardstock Sizes are:
- Card Base 4 1/4 x 9 3/4 and scored at 2 3/4 x 5 1/2
- Green Mat is cute to 2 5/8 x 3 7/8
- DSP cut to 2 1/2 x 3 7/8 using the Summer Smooches
- Square Scallop Die Cut in Red
- Image piece in White cut to 2 5/8 x 2 5/8
- White and Green Card Stock for Daisy Die
score card base at 2 3/4 x 5 1/2
It should fold like this…..
Separate out your Daisies and use your two-way Glue Pen to glue to each other making a cluster and let dry.
Stamp Sentiment on your small white square and mat with the red scallop.
Using your Cropodile punch a small hole to accommodate the cute little Summer Smooches Brad that will sit in the center of your Daisy and then it will attach to the Red Scallop……like this.
The back will look like this. The beauty of this is that it won’t get top heavy as it is attached to the mat rather than just sitting there attached with a glue dot.
Next you will add a few dimensionals to the back so you can attach to the card. Don’t add them to the side that will open as you don’t want to stick that part down.
Attach Designer Paper and Mat to the front of the card.
Assemble and see what you can do with any scraps that are left.
See where I added it and then some bling???
Hope you enjoyed this quick little Tutorial and will give it a try. This was fun!!!!
5 comments:
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This card is very beautiful. I love the z-fold cards like this!
Your directions are very easy to follow.
Thanks!
~Shawnie B.
This card is just to wonderful and THANK YOU for sharing the tutorial! Always enjoy seeing pics of your events...you and your team are very special to do all that you do in your community!
Beautiful card...Thank you for sharing...Have a good day...
Your card is so bright and cheery. I definitely will be trying a Z fold card. Thanks for the tutorial.
Hi Lee! I've never tried a z-fold card before. This tutorial makes it look quite simple. The end result is stunning! So bright and cheery. Thanks for sharing!
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