Step 1: Cut cardstock at 26 x 13 cm and score in half:
Step 2: Score the left half diagonally:
This is what it will look like: (the middle score line cannot be seen in the photo)
Step 3: Fold both score lines:
Step 4: Decorate! The card will require a raised embellishment to hold the top half in place.
Hope you have a go, and thanks for stopping by!Debbie
4 comments:
Thanks Debbie for the tutorial, I have got to make my daughters birthday card tomorrow I will give this a try.
This is a fantastic card!! Thanks so much for sharing.
Tammy
Thank you for the shout out Debbie, your card turned out beautiful, hugs M xxx
Thanks for stopping by my blog and the lovely comment, Debbie. This card you made is very cool - and uses less cardstock than the standard easel card, too! Thanks for the instructions, I will put this on my list of projects to try out. Thanks for the inspiration!
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