Does anyone know what this card fold is called? Because I don't. And I have to confess that it is a blatant CASE (copy and share everything) ... if only I could remember where from....
.... ah yes, it was from a lovely blog called A New Song by a US demonstrator called Amy. Now don’t get excited because we don’t have many of the products you’ll see on her blog in the UK catalogue – fingers crossed that some of them will be they’ll be winging our way on 1st October.
The card looks complicated but is actually very simple – it’s just a piece of 12x12 cardstock strategically cut and scored. The measurements are all there on Amy’s blog so I won’t repeat them. It fits in a standard C6 envelope, by the way. At some point in the future I will try to convert the card to make it from A4 cardstock, which should still fit in a standard envelope, but it means you'll be able to mass produce them cheaply if you want to. But remember the old saying: don’t hold your breath!
Stamps: Pocket Silhouettes, In The Stars
Cardstock: Really Rust, Very Vanilla
Paper: Haiku, Patterns DSP – So Saffron
Ink: Really Rust 12x12, Old Olive
Accessories: 5/8” Grosgrain Ribbon – Old Olive
All products by Stampin' Up! Please email me to order a catalogue, or click the link on the right to view it online.
.... ah yes, it was from a lovely blog called A New Song by a US demonstrator called Amy. Now don’t get excited because we don’t have many of the products you’ll see on her blog in the UK catalogue – fingers crossed that some of them will be they’ll be winging our way on 1st October.
The card looks complicated but is actually very simple – it’s just a piece of 12x12 cardstock strategically cut and scored. The measurements are all there on Amy’s blog so I won’t repeat them. It fits in a standard C6 envelope, by the way. At some point in the future I will try to convert the card to make it from A4 cardstock, which should still fit in a standard envelope, but it means you'll be able to mass produce them cheaply if you want to. But remember the old saying: don’t hold your breath!
Stamps: Pocket Silhouettes, In The Stars
Cardstock: Really Rust, Very Vanilla
Paper: Haiku, Patterns DSP – So Saffron
Ink: Really Rust 12x12, Old Olive
Accessories: 5/8” Grosgrain Ribbon – Old Olive
All products by Stampin' Up! Please email me to order a catalogue, or click the link on the right to view it online.
Does anyone know what this card fold is called? Because I don't. And I have to confess that it is a blatant CASE (copy and share everything) ... if only I could remember where from....
.... ah yes, it was from a lovely blog called A New Song by a US demonstrator called Amy. Now don’t get excited because we don’t have many of the products you’ll see on her blog in the UK catalogue – fingers crossed that some of them will be they’ll be winging our way on 1st October.
The card looks complicated but is actually very simple – it’s just a piece of 12x12 cardstock strategically cut and scored. The measurements are all there on Amy’s blog so I won’t repeat them. It fits in a standard C6 envelope, by the way. At some point in the future I will try to convert the card to make it from A4 cardstock, which should still fit in a standard envelope, but it means you'll be able to mass produce them cheaply if you want to. But remember the old saying: don’t hold your breath!
Stamps: Pocket Silhouettes, In The Stars
Cardstock: Really Rust, Very Vanilla
Paper: Haiku, Patterns DSP – So Saffron
Ink: Really Rust 12x12, Old Olive
Accessories: 5/8” Grosgrain Ribbon – Old Olive
All products by Stampin' Up! Please email me to order a catalogue, or click the link on the right to view it online.
.... ah yes, it was from a lovely blog called A New Song by a US demonstrator called Amy. Now don’t get excited because we don’t have many of the products you’ll see on her blog in the UK catalogue – fingers crossed that some of them will be they’ll be winging our way on 1st October.
The card looks complicated but is actually very simple – it’s just a piece of 12x12 cardstock strategically cut and scored. The measurements are all there on Amy’s blog so I won’t repeat them. It fits in a standard C6 envelope, by the way. At some point in the future I will try to convert the card to make it from A4 cardstock, which should still fit in a standard envelope, but it means you'll be able to mass produce them cheaply if you want to. But remember the old saying: don’t hold your breath!
Stamps: Pocket Silhouettes, In The Stars
Cardstock: Really Rust, Very Vanilla
Paper: Haiku, Patterns DSP – So Saffron
Ink: Really Rust 12x12, Old Olive
Accessories: 5/8” Grosgrain Ribbon – Old Olive
All products by Stampin' Up! Please email me to order a catalogue, or click the link on the right to view it online.
Cool! You must show me how to do one of these! CC
ReplyDeleteHi Helen, it's called a Tri Shutter card or Tri Fold card. Here's mine if you want to check it out and hope I have helped you. TFS.
ReplyDeletehttp://stampindesigns.typepad.com/blog/2009/06/my-first-tri-shutter-card-.html
Oops. sorry I forgot to say how fabulous your card is!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I love this fold - it's so interesting and different! I've seen these a few times and always tell myself I must try one - maybe I'll be brave and try one soon!
ReplyDeleteLove the colours too btw!
Hugs,
Aimes
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Lovely colours Helen!its a tri fold card, I have been meaning to make this one for ages, but have been so ill and pain ridden! TFS, Hugs always!
ReplyDeleteOn SCS they're referred to as Tri-Shutter cards. I've seen quite a few of them in the gallery there.
ReplyDeleteI like the warm colors you chose. It's not already starting to feel like autumn over in England, is it?
This is a very lovely card, love it.
ReplyDeleteShaz xxx