To start my card, I cut my cardstock as follows:
White - 5 1/2" x 10 1/2"
Green - 3 1/2" x 4" (3 panels)
Patterned paper - 3 1/4" x 3 3/4" (3 panels)
I scored the long white panel at 3 1/2" and 7", creating three sections. Using a Martha Stewart snowflake border punch, I punched along the top of the white panel. I then lined up the top of the largest Rounded Square die along the bottom edge of the first panel and cut out the "legs" of my screen. I then duplicated this process on the second and third panels.
I constructed my screen by gluing the patterned paper onto the green panels, which I then glued to the white screen.
Then came the fun. I die-cut all the pieces from the Cocoa and Tasty Treats die -- some from colored cardstock and the majority from white cardstock.
All that remained was to glue the cups and treats to the panels and stamp the sentiments.
8 comments:
Your cards is adorable! I love the fun "screen divider" design! I have never made one of those cards before and will definitely have to give it try! Thanks for sharing the tutorial!
This really is a sweet card. I like the layout very much.
Adorable! Love the 3 screens with all of the wonderful sweet dies so cute!
Lois, this is gorgeous and so festive. Perfect for the holidays.
Karen
This card is so adorable Lois! I love how you used the vellum. Wonderful card.
I love your screen card design Lois.
Very nice card, Lois.
I am a big fan of your fun fold cards Lois- this one is so fun and festive- and a great way to show off the Christmas cocoa die set-
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