Step Fold Card using Indie Chic Collection | Tutorial

12:04 pm Ujjwal 3 Comments

Hello,

This is Ujjwal and I am showcasing the mesmerizing Indie Chic Papers through this step fold card that I created. I also have a step by step photo tutorial on how to make it, so I hope you enjoy making your own.



The papers in the Indie Chic collection are so vibrant and pretty. The color palette is unique and beautiful and I had the most fun creating this project.


Tutorial for Step Fold Card



Step 1: Use the coordinated 12" X 12" cardstock available in the collection and cut two pieces of size 12"X6"


Step 2: Score one piece of 12"X6" at 6" on the longer side, such that when you fold it, it becomes a 6"X6" card base.



Step 3: Cut the other piece of 12'X6" at 9.5" and score the 6"X9.5"cardstock at 1.5", 3", 6", 9"



Step 4: Reinforce the folds and adhere the two pieces together as shown in the picture. It will now become a long piece folded piece measuring 6" X 21"



Step 5: Pick 2 pieces of pattern papers from the Indie Chic Collection and cut matting papers for the card keeping a 1/8th margin on all subsequent layers. Exact measurements are mentioned in the image.



Step 6: Using a distressing tool or the edge of your scissors, lightly distress the edges of the pattern papers.



Step 7: Fussy cut the journaling sheet and the element sheet to create your unique, coordinating embellishments.



Step 8: Add the beautiful Crystal Clear Glitter to make the embellishments shine.


And then just put all the elements together to finish the card. I also used some doilies, Papericious Jute cord and some silver thread to add accents.







Love, Ujjwal
Supplies Used

Glitter - Crystal Clear - by Rajni Chawla



Papericious Indie Chic Paper Pack



Ink Blending Tools - Rectangular


Jute Cord - Rose Pink










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3 comments:

  1. Beautifully vibrant !! loved the step card ,thanks for the tutorial Ujjwal :)

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  2. Gorgeous paper and the card is magnificent, I love it!!! Great job & thanks for the tutorial!

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