Showing posts with label Shutter Card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shutter Card. Show all posts

Wednesday 9 May 2018

Shutter Card Tutorial by DT Priyadarshini

Hi everyone,
I am on the blog today with a tutorial for you all. My project for today is a shutter card. It's easy and simple to make. This card can be used for birthdays, holidays, etc.. and is a fun card. Once you get a hang of how to make it, it is super fun.




Let's start:

PART 1 - SCORING AND PREPARING

Size of card stock (all in inches):

The base of the card (A) - 10 x 7 

Shutter (B) - 4 1/4 x 3 5/8 (2 nos)  

Center panel (C) - 3 3/4 x 7  



1. Score the base of the card (A) at 2 1/2 inches on both sides and crease well. 


2. Score the shutter pieces (B) at 1/2 inch only on one side (the 4 1/4 inch side). Score on both the shutter pieces. Crease the scored line well.


3. Open the creased line of the shutter pieces and mark 1 7/8 inch and centre the marking, do this for both the shutter pieces (I have marked how to mark from the edge in the picture)


4. Connect the ends of the card stock to the marked centre point and draw a thin line and cut this triangle out for both the shutter pieces.



5. The shutter is ready.



6. Take the centre panel piece (C) and mark at 7/8 of an inch from the top.



7. Place a circle die on the mark and die cut using a die cut machine. I used the Big Shot. I also embossed the centre panel (this is optional). 




8. The final marking is on the base of the card. Mark 2 5/8 inch from the top and draw a line across. 



PART 2 - ASSEMBLING THE CARD

9. Paste two pieces of white cardstock on either side of the base cardstock measuring  2 3/8 x 6 7/8 inch (to write a personal message)



10. Line the tip of the shutter triangle with the line (step 8)







11. Paste the shutter onto the base. Place the shutter and use double-sided adhesive on the upper part of the shutter. 














12. Use a stamped image or a photo. I fussy cut my stamped images and adhered it to a piece of white cardstock measuring 4 x 4 inches. 



13. Adding the centre panel to the card. Use double-sided foam tape for this step. I used a very thin strip of tape on the top of the card (shutter action does not get obstructed) and bigger ones below. 



14. I used different images from the same stamp set and friend sentiment to complete the card.






Materials required:
  • Cardstock - Kraft, White or any colour
  • Mini remix happy stamps from The Greetings Farm - Images
  • Best friends from Clearly Besotted - Sentiment
  • Circle Dies
  • Big shot
  • Ann Griffin embossing folder (optional)
  • Martha Stewart Scoreboard
  • Paper trimmer
  • Scissors
  • Pencil
  • Scale
  • Double sided tape, white glue or tacky glue

I hope the tutorial was useful and fun. 


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Happy crafting


Priyadarshini