CARD SKETCH 1 – 24 Double Flap Card inspired by Jan B, England
The card base is ¼ piece of cardstock.
The left flap opens to reveal the right flap. The right flap opens to reveal
the card base top layer with sentiment.
You are going to cut the
base, the right flap and the left flap; score the two flaps; then glue the
right flap and the left flap to the base before you add the layers. This is
necessary so that the flap tabs are hidden under the layers.
Card Base 5 ½ x 4 ¼ Cardstock.
Right Flap 4 ¼ x 3 ¾, scored at 5/8” on the long side. Left Flap
4 ¼ x 1 ¼, scored at 5/8” on short side.
Center and glue the right flap on
the right edge of the card base.
Center and glue the left flap on the
left edge of the card base.
Cut & Glue the Base
layer (See measurements for layers on the Card Sketch)
Cut & Glue right flap
layer, 4 x 2 7/8.
Cut & Glue the left
flap layer 3 3/8 x 1.
Cut, punch or die cut the
Center Piece to attach to the center
Lastly, Cut an inside layer,
4 x 2 7/8, out of white or similar pastel. Stamp your sentiment and glue
directly under the right flap. I added this last – its easier to stamp first,
glue second. This is only shown as an
ARROW on the Card Sketch as it is under the right flap.
Once you’ve made this Double Flap
design, make it your own. Decide to
emboss the base or any of the layers; add a sentiment to the right flap,
outside or inside. Add an image to the inside of the right flap; add ribbon or
bling. Make it your own design – its
expected in cardmaking!
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