It’s Thursday and Sandie is back with another fab tutorial! This time she’s showing us how to create…

Card

Designer Papers (used – Kora Projects: Wonderland)

Scoring board and bone folder

Adhesive – double sided tape, wet glue and foam tape.

(1x) 7″ x 5.75″

(1x) 4″ x 7.75″

(1x) 4″ x 8″

(1x) 4″ x 2.75″

(2x) 0.75″ x 3-7/8″

(2x) 0.75″ x 2-5/8″

(1x) 3-7/8″ x 2-5/8″

(2x) 2-5/8″ x 3-7/8″

(2x) 0.75″ x 3-7/8″ (drawer sides)

Stamp Tiny Townie Wonderland Mad Hatter onto white card and colour using your preferred medium.

Fussy cut around the outline and set to one side.

Score the 7″ x 5.75″ piece of card at 0.75″ an 1.5″ on all four sides.

On each corner, cut away the outer squares and make a tab from the fourth square. Taper in the edges of the tab and the outer long sections.

Apply a strip of double sided tape on the inside of each of the long sections.

Turn the card over and apply wet glue to each of the tabs. Adhere the tabs to the inside of each adjacent side.

When all the tabs are glued down, remove the tape backing and fold in the long sections. Use a bone folder to burnish well.

Score the 4″ x 7.75″ piece of card, on the long side at 0.5″, 1-5/16″, 4-1/8″ and 4-15/16″

Taper the edges of the 0.5″ section.

Apply adhesive to the 0.5″ section then fold over the other end and adhere.

Slide the drawer into the sleeve to ensure it fits. It should be loose enough to move easily.

Adhere the 0.75″ x 3-7/8″ pieces of paper to the drawer sides.

Then adhere the smaller pieces to the card pieces and adhere to the front and back. The card adds strength to the drawer front and back.

Fold the 2.75″ x 8″ in half.

Fold the top half in half again to make a mountain.

Apply adhesive to the bottom half of the folded piece and adhere the 2.75″ x 4″ piece of card to it.

Fold the drawer sleeve flat

Apply adhesive to the back of the easel

Adhere to the top of the drawer sleeve.

Adhere the card and paper panels to the easel front.

Adhere the white card panel inside the easel.

Make an easel stop using card/paper, or you can use a button, brad, etc.

Add some contrasting paper beneath the easel stop.

Decorate the front of the easel

Adhere the image to the easel front using foam tape or dots. Fill the drawer with a cookie and some teabags.