January 12, 2023
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Sandiebella is back with another gorgeous step by step tutorial for us today, showing how she created a pop out gatefold card featuring our beautiful Teeny Tiny Townie with a Bouquet stamp. Such a pretty image, perfect for all sorts of occasions. Read on to see how Sandie worked her magic again…
Cut a stitched oval measuring approx. 4.5″ x 3.25″ from designer paper and adhere the image to it using foam tape or dots. Set aside.
Cut a piece of white card measuring 10″ x 7″. Use the template below to cut and score.
Adhere all the paper and card layers to the card base.
Cut ‘For You’ from the alphabet dies and adhere to one of the side panels
Adhere the stitched oval with Teeny Tiny Townie with a Bouquet to the centre of the card base, using foam tape or dots.
If you follow any of Sandie’s brilliant tutorials, be sure to tag us on social media – #stampingbella – or leave us a comment with a link. We LOVE to see what the SISTAHOOD have been creating.
MWAH!
Elaineabella
Adorable. Thanks for sharing how this is made!
Thank you for sharing the card dimensions. The end products looks great and the paper is so nice another stamped image isn’t need on the sides.
I can see yr 31 in photo, but wondered if you could share what the other yellow is you used, please, Im new to copics. Thank you
I think this image and the base are absolutely lovely. Thank you!!
This card is so stunning! Thanks so much for sharing it! Does it fold down to fit in an envelope?
I haven’t made one, but looking at Sandie’s tutorial I would think so! ~Elaine
super mooi ga hem beslist maken ,moet alleen omrekenen in Cm is een beetje lastig.
groetjes martha.
Bonjour, Sandie je présume
Je sais, sais dèjà gentil d’avoir le tuto
mais malheureusement les inches je n’arrive pas .
Serait il possible d’ avoir les mesure en cm ?
A 77 ans on a nos habitudes .
se serait vraiment genti de votre part
merci d’avance.
Lidia
Hi Lidia, as Sandie creates these tutorials as a free resource, we can’t expect her to cover multiple units of measurement. You can use online tools to convert the measurements yourself – Google does this via their search box for example if you type in “4 inches in cm” it will give you the conversion. Hopefully this will help you to enjoy the tutorials!
What a beautiful card. Congratulations.
Thank you very much for the tuturial.
Have a good day