It’s time for a new Creative Creases challenge. Firstly, thanks to all those who participated in the last challenge! If you haven’t played in the challenge yet, I hope I can inspire you to join the challenge that’s starting today!

Once again, you have inspired my card for you today! I saw Liz Cavill’s three-panel card in our gallery and she had a link to Lesley’s tutorial, which has a wonderful video and instructions HERE. For my card today, I used my favorite designer paper from the annual catalog, Texture Chic, and paired it with the coordinating Season of Chic and Seaside Bay bundles.

My Card Today

Today’s project is a Three Panel card; so easy to make and a wonderful way to use designer paper – my kind of card! Since I changed the sizes of the panels that Lesley used a bit, her tutorial can still help you see how it looks. Then, I used Texture Chic designer paper and paired it with the coordinating Season of Chic and Seaside Bay bundles.

Season of Chic Three Panel Card by Debbie Mageed
Season of Chic Three Panel Card by Debbie Mageed

My Secrets!

  • Firstly, to create the card base, I cut a piece of Crumb Cake cardstock to 5-1/2″ x 8-1/4″ and scored it at 1,” 2,” 3,” and 4,” on the 8-1/4″ side. Then, on the 5-1/2″ side with the score lines at the top, I measured down 3/4″ from the top edge and cut all the way to the 3″ score line. After that, I measured down to the 1 1/2″ mark and cut only to the 1″ score line. Finally, I cut on the diagonal from the 3″ cut to the 4″ score line and the 1″ cut to the 2″ score line.
  • Then, after I made the card base, I cut panels as follows:
    • Back Panel: Cardstock: 5-1/4″ x 4″ and DSP: 5-1/8″ x 3-7/8″
    • Middle Panel: Cardstock: 4-3/4″ x 3-1/2″ and DSP: 4-5/8″ x #-3/8″
    • Top Panel: Cardstock: 4″ x 3″ and DSP: 3-7/8″ x 2-7/8″

Now, the FUN part!

  • Top Panel: After cutting and adhering the cardstock and DSP to the card base, then I cut the Distressed Gold paper with the die from Seaside Bay. After that, I stamped the sentiment and cut it out with the stitched circle die. Then, I punched out Crumb Cake cardstock with the 2″ Circle Punch and centered the negative cardstock to punch the Decorative Circle Punch. Finally, after gluing the out punch piece down, I started building the rest with dimensionals, as shown.
  • Middle Panel: After adhering the panel to the card base, then I stamped the sentiment from Seaside Bay, cropped it out with the small stitched square die, and layered it onto Crumb Cake cardstock. After that, I stamped the clamshell with Crumb Cake ink and cropped it out. Then, I stamped the pearl, covered it with a small piece of packing tape (which adds just the right amount of gloss that a pretty pearl would have), and cropped it out with the coordinating die. Also, I added a shell from Seaside Bay that was lightly sponged with CC ink and added a few of the pearl embellishments.
  • Back Panel: Finally, I added the cardstock and DSP panel, and added a white panel for a personal message, making sure that it wouldn’t be seen when the card was completely closed. Although the card is meant to be displayed open, I thought it was worth the extra effort to make sure it didn’t show. Then, I stamped the shell from Season of Chic with CC and Petal Pink and cropped it out with the coordinating die. After that, I cut and colored a couple of the small shells and added a few more pearls for good measure.

So, this is a template of the card base…

Season of Chic Three Panel Card by Debbie Mageed

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