Monday, October 21, 2013

VIDEO: Tri-Shutter Card Tutorial

Yesterday, I shared a fall themed Tri-Shutter Card for the Control Freaks Blog Tour. I have seen these cards many times before and never made one. Honestly, the cutting and scoring intimidated me! But when I got one as a swap at Founder's Circle, I decided to try it myself. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it's not as hard as it looks!

Here's a Christmas version of the Tri-Shutter card. I designed this one for my Stamp of the Month Club. Club members will receive the Clear Mount Christmas Collectibles stamp set along with three completely finished hand-stamped cards (including this one) in the mail later this month. Learn More about this club.
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Check out my video tutorial below and I'll show you how to make some simple cuts and scores to create the foundation of the Tri-Shutter card. Then be sure to come back and see more samples later this week!


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3 comments:

  1. Julie, Your tri-shutter cards are gorgeous! I am going to make one simply because you make them look so easy! TFS!

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  2. I've long been intrigued by these tri-shutter cards. Your video demo makes them fairly simple. Thanks!

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  3. If I'm doing my math right, the card ends up being 4" by 5.5" right? So that means it fits in a medium envelope, yes? Can't WAIT to make one!!

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