This is an images from Fred she said. They have wonderful images. Although I say that about everyone but they do. This images is called "my truck".
Things that you will need to make your card.
1-12"x12" or 2-8 1/2" x 11" sheet heavy weight. Something to cut out the center of your card. Strong tape, scor-pal, paper cuter, lobster claws and rings I used size 7, I found these in the jewelry department. 1/8" hole punch. Then what ever embellishments and different papers you want to add to your card.
You need to cut 2-6" by 6"of card stock and 1-4" by 6". This can be created to any size you like.
Score the 4"x 6" piece every 1"down the long side. This will create the bottom of the card. Fold in the mountain, valley, mountain, valley.
At this time if you are going to add a designed paper to the front of your card. I would glue it to the front. Remember when you cut out the front panel you are cutting though two pieces of paper, you want it to be centered and leave enough on the top and the bottom. Make sure whatever size you want to cut out in the front is a little bigger then the image you will be putting or hanging in the middle. You do not want to cut to close to the bottom so that when you put your card together you will see the folded piece on the bottom and you want to leave enough space on top so you can hang your image.
After all that is done attach the smaller folded piece to the front and the back making sure it all aligns. You can glue or use a good tape so it will hold together. I hope you card looks like this.
I punched two holes because my oval is a little long and I wanted it to balance. If I was hanging it long ways I would of used one and centered it. I put my rings in the card and my lobster claws in the oval (if you wanted you could used just rings).
So it looks like this and you can see I have a little space between my card and the oval. Behind the oval that is my friend Chris she is trying to stay out of the picture she has a lavender shirt on.
All you have to do is add some glue or good tape to the top of the card and it is all done.
I was at my friends house when I did this so I needed to go home and add some embellishments to it. CONGRATULATIONS You have made you first Tent Card. I sure hope you understand this, if not let me know if you have any questions and I will get back to you.
Remember if you go down a little to Me and my Grandpa, I made another tent card. You can check that one out also.
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Love,
Patricia
10 comments:
oh this is fabulous! i sooooooooo wanted to know how to do this and you make it look really easy! and such a gorgeous card too!
hope your weekend is spectacular!
hugs :)
This is fantastic I love the image an the colors are so vibrant
Really great card
Great tutorial!
Hi Pat, thats awesome, fabulous tutorial and extremely helpful. I do love that scenic card its gorgeous. Yes Donna did send me that image but unfortunately because we were going away for a few days I made my card early and missed them, I actually bought my image and then of course you were given them, but it doesnt matter as I love them anyway. Take care and thanks for the offer, with love and hugs Shirleyxxxxxx
Great tutorial, I may have to try it.
aww.. what a great idea to incorporate a 'window' in a tent card! looks amazing and thanks for the tutorial :)
{hugs} Sylvia
Hi Patricia great tutorial & fab card :)
Looking forward to working with you on Donna's DT.
Hugs
Tracey
xx
Patricia this is a great tutorial! I am all inspired think I will have to give this a go :D
I am so happy to be your teamie on the Donna's Den DT.
Hugs
Amy xx
Hello Pat! Great tutorial and even greater card! I love the FSS said designs too...your colors are awesome on your card. Hope all has been well with you!
Vicki
Your card is very pretty, love the colors and the sweet image!
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