Full Front Tri-Fold Card

Happy Sunday everyone! Hope you are having a great weekend. I know I am, I got some really great things at the convention yesterday!!! I'll be using some of those items in the next few days! Thank you all so very much for your lovely comments, I greatly appreciate them. Today I am showing you a card I made about a month or so ago because...well I was at the convention all day!!! :))

This is a full front tri-fold card, and I am going to include a mini tutorial for this project! These are only the directions for cutting, scoring, and folding your card. It is up to you to decorate it any way you like.

Step 1: Cut your card stock to 5 1/2 x 11.

Step 2: Score your cardstock. I know it is hard to see the numbers in the picture so the measurements, from left to right, are as follows; 3 3/4, 1 13/16, 1 13/16, 1 13/16, 1 13/16.

Step 3: Fold along your score lines. On long side measure 1" in between the last two 1 13/16 score lines as indicated in picture above. Do this from top and bottom. Cut that line from score line to score line. ( I hope this makes sense.)

Here is one way that your card can be folded.

Here is my finished card.

Hope you enjoy this and I would love to see what you come up with. Now that you have seen my project for the day, and left a comment for your daily entry into the drawing. Hop on over to Smeared and Smudged and see wwhat Terra has made for you today!!! For more information on how to earn eentries for the blog candy drawing please read the sidebar!!

Full Front Tri-Fold Card Cutting and Folding Tutorial

This is only the directions for cutting, scoring, and folding you card. It is up to you to decorate it any way you like!!!!!! Have fun doing so and drop me a comment to let me know where I can view your finished project!!!!! Happy Creating!! Kelli

Step 1: Cut your card stock to 5 1/2 x 11.

Step 2: Score your cardstock. I know it is hard to see the numbers in the picture so the measurements, from left to right, are as follows; 3 3/4, 1 13/16, 1 13/16, 1 13/16, 1 3/4.

Step 3: Fold along your score lines. On long side measure 1" in between the last two 1 13/16 score lines as indicated in picture above. Do this from top and bottom. Cut that line from score line to score line. ( I hope this makes sense.)

Here is one way that your card can be folded.

Here is my finished card.

Remember...I showed you mine now you show me yours!!!!! LOL