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Sunday, 27 August 2017

Another Tutorial

If you are a regular visitor to my blog you might remember a series of Z-fold cards that I created for Simply Cards & Papercraft magazine.

As part of the commission I created two step by step tutorials, I have already shared the beginner design HERE - this is the more advanced design.

This is the finished card.


Score a 30 x 21 cm piece of blue card stock at 7.5 cm and 15 cm. Trim a 6cm strip from the bottom of the card stock. Trim the larger piece of card stock diagonally from a point 9.5 cm from the bottom left corner to the top right corner.


Valley fold both pieces of card stock along the 15 cm score line and mountain fold along the 7.5 cm score line. Cover the front panels with patterned paper leaving a narrow border.


Adhere the smaller panel to the front of the card to form the Z shape.


Cut two 12.3 x 1.5 cm strips of blue card stock and score at 2.5 cm from each edge, fold along the score lines.


Attach to the inside of the box that has been formed in the centre of the card.


Repeat with the second strip of card stock to form a pop up box.


Attach a selection of balloons and numbers to the blue tabs using acetate and decorate the front panels of the card as required.


I hope this step by step is helpful to those of you that haven't created a Z-fold card yet.

Thank you for visiting my blog today.

Pauline
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32 comments:

  1. So pretty birthday card! Thanks for another tutorial on Z-fold! I have to try this

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  2. Fantastic make Pauline, lovely clear instructions

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  3. Super tutorial with great clear precise instructions. Hugs Jennifer xx

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  4. Fabulous card and your tutorial specifying the steps is always great and easy to comprehend.xx [aNNie]

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  5. A great tutorial - the combination of z-fold and pop up box makes a really amazing looking card yet when you break down the steps it's quite simple to make.
    Jane

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  6. Gorgeous card Pauline, I saw this one in the magazine and love how you added the numbers using the acetate. A great tutorial.
    Hugs, Petra

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  7. Beautiful card Pauline and great step by step
    Carol x

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  8. Fabulous card and a super easy to follow tutorial Pauline. Must try this xx

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  9. Another lovely z-fold card and a brilliant tutorial....thank you Pauline.
    Still definitely on my list to have a go at making the first one.
    Janice x

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  10. A fantastic tutorial and card Thanks for sharing with us.

    Sue xx

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  11. Hallo liebe Pauline,
    deine Karte sieht wunderschön aus. Die Gestaltung mit den Luftballons und Zahlen gefällt mir sehr gut. Vielen lieben Dank für die ausführliche Anleitung. Das werde ich sicher auch mal ausprobieren. Eine tolle Kartenform mit Wow-Effekt.
    Ganz liebe Sonntagsgrüße herzlichst Hugs Silvi

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  12. A Brilliant tutorial and card, even I could follow this (I think) LOL. LOVE it.
    Faith
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  13. Fantastic card Pauline.
    Hugs
    Kuni

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  14. Thank you for this tutorial,
    hugs
    Ans x

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  15. Fabulous card Pauline and thanks for the tutorial, Kate x

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  16. Beautiful card Pauline. Thank you for the tutorial. Love the pop up element.

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  17. Hi Pauline what a lovely card I love the colours you have used and your design is wonderful.

    Debs cards xx

    http://debsartliffscards.blogspot.co.uk/

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  18. Brilliant make and love the idea of the pop up box as an extra wow factor. great instructions too.

    Kath x

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  19. Beautiful card as always - thanks for sharing the tutorial

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  20. Thanks for the tutorial and cute birthday card! Love it!

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  21. Thanks for the detailed instructions. I think I can follow these as they are so clear.
    Your card is so pretty!

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  22. Thank you for the great instructions, Pauline. They are very helpful. Your card is beautiful. Kisses, my friend.

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  23. Fabolous, thank you so much for this great tutorial.
    Hugs
    Melodie

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  24. What a lovely and fun card! The tutorial is so helpful, I need to try this.

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  25. Thanks for another tutorial on Z-fold! I have to try this


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  26. So fabulous birthday card!thanks for the tutorial!

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  27. Another brilliant design Pauline, and a very pretty card.
    Lorraine x

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  28. Our local stamp store featured this design in a class this month. Really fun to make and such fun to send, always a delight for the receiver. Your card is so pretty, and a wonderful tutorial too.

    Hugs
    Sue

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  29. brilliant birthday card Pauline - fabulous tutorial too. Hugs Rachel x

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