I have a pretty Gatefold Card in black and white for you today and as always all the steps are shown so that you can get this look for yourself.
When working with any of the Spellbinders die sets please remember that number one (#1) is always the smallest
Spellbinders Supplies:
Other Supplies :
Instructions :
Take an A4 piece of card and trim along the long side to 15cms and then from each of the short sides measure in by 7.5 cms You should then have a gate-fold card that meets equally in the middle
With die # 8 from Matting Basic B cut one black panel, this is to line the inside of the card.
With die # 5 from Matting Basics A cut another black panel and with #5 Matting basics B cut a patterned panel ... glue these two together for the front of the card and you will have a thin border around the edges
With #7 Matting Basics A I decided to cut another patterned panel to layer on top of the black liner. These can be glued to the inside of the card
For the Gate fold panels at the front of the card measure two black panels and two patterned panels so that they fit one on top of the other with a small border around the edges. Glue them in place
Once you have the inside and the side panels glued in place you can add the topper to the front. Add glue to one half of the panel only and add the panel carefully to one of the gate folds. Adding glue across all of it will glue your gate folds shut .... Ah! Ah! not right !!
With #4 Labels 41 Decorative Accents cut the shape in black. We are going to use the frame but keep the centre part for another project
Stamp and emboss a sentiment and cut it out with die #3 Labels 41
For the panel you need to layer it onto you can use die #3 from Decorative Accents but I chose to use #3 from Decorative Elements because it is slightly larger
Add glue to the frame work panel and place it on the panel at the front and then layer up the sentiment and add that to the centre with foam tape to raise it up.
Result --- one pretty card for any occasion
More tomorrow ...
Hugs xx
That's lovely, Black and white always look classy
ReplyDeletecheers Kaye
Beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card and excellent tutorial, and i so love the sentiment . Thank you .
ReplyDeleteElaine H X
Good morning Christina,
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful card and fantastic Tutorial.
Thank you for what you give us with your help and time.
Have a great day
Patricia x
Stunning card-looks amazing. Hope you enjoyed the Grand Prix on Sunday.
ReplyDeleteMichele
Another lovely card and a great tutorial .
ReplyDeleteMarion H
A beautiful card, Christina, thanks for the tutorial :))
ReplyDeleteBlack and white make so elegant cards.
beautiful card.xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Christina,
ReplyDeleteStunning card, love the black and white.
Di B. x
Such a fabulous card! Gatefold cards are a favorite of mine and I really like the black and white color scheme.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Thanks for the tutuorial.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card. And thank you for the tutorial :)
ReplyDeleteBlack and white no doubt a great colour combination. Dies makes d card very attractive. Thanks for d tutorial
ReplyDeleteHi Christina
ReplyDeleteLove this card. Black and white together are among my favourite colour ways. Thank ypu for the instructions also
Love & best wishes
Jenny C xxx
Hi Christina, I love this card, and the finished card is stunning. I often do similar with label 42, as its a perfect design to batch make a number of cards.
ReplyDeleteJust found your quad easel card which I am looking forward to making very soon.
X Ros
Good Morning Christina :) Lovely card and Excellent Tutorial this morning. Thank you soooo much for all the work you put into your tutorials for us. Love the sentiment! Enjoy a day filled with love and beauty. Big Hugs.
ReplyDeleteLovely card Christina
ReplyDeleteThe tutorial is very was to understand. I've never made a gatefold card for ages. After seeing your card I think it's time to try to make a similar card.
Best wishes
Joan
Hi Christina
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card today. Thanks for the tutorial.
Such a rich and elegant card....this card turned out really nice...thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteWell done Christina
Hi Christina this is one of the nicest cards I have seen for ages - love the black and white - so striking and the dies are fabulous - really adds some class. Thank you so much for sharing
ReplyDeleteWhat a GORGEOUS card! I love the gatefold ad the colors are so pretty! Great tutorial:)
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Sherrie K
Yes, time to try a gatefold card again. Love the card and verse. Thank u!!! ~ Blessings
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, I see I must get more Spellbinders dies. Thanks for the tutorial. Dianne Crowe
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card!!! LOVE the gatefold style so much! TFS!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic card, Christina. I love the Tuesday Tutorials as you always manage to make everything look so easily attainable for all of us. x
ReplyDeleteA really lovely idea Christina, one I have used many times, but always good to have another example....many thanks luv Ursula xx
ReplyDeleteI like black and white. You've given me another idea. :)
ReplyDeleteA very easy to understand tutorial I.haven't made a gate card for a long time. Must be time to have another go xx
ReplyDeleteThat's a real statement of a card. Very impressive, and thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteJanice W
An eye-catching card in the black and white. Thanks again for another great tutorial
ReplyDeleteLovely card. Thank you for the tutorial. Very easy to understand.
ReplyDeleteSuch a striking card Christina. Thank you for yet another 'clear' tutorial.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty..I love black..makes it look so dramatic! Great tutorial too.
ReplyDeleteHi Christina a great card for the male in our life. Thank you for the excellent tutorial and for all the hard work you do every day to bring us all inspiration, and to Grif too for clear photography. Fantastic team work.
ReplyDeleteDorothy xx
Hi Christine
ReplyDeleteA lovely card, well suited for the man in your life. Don't have the exact dies, but I am sure that I can find something similar.
Margaret xxx
This is soo pretty. I always love black and white.
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