This is a tri-fold shutter card that I made for my friend a while ago. The instructions for this style of card can be found on Splitcoaststampers or you tube. I decided to make a scene for this type of card using my stampscapes stamps. I cut all the pieces of white glossy cardstock to fit each space of the card and then I laid them down in place like a puzzle and stamped my scene using black archival ink. When the ink was dry, I then added colour using stipple brushes and dye inks.
Below is the card stretched out so that you can see the scene.
And below here is the card folded up and ready to go into an envelope.
These cards are intricate to do but look great when they are standing up in 3-D. Some people make the scene first and then cut it up into the correct size pieces. I chose to do it differently to make each element fit into each space.
Take care! :D
14 comments:
I can't believe you have no comments yet!! This is absolutely beautiful!! I love Stampscapes scenes. Thanks for sharing.
This is absolutely gorgeous.
I saw it on Pinterest and had to come take a closer look and comment.
Now I'm pinning it too!
Wow your card is AMAZING!!! TFS
Lovely card,your talent is amazing.
Blessings Jocelan
just found your card on Pintrest ... what an AWESOME card!!! i LOVE it!!!
I can't wait to try this. I've been looking for something for my father in law and this would be perfect Thanks for shareing.
Your card is simply amazing. Someone is going to feel very special when they receive this gorgeous work of art!
Someone is going to feel very special when they receive this beautiful work of art! Beautiful card!
OMG! That is stunning. I think it's the most beautiful card using Stampscapes I've ever seen. I'm still in awe. You did a magnificent job.
Wow, simply gorgeous! I came across this photo on Pinterest.
This is truly amazing! I love Stampscapes and you have brought them to life! Great work!
Trish, your card is awesome!! I love how you used stampscapes on your tri-fold card!!! You did a fantastic job!!! So creative! Thanks so much for sharing!
hugs, Laura
This is so inspiring. Lucky person who receives this beautiful treasure!
Oh my goodness, what a beautiful card - thank you so much for sharing your talent with us.
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