Speedy Fox Featured Designer

Good Morning,

This week I am being showcased as the Featured Designer for Marks Finest Papers, a Heinrich Co. 
The Featured Designer introduces our Senior Design team to our readers and they create a tutorial showing you either a new technique or a special type of card. This week I created a tutorial on Star of David. This is a great card to make and even though it looks hard it is pretty easy.

Star of David Card

Supplies:

12x12 piece of card stock

Paper trimmer

Scoring Tool

Ruler

Pencil

Ink

Stamps

Adhesive

Bone folder

Designer paper

Cardstock for layering

Embellishments (not pictured)

 

Step One:

Take your 12x12 piece of cardstock and cut to 10x8 ¾

Step Two:

Place your card stock vertically on your scoring tool and mark with your pencil at the 5” mark.

Step Three:

Take your ruler and pencil and draw lines one each side from the 5” mark to the corners.

Step Four:

Cute your card stock on both lines you just drew.

Step Five:

Put your card stock on your scoring tool with one edge against the side and your point in the middle.

Step Six:

Score all three corners at 4 3/8 and 5 7/8. You will have to flip your card stock to do each side.

Step Seven:

Valley fold the score lines closest to the center of your card and mountain fold the outer score lines.

 

Step Eight:

Fold the top flap down, then the left flap and finally the right flap

 

Step Nine:

Take your extra card stock and cut 3 squares 2 ¾ x 2 ¾.  You may have to adjust the measurements.

 

Step Ten:

Place on scoring tool and follow the same steps as two and three. You will have to verify your measurements.

           

 

Step Eleven:

Mount your triangles to the outer flaps.

 

Step Twelve:

Do the same steps with your designer paper, verifying the measurements and mount onto the solid cardstock

 

Step Thirteen:

Cut Triangles for the center of your card using steps two and three, verify your measurements.

Step Fourteen:

Finish card to your liking.

Hope you enjoyed my tutorial and my card. Thanks for stopping and commenting. I hope to see you again.

Thanks