Sage - I have avoided tri-fold cards because I was so sure I couldn't do it. You have convinced me otherwise! I'm going to give it a try. Thanks for the calm, easy-going and confident tutorial.
I'm so glad you'll give it a try. No step is difficult, there are just a lot of them once you get to decorating them. But you can start simple, and go from there.
Thank you so very much for perfect instructions on how to make the 3 fold shutter card. I’m a new card crafter and I was able to make it correct the first time after watching your video. With you calm loving and patient voice it was easy as 1 2 3! Thanks again and I’m subscribing to you even without checking out your channel because I know all of your videos must be amazing! Big XO XO XO to you!
I've been drooling over the Anna Griffin Sweet Sentiment Trifold Shutter (they call it a pop up card) and was starting to lose hope I'd find a similar template. Thank you soso much for this excellent, clear tutorial, it is the best on TH-cam. 👍🏻❤️👍🏻
Thanks so much for this video... so much more easily explained than others I've been watching. And a double thank you for giving instructions for the smaller cardstock - since SU discontinued 12"x12" black cardstock I've been 'in mourning'... now I know how to get round the problem!! 💕
Thank you so much for this video. I'm fairly new to card-making, but I enjoy so much learning from videos such as yours. Also thank you for the template.
Thank you so much 😊 that’s awesome and very very helpful.......I’m thinking 💭 of making a trifold card for my husband for Valentines Day ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️. I really love 💕 this idea 💡 and you’re help with smaller card stock was brilliant.
Thank you for such great videos! I really appreciate being able to reference this particular one for both sizes of paper. In addition, thank you for the PDF file. I really enjoy watching you show us projects and with such thorough and clear instructions.
Thank you for this tutorial! Very well done. I really like the scoreboard with the arrows that show where you need to score. Can you share which score board it is? Thanks again!
Thanks so much, I'm glad the video made it so easy for you! That's why I make them. By the way, if you had trouble getting to the template download site, I changed the address in the About section above.
Dear Sage, hope things are going well with you. Miss you and your great tutorials. But i have gone over alot of your tutorials. Please come back to us soon :)
hello, i love ur video n ur way of explaining. but can u pls tell me which kind of paper do u exactly use..the paper i use is very delicate n u cant put folds on them properly..pls provide me the name of the paper.over all the video was very helpful thank u very very much...
If you don't have a scoring board or a paper cutter with a scoring blade, then you can just use a stylus or bone folder to score the card stock. It's harder to be precise with the measurements and to get the score lines straight, but it can be done.
Hey could you plzz tell me what are the names of the articles you used? Like the scoreboard and the trimmer and ruler, etc. Also, do we like get a set of those materials online?
Awesome, thanks for this. Followed along with your vid and plugged the numbers into Design Space and voila!!! My Cricut cuts it, but I must admit, I still get excited at the thought of using my good old scoring board.
That's pretty cool. I don't use any of those electronic gizmos, I seem to have enough trouble keeping up with what I get from Stampin' Up! Perhaps you'll have to make one by hand so you can dust off the scoring board!
+TheMadStamper You don't need the gizmos, it's obvious you have tried and true skills!! When I first got my Explore, my scoring board went into hibernation, but lately I've been taking it back out for certain cards and large envelopes and let me tell ya, to use that board gives me a certain thrill. There's nothing like getting back to basics. It's so simple, but the projects you can create are amazing!!!
Thanks for the appreciation! And I agree, the projects you can make with the simple tools are amazing. I hope you keep coming back for more inspiration!
Sorry, Elaine. You'll have to figure out how to decorate it yourself. I tend to make technique videos, rather than how to make a specific project. And in addition at this point, I'm recovering from hip replacement surgery.
Perhaps you'll need a larger cutter that also has a scoring blade. This would be easier to problem solve if we could talk on the phone. I'm at 505-266-6240 if you want to give me a call.
+TheMadStamper That'd be terrific! You have at most 6 seconds before a person decides to stay on a website or not. If it's not mobile friendly, you can lose a lot of viewers that way. A lot of blog/DIY websites allow you to preview it as if on mobile. Something to consider in the future!
+JRollend44 You're right about that! I just checked the video on TH-cam and used the link to get to the template on my iPhone. No problem here. Maybe the cyber-gremlins are up to mischief!
+TheMadStamper I keep getting a pop up asking me to sign up for updates, but there isn't a button to close it and it darkens the rest of the page, so I can't do anything
+JRollend44 That may be a mobile unfriendly problem. I'll look into it when I get time. Meanwhile, if you'll give me your email address, I'll send you a pdf. sage@stampingmadly.com
I like to use 3/16" mats instead of 1/4" mats. See this post to learn why, especially since each panel in the trifold shutter card is so small. stampingmadly.com/?p=3430. What that means is the top layer of each panel is 3/8" smaller in each direction than the base panel, and the mat under it is 3/16" smaller than the base panel. Sorry, I don't have all those measurements written out anywhere.
Sorry, I haven't done smaller ones. This card folds up into the standard 4-1/4" x 5-1/2". Smaller than that may be pretty bulky with all the folds. The video shows how to make it work even for 8-1/2" x 11" card stock, in case you don't have 12" x 12".
Thanks for the comment, Rose. I hope you do well with your cardmaking business. If you're just learning, you might want to check out the Mad Stampers Club, where members receive detailed video tutorials for 2 cards each month--one simple, and one stepped up. You can learn more on my website, the link is in the "About" section.
I feel it would have been more helpful to do two separate videos because I was doing the card 11x8.5 but your link only provides the cutting measurements for the 12x12. So I've cut along the wrong lines now. It's a.lovely idea but your tutorial is pretty muddled
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Fantastic! You totally took the mystery out of this one! Thank you. Marsha
Thanks, Marsha! I love to de-mystify things! Thanks for your comment!
Sage - I have avoided tri-fold cards because I was so sure I couldn't do it. You have convinced me otherwise! I'm going to give it a try. Thanks for the calm, easy-going and confident tutorial.
Thank you so much for this video. I made a very special card for an 18-year-old girl who loved it!
You're welcome, Jan. I'm happy to help!
Thanks for posting the measurements. It has been really hard to find a video that gives clear directions.
Glad to help!
I'm so glad you'll give it a try. No step is difficult, there are just a lot of them once you get to decorating them. But you can start simple, and go from there.
Thanks so much for the feedback, Tammy. I'm glad it helped and that you're happy with the results!
Thank you so much for these very clear instructions, I am a new card maker and now I feel confident to make this type of beautiful card !!!!
Thank you so very much for perfect instructions on how to make the 3 fold shutter card. I’m a new card crafter and I was able to make it correct the first time after watching your video. With you calm loving and patient voice it was easy as 1 2 3! Thanks again and I’m subscribing to you even without checking out your channel because I know all of your videos must be amazing! Big XO XO XO to you!
I'm glad you're having fun with this!
I've been drooling over the Anna Griffin Sweet Sentiment Trifold Shutter (they call it a pop up card) and was starting to lose hope I'd find a similar template. Thank you soso much for this excellent, clear tutorial, it is the best on TH-cam. 👍🏻❤️👍🏻
Thanks so much! It's one of my earliest videos, I'm glad it holds up all these years later!
@@TheMadStamper 💖💯
Thanks so much for this video... so much more easily explained than others I've been watching. And a double thank you for giving instructions for the smaller cardstock - since SU discontinued 12"x12" black cardstock I've been 'in mourning'... now I know how to get round the problem!! 💕
Thanks for the great feedback, Lynne. I was determined to find a way to use 11" cardstock, and it turned out to be an easy fix!
Thank you so much for this video. I'm fairly new to card-making, but I enjoy so much learning from videos such as yours. Also thank you for the template.
You're welcome, hunnybee. I hope you'll come back to see all the new videos I post! Enjoy making cards.
Thank you so much 😊 that’s awesome and very very helpful.......I’m thinking 💭 of making a trifold card for my husband for Valentines Day ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️. I really love 💕 this idea 💡 and you’re help with smaller card stock was brilliant.
You're welcome, Mags. I love to experiment with options, then share my results in videos!
Thank you for such great videos! I really appreciate being able to reference this particular one for both sizes of paper. In addition, thank you for the PDF file. I really enjoy watching you show us projects and with such thorough and clear instructions.
+cheryl7476 Thanks for the feedback, Cheryl. Hope you have fun making this card.
Thank you for this tutorial! Very well done. I really like the scoreboard with the arrows that show where you need to score. Can you share which score board it is? Thanks again!
Thanks, Lisa. The scoreboard is Simply Scored from Stampin' Up! I love it, and use it with every card I make!
Hi Mihir Naik,
You need to use card stock for the base, then decorate it with your delicate papers. Card stock is usually 80 lb. weight.
Thank you so much for these clear easy instructions. I will definitely try this technique. You made sound very easy.
Thanks, Deborah. I love to make things look easy! Enjoy the technique.
I am just learning how to make cards for my family living in our country New Zealand.Thankyou
What a great way to thank or congratulate anyone! 😇😇
Thanks, Chandrika. Have fun making one!
Vey many thanks for sharing such a great tutorial. I am a beginner card maker and you have made me feel I can do this.
Ann in Scotland
Thanks, Ann. That's great feedback. I hope you have fun making this fun card!
Thanks for sharing 👍just what I was looking for..😊
Happy to help!
You are great! The best tutorial on here for this card! I was able to folow along really easy and my card came out excellent! Thank you so much! :)
Thanks so much, I'm glad the video made it so easy for you! That's why I make them. By the way, if you had trouble getting to the template download site, I changed the address in the About section above.
Thanks i am gonna try it for my son's 10th b'day card. Can you please do a tutorial for double trifold shutter? regards and best wishes
Charu Mathur uu
Thanks, Kathy. I'm getting there, and hope to have something up within a week or so.
I love this video. Your directions are clear and easy to follow. Thank you so much!!!!
Linda Nielsen So glad you find it helpful!! I see you found the place to sign up for my newsletter. Hope you enjoy!
P. S. what make is that scoreboard, I l❤️ve the moving/sliding pegs!
It is Simply Scored from Stampin' Up! A great tool, I use it with every project I make.
@@TheMadStamper Thank you so much!
great card love it I am so addicted to this one now but would love some other types of cards to make that are good for large stamp images.
thanks for your help teaching us how to make this card
Dear Sage, hope things are going well with you. Miss you and your great tutorials. But i have gone over alot of your tutorials. Please come back to us soon :)
Just love your clear instruction.
Thanks for the feedback, Sandra. I always try to make my video instructions simple to follow, which encourages you to try the technique!
hello, i love ur video n ur way of explaining. but can u pls tell me which kind of paper do u exactly use..the paper i use is very delicate n u cant put folds on them properly..pls provide me the name of the paper.over all the video was very helpful thank u very very much...
Mihir Naik try 80lb or 90lb cardstock
Thank you so much!
I would like to know how can we do the scoring if we don't have a devise to do so? Thank you for the video it is awesome!
If you don't have a scoring board or a paper cutter with a scoring blade, then you can just use a stylus or bone folder to score the card stock. It's harder to be precise with the measurements and to get the score lines straight, but it can be done.
Thank you for your tutorial. It was just what I was looking for!
I'm so glad you found it!
thank you, this is the best explanation I have seen, ythank you for the templates
Bellísimo trabajo. Felicitaciones.
Bendiciones.
Thank you for sharing this. Really easy to follow instructions. Great work. Cheers!
+Niña Lambert-Barker Thanks Nina, I'm glad you find it helpful!
Very nicely explained. Thank you very much. Love from Israel
Hey could you plzz tell me what are the names of the articles you used? Like the scoreboard and the trimmer and ruler, etc. Also, do we like get a set of those materials online?
Awesome, thanks for this. Followed along with your vid and plugged the numbers into Design Space and voila!!! My Cricut cuts it, but I must admit, I still get excited at the thought of using my good old scoring board.
That's pretty cool. I don't use any of those electronic gizmos, I seem to have enough trouble keeping up with what I get from Stampin' Up! Perhaps you'll have to make one by hand so you can dust off the scoring board!
+TheMadStamper You don't need the gizmos, it's obvious you have tried and true skills!! When I first got my Explore, my scoring board went into hibernation, but lately I've been taking it back out for certain cards and large envelopes and let me tell ya, to use that board gives me a certain thrill. There's nothing like getting back to basics. It's so simple, but the projects you can create are amazing!!!
Thanks for the appreciation! And I agree, the projects you can make with the simple tools are amazing. I hope you keep coming back for more inspiration!
+TheMadStamper Oh I've subscribed, my dear and set the alerts😊. Thank you again!!
Hi thank you for a great video , very easy to follow il make these now I've always found them hard from Gaynor x
Thanks, Gaynor. I'm glad to help!
Thank you so much. it really helped.and ur other videos are also very intresting..
Thanks so much for this...I had fun making it
You're very welcome!
Hi, fab video. Would it be possible to have instructions for it please? x
Sorry, Elaine. You'll have to figure out how to decorate it yourself. I tend to make technique videos, rather than how to make a specific project. And in addition at this point, I'm recovering from hip replacement surgery.
I love this! Thank you.
love it Girl. your amazing.😘Im your number 1 fan.
+Adrianna hart Awwww, thanks Adrianna!
Hi there!
So Is this possible to with a tri board? I don't want to waste a new tri board, not sure if it'll even be possible
I don't know what a tri board is. The card base is made from a single sheet of cardstock which is cut and scored as shown in the video.
my cutter is way smaller than yours its width only goes to 4 inches. How do i compensate? Plus i dont have a huge scorer like yours either.
Perhaps you'll need a larger cutter that also has a scoring blade. This would be easier to problem solve if we could talk on the phone. I'm at 505-266-6240 if you want to give me a call.
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You're welcome, Arkoub.
Hey..
Plz guide me for what is to be used as the base for the card..? Lemme knw the material plz..
The base is made from cardstock, 80 lb. weight..
i love your videos sooo much
+Nona Shingh Thanks, Nona. I love to receive feedback!
Thanks excellent training video, many thanks
Thanks for the feedback. Please come back for more!
Thanks!
You bet, Cheryl!
Unfortunately your website isn't mobile friendly, so I guess I have to wait to look at the template. Great videos though!
+JRollend44 Thanks for the feedback. I'll have to put it on a blog page that is mobile friendly.
+TheMadStamper That'd be terrific! You have at most 6 seconds before a person decides to stay on a website or not. If it's not mobile friendly, you can lose a lot of viewers that way. A lot of blog/DIY websites allow you to preview it as if on mobile. Something to consider in the future!
+JRollend44 You're right about that! I just checked the video on TH-cam and used the link to get to the template on my iPhone. No problem here. Maybe the cyber-gremlins are up to mischief!
+TheMadStamper I keep getting a pop up asking me to sign up for updates, but there isn't a button to close it and it darkens the rest of the page, so I can't do anything
+JRollend44 That may be a mobile unfriendly problem. I'll look into it when I get time. Meanwhile, if you'll give me your email address, I'll send you a pdf. sage@stampingmadly.com
What are the measurements for decorating each of the panels?
I like to use 3/16" mats instead of 1/4" mats. See this post to learn why, especially since each panel in the trifold shutter card is so small. stampingmadly.com/?p=3430. What that means is the top layer of each panel is 3/8" smaller in each direction than the base panel, and the mat under it is 3/16" smaller than the base panel. Sorry, I don't have all those measurements written out anywhere.
Excellent Video! Thank you so much.
can you give measurements for a smaller size of paper?
Sorry, I haven't done smaller ones. This card folds up into the standard 4-1/4" x 5-1/2". Smaller than that may be pretty bulky with all the folds. The video shows how to make it work even for 8-1/2" x 11" card stock, in case you don't have 12" x 12".
gracias por compartir!!!
what is the name of the the boards do you use
It is cardstock, 50 lb. weight.
Thanks for the comment, Rose. I hope you do well with your cardmaking business. If you're just learning, you might want to check out the Mad Stampers Club, where members receive detailed video tutorials for 2 cards each month--one simple, and one stepped up. You can learn more on my website, the link is in the "About" section.
Thank you! This is really interesting. love from Israel
Henna du plessis Thanks, Henna. Hope you'll try it!
you should do stapin up
Just mind blowing 😊😊😊😊
love it making it for greatgrand daughters 19 thank you .Dell Kelly
You're welcome, Dell. The greatgrands will love it!
it is beautiful
patrizia papagno Thanks!
awesome idea subscribed your video
Thank you, Seema.
!very nice! Thank you....
You're welcome, Patricia
Por favor las ideas estan fabulosas pero si son tan amables que sean en español
+Nano Lopez Lo siento que no hablo Espanol bastante bien. Pero usted puede escoger “CC”, y solicita traduccion.
can i use a construction paper
Queen Nicole y
beautiful.. nice...
Thank you, Soma.
its my pleasure.. mam.. welcome..
its beautiful.. u people how learn like this type in mind.. really amazing.. i watched this video its really good..
its to nice welll we do ittttt i love it very much
Thanks, I hope you enjoy making one!
Thank you!!
407MSLADYRED30 You bet! Have fun making your own!
Your video is wonderful :) Thank you so much :) Cheers :)
thewind7 Glad you like it. Have fun making one!
thank you :)
OMG! thank you soooo much your the best
Thanks!!
I feel it would have been more helpful to do two separate videos because I was doing the card 11x8.5 but your link only provides the cutting measurements for the 12x12. So I've cut along the wrong lines now. It's a.lovely idea but your tutorial is pretty muddled
+Rainy Tedandeffi Actually, both of the templates are there, you just have to scroll down to the second page for the 11x8.5 template
I also do not find a template for 11x8.5. The second page is how to make the base 14 x 5.5 using more than one piece of paper. Am I missing something?
no hay en español????
Lo siento, ahora no tiene closed captions.
You bet! I hope you've subscribed to my channel for more technique videos.
i subbed to you today xxx
You all know... how to make it.......But I'm not getting how to do it........ :-(
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Dear Sage,
ughh this is gonna take a lot of practice lol
Once you get the hang of it, it's really fun! It may not take as much practice as you think! I hope you enjoy making them.
no no i m her daughter Palak
Thank you!!