Night Sky Folded Corner Card
In some parts of the World there have been solar storms creating the most magical Northern Lights displays! How amazing!!
So I thought it was fitting to design a card with a night sky scene.
This fun fold is called a "Folded Corner Card".
Directions:
Cut a 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" piece of Basic Beige Card Stock and score in half at 4 1/4".
Open the card and on the right edge on the right side measure down 3" and make a small pencil mark right on the edge. Place the open card into your trimmer and SCORE from the 3" mark to the 4 1/4" score line. This creates the corner fold.
Fold this flap down to the card front and burnish.
Cut a 4" x 5 1/4" piece of Basic Grey C/S and a 3 3/4" x 5" piece of the Country Woods Designer Series Paper. Attach these together, then attach to the card front. *Tip: I made a mark on these layers where the card base folds down and I trimmed off the corner.
Glue down the corner fold.
Die cut a Basic White C/S and a Basic Black C/S Deckled circle using the Deckled Circles Dies. The Basic Black C/S circle is one size larger then the Basic White circle.
| Deckled Circles Dies #162286 $51.00 CAD |
Using Blending Brushes, add some Misty Moonlight Ink to the Basic White C/S circle. Then add some Night Of Navy Ink on the outer part of the circle.
Using Memento Black Ink and the Encircled In Nature Stamps, stamp some trees onto the circle.
| Encircled In Nature Bundle #163629 $73.75 CAD |
Die cut some Basic Black C/S trees from the Encircled In Nature Dies. Attach to the circle.
Using a White Gel pen, add lots of tiny dots all over the circle, careful to avoid adding dots to the trees.
Attach the 2 circles together using Multi-Purpose Liquid Glue. Add a few Dimensionals to the glued down flap and attach the circles.
Stamp a sentiment onto Basic White C/S using Night Of Navy Ink. Flag cut the ends and attach to some Basic Black C/S. Attach to the card front using Dimensionals.
Add a 3 loop Linen Thread Bow using a Glue Dot.
I also stamped some trees and added some ink with the Blending Brushes and white dots to the inside of the card and the envelope.






















