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Hula Pig Trifold

>> Friday, June 24, 2016

by Julie Warner - The Write Stuff

Happy Friday!
I hope your week has gone well! And yes, this is my card from yesterday's challenge but seriously, it's such a fun fold, I thought a few extra pics & some measurements might help anyone trying this fold.
This fold is so easy & it doesn't take any more card stock than a normal A2 (5.50 x 4.25) card! That's the part I like the best. So to begin, take a 4.25w x 11h piece of card stock..score it at 4.25 & 8.50. Fold it so that the short end is the top (right below the hula pig). Now take a circle die or punch (I used about a 2 1/4" die) & place the half way mark of the die at the top of the fold & cut. Make sure it's half way or your circle will not be round. You can put it in the middle, but I chose to do it slightly off center.  Also, please note that on my card, I only cut thru the top & bottom sections..the area where the bottom of the hula pig circle is, is not cut through. 
So I put the card into my Misti, stamped the beach scene on the bottom, colored it, then stamped it again w/ the card folded so the scene would continue as one. Above, is how it looks w/ the very top open..below, is how it looks totally open. I stamped & fussy cut one extra palm tree & added a stamped, colored circle behind it  to act as the closure when it's all folded up.
And here are the Copics I used..I know, a boatload, lol.
Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a great weekend!
Supplies:
ink: Memento tuxedo black, Versafine onyx, Distress inks tumbled glass, antique linen
paper: white, purple
accessories: Misti, Copic markers, Spellbinders circles, pierced circles dies




4 comments:

Robin Clendenning said...

So cute Julie!! I love ow it opens and all you added inside!! LOVE the hula piggy!
SWEET!

Karin said...

Totally amazing! Thanks for showing this in more detail and that pig is just the cutest!

Shelia said...

What a cool fold! Thanks for sharing the details.

nwilliams6 said...

I am so glad you posted it again because I would never have guessed it was this cool! What a super fun fold! TFS - I may want to try this soon. Hugz

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