Floral Gatefold Cards with a Twist
Learn how to create two floral gatefold cards with a simple interlocking closure. In this class, you’ll use die-cut flowers, layered designs and a clever folding technique to make wedding cards that can easily be adapted for other occasions.
Who this class is for
This class is for cardmakers who want to try a different way to make gatefold cards using a simple interlocking closure. We’ll create two floral wedding cards, but the technique can be adapted using different shapes, supplies and designs for any occasion.
What you’ll make
In this class, you’ll learn how to create two floral gatefold wedding cards with a simple interlocking closure. You’ll also discover how to adapt this technique using different shapes, designs and supplies from your stash.
What you’ll learn
- How to cut and score a gatefold card base
- How to create a simple interlocking closure without magnets, ribbons or belly bands
- Ways to use die-cut flowers and shapes to create different card designs
- How to adapt the technique for other occasions
What’s included
- Step-by-step video lesson you can watch at your own pace
- A downloadable worksheet with measurements and instructions
- Materials and tools guide
- Tips for adapting the designs with supplies you already own
- Access to the class supply page with details and suggested alternatives
Why you’ll love it
This class shows you a different way to close a gatefold card using the decorative elements themselves. It’s a simple technique that you can use with flowers, hearts and other shapes to create cards for all kinds of occasions.
Ready to join?
Join the class and learn how to create two floral gatefold cards with a clever closing mechanism that you can use again and again.
You’ll be take to checkout to complete your enrolment
Small note/policy
This is a digital class. Please check the class and supply details before purchasing, as access is provided after checkout. You can find my full class/disclaimer details here. Some original class supplies may no longer be available, but the techniques are designed to be adapted with similar dies and supplies.