Tri-Fold Space Card by Chloe

Tri-Fold Space Card by Chloe

Posted by Chloe Downing on

Step 1: take a sheet of 7.5 by 11 cardstock and score it into 3 even sections. Make the first fold away from you, and the second fold towards you to form an "accordion"

Step 2: set aside and cut down 3 panels slightly smaller

Step 3: for the first panel, I used my Distress Inks in Salty Ocean to create the sky. For the second and third panels, I used Salty Ocean and tons of Memento Tuxedo Black ink to get the dark sky. Then I splattered watered down acrylic paint to get a starry effect.

Step 4: for the first panel, I hand drew and cut out a grassy border and used a woodstock paper for the ground. In the third panel, I took Kraft cardstock and colored over it with colored pencils to give it a more layered look.

Step 5: I used images from Lawn Fawn's Out of this World and Monster Mash and Hero Art's Raining Cats and Dogs. I colored those in with pencils.

Step 6: after adhering those images, I went in with a touch of glitter in the cloud and added glossy accents on the aliens' eyes and astronauts ' helmets. And then you have an awesome tri-fold space card!

Instagram: @chloescorner4cards

Products Used:

Lawn Fawn's black cardstock

Tim holtz Distress Ink in Salty Ocean

Memento Tuxedo Black Ink

Tim Holtz ink dabbers - Alternative: Tsukineko Sponge Daubers

Lawn Fawn Out of this World Dies

Lawn Fawn Out of this World Stamps

Lawn Fawn Monster Mash Dies

Lawn Fawn Monster Mash Stamps

Lawn Fawn Knock on Wood paper pad

Lawn Fawn's glue tube

Glossy Accents

Lawn Fawn's Prisma Glitter

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