All your wonderful color suggestion made me grab some of my old favorites. When I started stamping, the Earth Elements and Rich Regals were my comfort zone! I made another trifold. This time I cut a bigger window in the center panel of the card.
I started out with a piece of 6 1/4″ x 9 1/2″ piece of cardstock. I scored it at 3″ and 6″. The inside of the card is stamped with Linen background and Flowers from Polka Dots & Petals. The main image is stamped with flowers both from Polka Dots & Petals as well as Polka Dots & Paisley.
I got the idea of the flower bouquet from the wonderful Debbie Olson. She is an amazing stamper who continuously amazes me with her artwork. The faux stitch stems I saw first on one of Sharon Harnist‘s cards. She is another wonderful artist! You can find both of their mind boggling blogs on my blog roll to the right.
I still had the matching jumbo wheel with the white cartridge out from my project yesterday so I decided to use it on Kraft cardstock.
I used Always Artichoke, So Saffron, Rose Red, Regal Rose, Cool Caribbean and Chocolate chip Markers and Classic ink on this card.
Beate
Stay at Home Mom of Three, Splitcoast Team Member and Copic and Spellbinders die Lover.15 Responses to “Big Window Trifold”
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gorgeous! absolutely gorgeous! You do have my address, don’t ya?
Fabulous as usual Beate. I expect nothing less where your creations are concerned…and I’m never disappointed.
Absolutely gorgeous! I love the color combo! Awesome card!
Great spring/summer card using a different family of colors, B — love it! And I also love this tall window tri-fold . . . my goodness what a bunch of wonderful techniques tied up into one card!
I love these cards…maybe I will have to spend my weekend (yes, my whole weekend) making one of these work…ha!
i am just sitting here and go WOW! Beate, everytime you have something amazing to show.
holy… i refused to make one of the tall cards since i need to buy new envelopes…. but i guess this was yesterday. this card is really really pretty
These colors are gorgeous!!
Beautiful colors and a wonderful layout. I can’t believe how unique each and every one of your cards is. I would love to climb inside your head for the day! 🙂
Your card is beautiful. Every card that you make is a WOW card. You were blessed with a wonderful talent, Thank you for sharing it with all of us.
Mary
Love this! I so enjoy your recipes and I can finally see how “inspiration” works; I know what your talking about . I’ve actually learned the tri-fold card from seeing and touching a Beate original – some people need the hands on inspection – but I can follow now. 😀 TFS!!!
Just beautiful Beate!
It’s beautiful, Beate! TFS!
How beautiful these big cards are – I guess I’m going to have to try them!
Beautiful as usual. Do you have a tutorial for this tri-fold some-where that I may have missed? I really want to make one. Thanks for taking so much time to post the lovely samples you create. Barbara
Awesome!
Just a quick note to let you know that you inspired me to make my first tri-fold long card from 8 1/2 x 11 cardstock.
I sent it to a very special friend who turned 86 years old today. I used the unfrogettable stamp set and on the side flap I weaved ribbon instead of putting a thin strip of cs. I must say I almost didn’t want to give it away, but took pictures.