These dies can do and are so much more than just a quick and gorgeous card! I've made 5 different projects with the Crafter's Companion Die'sire Kinetic Circle Swing Base Card; two with the Crafter's Companion Die'sire Kinetic Shutter Base Card.
In this post, I'll explain the Matchbook-style Album.
Finished size approx. 6” x 9-1/2”
Cover – 1 pc 6” x 11”; scored at 1-3/4” for back
and 1 pc 6” x 8-3/4” for front. Adhere
front piece to 1-3/4” section of back piece
Binding – 4” x 6”; score at 2” on 4” side, then at
7/8” from each end. Fold and burnish
center valley fold and the two ends as mountain folds (this will give you a
sturdier binding)3 pieces 5-1/2" x 11" cut with Circle Swing Base die. Fold on scorelines as per instructions
Turn the folded pieces with the swing portion on
the right and overlap each front section so that it lines up with the front
fold edge of the one underneath (see photos). Hold
them together firmly and clip them together with a paperclip, turn over and
trim the left side evenly – the “bottom” piece will be your longest with the
top two incrementally shorter. This can
just be done with scissors and doesn’t have to be perfect because this edge
will be hidden
With the layers still clipped together, slide them
onto the back cover, left side even, slide the binding over this and while
holding the layers together, punch two holes and secure with ribbon. The front cover should now slide easily under
the edge of the binding. You “may” need
to trim off a titch to ensure it does.
Note: You can decorate before assembling but don’t
use too many layers or embellishments.
Each layer will now swing open with a gentle tug.
Hope you'll try this.
Supplies:
~Shelley
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