An Easter Decorative Corner Card Tutorial

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It’s Fun Fold Friday!

In today’s video I’m going to show you how to make a decorative corner card. These are great for holiday home decorations too.

Measurements

Cardstock for base, cut to 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″
Cardstock, same as above, cut to 1″ x 5 1/2″
Two 1″ circles cut or punched from cardstock above
Coordinating cardstock for layering – 4 pieces cut to 5 1/4″ x 1 7/8″
Patterned and neutral papers for layering – 4 pieces cut to 5″ x 1 5/8″

Instructions

Step 1

Along the long side of the card base, score at 2 1/8″, 4 1/4″, and 6 3/8″. Fold all as mountain folds.

Step 2

Add layering panels of cardstock and patterned paper to the panels of the base.

Score the 5 1/2″ x 1″ strip of cardstock in half lengthwise at 1/2″. Glue one side of the 1” piece to one short side of the card from the back side, so that the card will stand up as a tall box shape.

Add adhesive to the other side of the strip. Fold the card in a gate fold to the center back of the card, and close the card to adhere the seam.

Step 3

Stamp and decorate the back pieces or add a handwritten message if desired. Glue them to the two back panels.

Step 4

Score and fold both 1″ circles in half.

Apply glue to only one side of each circle and affix them to the front corner with folds facing each other and aligned with the center fold of the card.

Step 5

Put glue on the circle tabs that are facing out, and adhere a large die cut shape or label as a base for smaller die cut or stamped images.

Adhere die cut or stamped images to the panel. When you stand the card up like a square, they will stand out from the corner.

Decorate the back as desired.

NOTE:
If desired, more circle hinges can be added to include additional sentiments, images, etc.