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The Drapery Fold (a.k.a Curtain Fold) Card looks complicated but it’s so simple to make. The Favored Flowers Designer Series Paper is gorgeous and perfect for this design. You can fold the paper one way with the reverse side peeking through or fold it the other way if you don’t want to show the reverse side.
I want to show you one more step to take your Drapery Fold to the next level with a Tie-Back Drapery Fun Fold
Measurement
- Base Blackberry Bliss 8-1/2 “x 5-1/2” Fold in half
- White layer 4″ x 5-1/2″
- DSP (Designer Series Paper) 5-1/2″ square
Instructions
- Score DSP at 1″, 1-1/2″, 2-1/2″, 3″, 4″, 4-1/2″
- Accordion fold wth 1″ section on top and 1/2″ on the bottom
- Open the DSP back up and cut from the bottom left corner to 1-1/2″ on the other side.
- Refold and cut a 1″ slit half way on the fright side and fold the 2 corners back as shown in the video
- Tie a bow around the curtain
- Lay the curtain down on the white layer and lightly mark where it will be then stamp and color as desired.
- Adhere the white layer to the base
- Glue the curtain at the top and side but leave the bottom to lift up for dimension
- Don’t forget the inside and envelope
Kristina,
I wish I had seen this video before I made Easter cards for our church’s homebound. I used this stamp set, so they turned out well, but I like yours much better. I plan to make this card for our priests, deacon, and seminarian. Well, I will make one first and see if mine turns out half as good as yours. Thank you.
You ministers will be very grateful. Know their parishioners are thinking of them gives them the encouragement to keep fighting the good fight.
Bless you.