VIDEO: How to make a Magnetic Enclosure Shutter Fold Card

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Funny story about this card. Recently I participated in a cool blog hop with the Crazy Crafters from Australia. They asked me to be their special guest, and did a blog hop casing cards from my blog!! Gail Davidson participated in that hop and after she mailed me this drop-dead-gorgeous WOW card all the way from Australia.

I’m not sure what was more exciting, receiving a card from Australia, or opening it and getting this AMAZING card!! Gail had cased my friend France Martin’s (Frenchie) shutter card technique to create this. She designed her own card, and created this fabulous magnetic enclosure.

So this card is a case, of a case of Frenchie’s aaaaaand (wait for it)…..I’m on vacation with Frenchie right now!!! I purposely scheduled this video for when we were together, she doesn’t know I’m doing this (yet). I can’t wait to surprise her.

On this video, I’ll show you how to create the shutter card technique, and the matching envelope.

In other fun news, today marks my 13th Year Anniversary at Stampin Up.

shutter fold

VIDEO TIP:

I store my Die Brush inside a Half Wide Stamp Case to cut all of the “confetti” paper pieces contained.


“HOW TO” VIDEO


FREE PDF INSPIRATION SHEET

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CARD SUPPLIES

MAGNET INFO: Basic Grey small magnetic snaps (Amazon link)


Comments

  1. Love this card Tami!!! Thank you for sharing! Oh, Where did you get those tiny magnets, please?

  2. sylvia mosher says

    Very nice card Tami. I have one comment though… the measurements for the white base, you said the first score line, 2 1/8″ and the print out says 3 1/8″. The first scoreline 2 1/8 is the correct score, on the you tube video. Your inspiration sheet are great for future use. Thank You!

  3. Awesome video and case of my case of Frenchie’s card Tami! So sweet of you to tell the story and I’m so glad you liked it! Xo

  4. Oh, and congratulations and happy 13th anniversary too! And wishing you many more. ?

  5. That was an amazing card and a great way to use the new floral DSP! Loved the idea of putting the foam and roller brush in a wood mount box. Genius!

  6. Happy 13th Tami!

  7. Kathleen Brandt says

    Wonderful tutorial! Well done Tami. Great stuff

  8. Sherida Keys says

    I’ve been looking for those tiny magnets where did you get them? I thought the card would be hard but you made it look easy

  9. Beautiful card. Where do you get the magnets?

  10. Diana Arnold says

    Happy 13th Anniversary!This card is absolutely beautiful thank you so much for sharing. Where can I purchase the tiny magnets that were used in the making of this card.

  11. Denise Bryant says

    Stunning card! Happy 13th anniversary with SU!

  12. Melanie Morris says

    Very cool card! Thanks for the detailed directions – and for the tip about Basic Gray’s magnets. Gotta love that envelope too!

  13. Martha Galvan says

    Beautiful card Tami, happy 13th Aniversary where did you get the magnets

    • Sorry, it’s with the supplies on this post. I’ve bolded it to make it easier to see and added a link to a pack on amazon. hope that helps.

  14. Linda Gregory says

    Cute card I think I made the shutter card before ,got it from watching Frances Martin. Love her cards.

  15. cindy stegner says

    All I can say is “WOW”!!!!

  16. You mention in the video that your blog has information for ordering the little magnets, but I can’t find it. Where did you get them?

    TFS!

    • Sorry, it’s with the supplies on this post. I’ve bolded it to make it easier to see and added a link to a pack on amazon. hope that helps.

  17. Jeri Blaufuss says

    Congrats on your anniversary. Also thank you for the idea of the great card. Love your videos.

  18. #StampinScoop, just saw this on your video. Amazingly gorgeous. What a beautiful card for almost any occasion. Thank You for this video, this is just a beautiful card!

  19. Cindy Casique says

    Very pretty!

  20. Love this card, but I still don’t see the info for the magnets.