Happy TFIG everyone! This is Alexia with you today and I want to show you how to make a double sliding card. This is actually my second try making this card and it was fun, I hope you will like this too.
You will need the followings to create this card:
a. One 4 1/2″ x 11″ Strip of Card Stock b. Two 4 1/4″ x 3 1/4″ of Card Stock c. One 4 1/4″ x 10″ Strip of Plastic Wrap d. Double-Sided Tape
Step 1: Score the card stock in item a. above at 3 1/2″, 7″ and 10 1/2″
Step 2: Fold the scored card stock in Step 1 along the scored lines and wrap the plastic wrap around the first 3 1/2″ (from the left) of the card stock as shown above. Loosely wrap as long as it can move left and right freely without having to apply too much force, secure both ends with double sided tape. Refer below for better picture.
Step 3: Adhere the orange card stock pieces accordingly on the plastic wrap using double-sided tape, try sliding by pulling the orange card stock. If both cards slide out when you pull on one end, you are doing it right. Close and adhere the opening of the card (tuck the smallest flap under the plastic wrap).
Step 4: Embellishing the card (this step can be done before or after you assemble the sliding card.
This is the inside of the card, I used Neenah Linen card stock as the card base
Here is the card as I’m pulling it out slowly
I hope you enjoy making this card! Have a wonderful weekend and happy creating! 🙂 – Alexia
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