2009-04-23 TRI Shutter card sample & tutorial

2009 April 23
by craftiblog

Jan Webb in LateNightStampers showed a card sample of something called a TRI Shutter Card. It looks more like a Quad Fold Card; but that’s just me. Just by a few folds and cuts it makes this great fold. I found some written instructions but to make it really easy to understand I took some photos. Wait till you see how easy this really is and the wonderful results.

Start with a 12″ long piece of card stock that is 5 1/2″ tall. This size will fit into a standard invitation size envelope when all folded.
Score at 2″, 4″, 8″ and 10″
2009-04-23    Quad Fold Card (2)

Turn the card stock and now measure 1 1/2″ in from the long side. Use your craft knife and make a slit starting at the 2″ score and bring it down to the 10″ score mark. Make sure to do this on BOTH long sides.
2009-04-23    Quad Fold Card (3)

This picture shows the mountain & valley folds much easier than can be written out. Just take a look and make your folds as pictured.
2009-04-23    Quad Fold Card (4)

Now I’ve added decorative scrapbook papers (DSP) to each of the surfaces of the card. I made sure to leave a little boarder around each piece of the DSP; 1 for looks and 2 so that when the card is folded the DSP won’t buckle.
2009-04-23    Quad Fold Card (5)

Stamped and embellished. This view shows me looking down on the card so you can see all of the 3-d folds.
2009-04-23    Quad Fold Card (8)

I’ve laid the card flat for photographing so you can see all the decorations.
2009-04-23    Quad Fold Card (9)

I’ve got the card tipped a little bit for photographing, but this is the open view while standing.
2009-04-23    Quad Fold Card (7)

Here’s how the card looks all folded up and ready to be inserted into an envelope.
2009-04-23    Quad Fold Card (6)

Stamps:
Flourish’s by Autumn Leaves;
“Just Because” by The Angel Company (TAC);
“Just a little note…” by D.O.T.S. n/k/a Close to my Heart.

Embellishments:
DSP =’s The Slab III by ProvoCraft
Cuttlebug butterfly die cut & embossing folder
paper flowers
brads
glass leaf beads & jump rings
brass colored heart shaped paper clip
gold micro glitter

EDIT TO ADD: I ALSO MADE A SAMPLE THAT GIVES THE TRI SHUTTER A FULL CARD FRONT. HERE’S THE LINK TO THAT SAMPLE: tri shutter with full card front
TEMPLATE USING 11″ CARD STOCK: Full card front with 11″ card stock sample
AND THE FINISHED SAMPLE OF THE 5.5 x 11″ size

IN ADDITION: since my original post I have been featured as a guest on SplitCoastStampers. Here is the link to the technique challenge: Monday Technique (5-19-09) TRI Shutter Card
and the link to the gallery showing dozens of samples of this style of card: SplitCoastStampers TLC221 Gallery

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07-29-2009

N-E-W!! VIDEO TUTORIAL! Beate Johns was kind enough to make a complete video tutorial on my TRI Shutter card sample. It is hosted on SplitCoastStampers.com under resources.

Here is the direct link: Video Tutorial on TRI Shutter Card

You’ll need to scroll down the page past the photo tutorial (don’t forget to look at the newest version of TRI Shutter card that I made along with a fan fold flower!); at the bottom you will see the video.

Not only does she make another wonderful sample for you to see, but you get to hear her cute little accent!

148 Responses leave one →
  1. 2009 April 23

    OMG!!!!! That is gorgeous. How about you demoing for me next time we get together? Of course, we have lots of other stuff to share as well!!!!

  2. 2009 April 23
    Anna permalink

    WOW!!!!!!!!!!

  3. 2009 April 23

    This is awesome. Looks like a lot of work.

  4. 2009 April 23
    Chrissy Bornfleth permalink

    Really cool card Bonnie…..thanks for posting all the instructions with pictures!! I need to try this.
    Chrissy

  5. 2009 April 23

    Absolutely beautiful!

  6. 2009 April 23
    Angela B permalink

    I am such a “show me” learner and you did such a great job with the photos. I appreciate the time you took to create the tutorial – I can’t wait to try it out. Your example is gorgeous!!!

  7. 2009 April 23

    Awesome project. Great Work!

  8. 2009 April 23

    (jumping up and down)
    You’re the folding GODDESS!!! I’ve been seeing this on splitcoast and on blogs, and printed the pictures to try it this weekend. OMGosh, you’ve made my week. I love your dangling charm on the inside edge there.

  9. 2009 April 23
    Sharon permalink

    Woweeeeeee! I may just have to try this…..I bet my friend’s and family will think I’m a genius!!!! LOL Thanks for sharing.

  10. 2009 April 23

    Bonnie~This is such a wonderful tutorial. And the card??? Just spectacular. I love the whole thing!! I’ve seen this design on many sites lately, but none as beautiful as what you’ve created here.
    Thank you for sharing all of this. I LOVE YOUR WORK!!
    ~Kathie McGuire
    kathie@kathiemcguire.com
    http://www.kathiemcguire.blogspot.com

  11. 2009 April 23
    Sheena permalink

    Oh my goodness… I have to look at my list of upcoming occasions to make this for a special someone indeed! Wow.

  12. 2009 April 23

    Simply gorgeous and when I get back home I will for sure give it a try.

  13. 2009 April 23

    thank you so much for creating this card to fit in an A2 envie….

  14. 2009 April 23

    What a great card! I might have to do a little casing of my own:)

  15. 2009 April 24

    Oh, WOW! This is amazing! I can’t wait to make this! Your instructions are fantastic and your card is absolutely gorgeous! I am also glad you showed what happened when you had an element larger than the section it was on (lower butterfly) – nothing bad happened – it just overlapped! I love that look! I would like to make one of these, show it on my blog and send others here to see instructions and your card. Would that be ok? I hope so!

    Joy – happyhappyjoyjoy14@mac.com

    • 2009 April 24

      Joy, Thank you so much for your kind comments! Yes, please do a link to my blog for the instructions, that way I will be able to check back and see other ideas.

  16. 2009 April 24
    Dee permalink

    magnificent!!! thanks for the awesome tut

  17. 2009 April 24
    Becky permalink

    This card is absolutely awesome…thank you SO much for the tutorial…this will be my first weekend project!

  18. 2009 April 24
    Chris permalink

    This is breath-taking!!1 I love it. Thanks for the directions. I want to make one for my desk at work. It is a piece of freestanding artwork. You made my day. Thank You!
    Chris from Kennebunk, Maine
    Seaside Stamper

  19. 2009 April 24

    HOLY Quad Fold This is BEAUTIFUL!! AMAZING!! WOW!!
    I hope I can do it. WOW WOW WOW!!!
    Thank U for Sharing!! I wish U could show me HOW n person too..:O)

  20. 2009 April 24

    OOO OOOO OOOO I made One I made one..IT is not as pretty as yours BUT I IS VERY HAPPY!! I made it for my sister’s birthday. I will try to post it on my blog tonight.. With a link back to U!!
    THANK U SO MUCH!!!

  21. 2009 April 24

    Thanks for sharing this beautiful card an the tutorial.
    I will try to make it today. Hope it will out as ubelievable beautiful as yours.
    Thanks form Bali

  22. 2009 April 24

    Hi,
    I have tried to make this one, no luck, is there a video from this card on Youtube?
    Thanks,
    Jogry/bali

  23. 2009 April 25
    Anne Pavlosky permalink

    I just tried make this card and can’t believe how easy it is to make. Great instruction. And your card is fabulous. It really inspired me to try it. Thanks for sharing.

  24. 2009 April 26

    OMG this is beautiful. I was just on a friends blog who has just made a card like this and put a link on her blog to here. She did say it was easy to make but I thought no way will I be able to make that!! But your directions especially the pictures make it real easy to understand.
    I will defo try this now.
    Thank you for taking the time to do this tutorial.
    Lora x

  25. 2009 April 27

    Simply gorgeous. Thank you so much for the tutorial.

  26. 2009 April 28

    Your card is wonderful! I did get one made but no where near as fancy.
    http://neverenoughstamps.blogspot.com/2009/04/i-just-had-to-make.html

  27. 2009 April 29
    Geraldine permalink

    This is just too cool!
    I keep looking at it over and over again.
    Can’t wait till I have the time to try one.

  28. 2009 April 29
    Rockin Robin permalink

    Bonnie…that is one of the most stunning pieces I have seen in a long time. What is this kind of card called? It is amazing. Thanks for the “destructions”. I will try one myself on my day off!!! Hisses, Rockin Robin

  29. 2009 May 7

    Stunning Card! Wonderful Instructions, easy to follow. Thank You

    Cynthia:)

  30. 2009 May 7
    Mandiannie permalink

    Just wanted to say thanks for the lovely tutorial. A friend of mine made one of these cards and I fell in love with it. She pointed me to your blog so I could make one too. I hope it’s ok if I posted a link to your blog on one of the message boards that I post my work on. They wanted to know how I made the card so I pointed them to your blog for the tutorial.
    My card is posted on Fiskateers.com.
    Thanks again for the wonderful and easy to follow tutorial.

  31. 2009 May 10
    lydia permalink

    Stunning card..I have to give it a try ..Thanks for Sharing!!

  32. 2009 May 11
    Jess permalink

    This is beautiful!!! I had never seen anything like it before. Got the directions and gonna give it a try. Thanks so much for making it so clear!

  33. 2009 May 11
    Heidi Kimmerly permalink

    Thank you so much for the tutorial on this awesome card! It is just magnificent! Thank you for sharing!

  34. 2009 May 12

    Bonnie this is a gorgeous card my friend Cheryl and followed your tutorial and showed me today how to make one I could not beleive how something so gorgeous could be so easy here is a link to mine if you would like to see
    http://beth714.blogspot.com/2009/05/tri-shutter-cards.html

  35. 2009 May 14

    Wow! Thanks so much for sharing. I hope mine turns out half as good as yours.

  36. 2009 May 14

    Wow, spectacular card! Thanks for the tutorial!

  37. 2009 May 15

    One of the most gorgeous cards I’ve ever seen. BRAVO!!!!!

  38. 2009 May 18
    StampinCathy permalink

    This is just beautiful. Thanks for the easy to follow tutorial.

  39. 2009 May 18
    Linda Riesgraf permalink

    OMG! I just saw this on the SCS challenge for today and am seriously considering going home “sick” from work so I can make one! This is absolutely stunning. Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial!
    Linda
    (aka: Doodledop)

  40. 2009 May 18

    Thanks so much for sharing this beautiful tutorial!

  41. 2009 May 18
    Pam permalink

    Awesome…thanks for the easy to follow tutorial and for sharing this with us. Absolutely love it!!!

  42. 2009 May 18
    Jan Stevenson permalink

    I cannot complement you enough…. you are so clear on your tut….. I will be carding all night with this pattern, you make it soooooooooooooooooo easy.
    Thank you

  43. 2009 May 18
    Cyn permalink

    Fan-tally-astic ! Wow!

  44. 2009 May 18
    nancy littrell permalink

    Wow! What a fantastic card design. I can’t wait to try at one of my hostess club parties. The girls would “Flip” over this project. BTW, all your cards were gorgeous. TFS very, very much :-)

  45. 2009 May 18

    I am speechless! Each section is a work of art in itself. Thank you soooo much for sharing.

  46. 2009 May 18
    Celeste Gutt --------mamacelestedewey permalink

    Thanks for this wonderfull template this card will make a lot of people Happy when they receive it from whoever make one…

    Thannks again,
    Celeste

  47. 2009 May 19

    WOW!!! Amazing card and wonderful tutorial.

    Love,
    Smita

  48. 2009 May 19
    bMelton permalink

    I love this card. I would love to be added to your blog list, but I can’t seem to find out how. I use feed burner to follow other blogs. Could you please e-mail me with exactly how I could be added to your list. Thanks in advance, bMelton, bmel@att.net

  49. 2009 May 19

    Thank you for the awsome tutorial…. I love making this style of card. Will definetly make this again.

  50. 2009 May 19

    Absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for sharing the card and the instructions.

  51. 2009 May 19

    The TLC 221 in your “search” comes up with “no matches found”. Any other ideas of where more samples of this amazing card would be?
    Thanks so much!! Pam

  52. 2009 May 19
    Marie Taylor permalink

    Wow! Wow! Wow! I HAVE to try this. Thanks for sharing!

  53. 2009 May 19

    A great, wonderful card! Thanks a lot for the tutorial

  54. 2009 May 19
    Beverly Stewart permalink

    This is utterly fabulous! I’m so glad Lynn featured it on SCS or I would never have seen it! Thanks for sharing!!!

  55. 2009 May 20
    Angel Eyes permalink

    I have just been on someone elses site and they gave this link…Wow what a fantastic card,,,I will try this one….thanks for sharing…Angel Eyes…xxx…

  56. 2009 May 20
    bmel permalink

    Love your work. Wish I could get signed up to receive your e-mail’s, but haven’t been able to do that. I have gotten a WorldPress account now, but can’t seem to get your mail to come. Have a great day. bmel

  57. 2009 May 20
    Lalia permalink

    Wow. I’ve seen this before, but your instructions just make it completely do-able!!!! thanks!

  58. 2009 May 21

    Wow! That is absolutely incredible and amazing! Thank you very much for sharing tutorial!

  59. 2009 May 22
    Dorothy T permalink

    I love the TRI shutter card template. Thanks for sharing

  60. 2009 May 23
    Anne Thompson permalink

    I loved your tutorial, and am going to have to give it a try.

  61. 2009 May 24

    Thank you so much for an excellent tutorial, this is my first successful folding card!

    http://stargrovesblog.blogspot.com/2009/05/bee-happy-elzybells-challenge-20.html

  62. 2009 May 26

    Hello from Finland :)
    I just stop by your great blog, an d saw this tutorial.
    I love it :) I made my version, it was really fun , thank you so much :)

    Have a nice day :)

  63. 2009 May 27

    OMG!! This is beautiful!!! I love how you added the charms – PERFECT!! Thank you so much for the tutorial. Will be perfect for Mom’s Birthday in August!!

  64. 2009 May 27

    Funny how I have the same stamps, but never made a card with them that looked this good! Thanks for the instructions and the inspiration. I plan to CASE it soon!

  65. 2009 May 27

    Thank you for an awesome tutorial! Your design is gorgeous. I cannot wait to make my own!
    Hugs, Jeannie

  66. 2009 May 28

    ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!! YOUR WORK IS AMAZING…!

  67. 2009 May 29
    Michaela permalink

    Just followed your tri shutter card instructions – amazing. The instructions are so easy to follow. Thank you so much
    Michaela x

  68. 2009 May 29

    Oh Wow…this card is stunning. Thanks for the tut, I will definetly have to try this out.

  69. 2009 May 30

    Wow! Just signed up to Stampin Up, so new beginner. Found you through one of their forums. Do you have a website? You create absolutely breathtaking art. Vicki

  70. 2009 May 31

    Wow your card is awesome and your tut is so clear, thank you so much for sharing.
    Nicola -x-

  71. 2009 May 31

    WOW this is awesome! Thanks for such a great pic tutorial!

  72. 2009 June 1

    Hello from Sweden :-D
    OMG!! Beautiful! Probably the best folding I’ve ever seen! Thank you soooo much for inspiring me.
    Hugs, Nelle

  73. 2009 June 2

    What a fantastic card, I’ve just printed off the instructions and can’t wait to start. I will share it with my card making friends tomorrow evening.

  74. 2009 June 2
    Dee permalink

    Absolutely Gorgeous Card!!!
    I love the style..
    Wonderful sample and tutorial :)
    Thanks for Sharing!

  75. 2009 June 2
    Val permalink

    That is a really beautiful card!! I HAVE to use this technique now!
    Thank you for sharing it!
    Val

  76. 2009 June 3

    This is absolutely beautiful. Never saw this cut on a card, but most fanscinating is the way you decorated the card. I love every touch you added. Thanks for sharing. Glad I came along your site! Have a great day!

    Toota-loo,
    Karen

  77. 2009 June 3
    Donna permalink

    Exquisite card! Great directions too.

  78. 2009 June 4

    It is a work of art, I love it. Can’t wait to try one.
    josie

  79. 2009 June 4

    Hello, not sure if its my machine or that the links in the addition part of this post tell me its broken. Gorgeous card by the way, I love it

  80. 2009 June 8

    Wonderful as always. Here is my using mostly Stampin’ Up!
    http://neverenoughstamps.blogspot.com/2009/06/tri-shutter-full-front.html

  81. 2009 June 9

    Hi!
    Thanks for the tutorial, what a fab idea. Had to test it!! =)
    Hugs, SannaS

  82. 2009 June 10

    This is a wonderful tutorial, thank you! I love picture rich tutorials, much easier for me to get the idea :) This went to my bookmarks immediately!

    xx,
    nunt

  83. 2009 June 10

    Thanks so much for this toturial can’t wait to try this out. Your card is just beautiful!

  84. 2009 June 10

    Thanks so much for creating this tutorial. I’ve seen so many beautiful cards using this fold. I’m working on one now…

  85. 2009 June 11
    Mrs. Carlos Haun permalink

    I LOVE this card! I have been stamping for 20+ years and have never seen a card like this. What a wonderful cut and fold! What size envelope does this card fit?
    I normally make my cards the size of half a sheet of 8 1/2 x 11 paper, cut at 5 1/2 inches on the 11 inch side. Then I fold it, so the card is 4 1/4 x 5 1/2. Is that the size this one turns out to be, or will I need a larger envelope? I’ve got to try this one when I get a bit of time! Can’t wait! chaun

  86. 2009 June 12

    I just LOVE your blog, Bonnie and particularly this card template. I have made three since I discovered it a couple of days ago. Here’s a link to my first attempt (which I’m VERY proud of, btw). :)

    http://kathycanandsometimesdoes.blogspot.com/

    Thanks so much for sharing!

    Kathy

  87. 2009 June 13

    Thanks for much for your explanation and pics.
    Will definately give this a try.
    Sharon

  88. 2009 June 15
    cajunstampingqueen permalink

    Ok so I just foud your page and I am in awe. I can not wait to try some of your techniques. Thank you so much for sharing

  89. 2009 June 16
    Tiffany permalink

    LOVE this card! I made it for my MIL’s b-day this month. She thought it was SUPER cool. Here’s my link….
    Tri-fold B-day card for Juneby SeaexploreScrapbook.com

  90. 2009 June 17

    Hi I just think these are so gorgeous! TFS and thanks for the fab tutorial. I made my very first one of these today. You can see it at Sue’s Stampin’ Designs http://stampindesigns.typepad.com/blog/2009/06/my-first-tri-shutter-card-.html

  91. 2009 June 17

    Hope to see more of these as they are great and so easy to make!

  92. 2009 June 18
    Chelle permalink

    Awesome card & great tutorial … thanks so much for sharing!

  93. 2009 June 20

    I am so excited!!!!! I LOVE to stamp and create cards for any/all occasions and I just know this technique is going to lend itself to all kinds of new ideas…..Thanks soooooo much!

  94. 2009 June 21
    Judy permalink

    This card is really beautiful! Thank you for sharing the directions.

  95. 2009 June 21

    Thank you for all your hard work!
    This truely lovely !!!
    Can’t wat to try it….. TR

  96. 2009 June 22
    mary anne permalink

    This is the most drop dead darling idea I have EVER seen. Am outta here to make one right this minute. Thank you thank you thank you for this amazingly clear tutorial.

  97. 2009 June 24

    Amazing card! Thank you so much for the tutorial!

  98. 2009 June 25
    Marian permalink

    TOTALLY Gorgeous!! Everything inch of it is awesome, Bonnie!

  99. 2009 June 25

    thank you for sharing this, it’s a great tutorial.
    poppy

  100. 2009 June 26
    luis permalink

    great idea..

  101. 2009 June 26

    Lovely card. I’d love to put a link on my blog to yours if that’s okay.

    ((Lyn))

  102. 2009 July 1
    Karen W permalink

    This is wonderful, I just made a scenic one and I love it. Thanks so much for the tutorial.

  103. 2009 July 3
    Diane permalink

    Great card. I just love to make cards that do something besides just open with a message. i just learned the joy fold card and love it. Thanks for great instructions.

  104. 2009 July 4
    Kelly permalink

    This is great. My friend just e-mail me your page. She made it also. It was so easy. Thanks for such great instructions!!

  105. 2009 July 4

    WOW! this is a stunning card! thanks for the great instructions and pics!

  106. 2009 July 9
    JeanneLee permalink

    Wonderful directions!! I love this card…TFS!!

  107. 2009 July 9

    this is a truely beautiful card, thanks for sharing this.

  108. 2009 July 10
    Cristi permalink

    WOW!!!!! I LOVE… LOVE… LOVE this! I can’t wait to try it out and show my friends! It’s a perfect card to make for all the weddings we have coming up!! It’s sophisticated yet simple! Thanx for sharing!

  109. 2009 July 10
    pat m permalink

    Thanks for the tutorial, it’s so much easier with the scorpal! Come look what I’ve done since reading your tutorial!
    Pat’s Blog

  110. 2009 July 17
    Kattia Martínez permalink

    Hola
    Muy interesante tu tarjeta me gusta mucho, tratare de hacerla, no te escribo en inglés porque no lo se, muchas gracias por el tutorial

  111. 2009 July 20

    Thank you for sharing the instructions on the shutter / panel card! I have been playing with it all weekend, and find that the consept has endless possibilities. Thanks so much!

    Happy stmping always from

    Marit in Norway

  112. 2009 July 21
    vera permalink

    Just amazing how a few cuts and folds can create a truly fantastic card idea Now am off to try it out x

  113. 2009 July 22

    Absolutely stunning – your instructions are very clear. I wish I was at home making one instead of being still at work!

  114. 2009 July 23

    This is astonishingly beautiful! Thank you for sharing the tutorial.

  115. 2009 July 24
    Carole Dodgson permalink

    WOW Brilliant thanks for sharing x

  116. 2009 July 26

    Thanks for the instruction. It was a realy lovely card.

  117. 2009 July 27

    Hi Bonnie!

    I linked your blog on mine, showing a card I made using your template design. What an amazing crafter you are! Thanks.

  118. 2009 August 9
    Teri Leader permalink

    What a beautiful card. TFS,

  119. 2009 August 10
    vera permalink

    Thanks for sharing this. I have done it and its turned out fantastic. I cant thankyou enough for this its so versatile and very different which is what I look for.

    Vera xx

  120. 2009 August 10

    AWESOME thanks bunches for having this posted!!

  121. 2009 August 10
    Melanie permalink

    Beautiful card, Love all the detail! You are Amazing! Thanks for Sharing!!

  122. 2009 August 17

    Absolutely stunning card!!!!!
    I will sure be making some of these soon…….lol.
    tfs
    Hugs, Millie..

  123. 2009 August 18
    Viola A permalink

    I just love your card. Such a wonderful creative idea. Thanks for sharing with all.

  124. 2009 August 19

    This is such a wonderful tutorial. Thanks so much for posting it. I made my first tri-fold card and loved doing it!!

  125. 2009 August 24

    Hi I would like permission to link to this blog from my webstore. What a great reason for a nonscrapbooker to buy some of the amazing 12 x 12 cardstock sold at papertemptress.com.

    Please email me to give permission. Thank you

    Patricia
    the PaperTemtpress

  126. 2009 September 2

    Thank you for this fabulous tutorial.

  127. 2009 September 26
    Jan Stevenson permalink

    wonderful instructions, going to try this right now… TFS

  128. 2009 September 28
    mauistamper permalink

    Thanks so much for this beautiful tutorial and the variations. It was a great success at my hostess club last week and I’ve posted my version on my blog too.

  129. 2009 October 1

    thanks for tutorial, very nice idea and beautiful card

  130. 2009 October 23

    I found you through Google search. This is a great tutorial and a beautiful card! Thanks so much for sharing!

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