Tuesday, June 10, 2014


Lever Cards


These cards are approximately 4-1/4” x 5-1/2” (A2) and works like a lever action when open and closing.  The card has an inset area creating a pop-up frame.  The file comes with all the pieces shown in each photo and are compatible with both 8x12 and 12x12 mats. 



Here's the tutorial:
1.  Cut out all the pieces.
2.  Fold the card base in half and inside mat with peaks and valleys as shown.
3.  Place adhesive as shown on the backside of the inside mat.
4.  Adhere the inside mat to the left inside card area, matching up the ends and cut lines.
5.  Adhere the other side of the inside mat to the right side of the card as shown.
6.  Close the card to crease the shapes.
7.  Open the card back up and adhere the frame mat in place in the cutout area.
8.  Adhere the frame on to the cutout area as shown.
9.  Gather your flower pieces and curl the petals with your skewer/pencil.
10. Adhere the center into one of the flowers then adhere the second flower to the bottom, staggering the petals.  Adhere the leaf piece to the bottom.
11.  Adhere the flower to the center of the inset frame.  Fold the card closed bending the flower to fit in the folds.  Open the card back up and pinch the flower slightly to shape.  Embellish as desired.


This card follows the same steps as above.



2 comments:

  1. Wow - I am so glad my friend told me about your blog!!! You are so very talented! Thank you for sharing your creations with us! I have been a Cricut user and teacher for many years, but recently bought the Silhouette Cameo, and havent touched my Cricut since!

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  2. Jamie, I am trying to make the Princess card for my daughters party. I am a brand new Silhouette Portrait user and am not sure how to cut this. I see you have three different colors of paper that you have used but how do I cut each one? amandadeenilsson@gmail.com

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Thank you so much for taking the time to leave me a comment! If you are asking a question please make sure your account is linked to your email address or provide your email address in your comment so that I am able to reply! You can also email me at jamielanedesigns@gmail.com

Thanks, Jamie