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Farewell - Tri Shutter Card

 Hi Friends ,

I made this Tri-Shutter card after being inspired from a lot many other bloggers and going through many tutorials. It is very simple and easy to make and the end result is totally fabulous.
I made it on black back ground and on the front side adorned it with pretty papers, sentiments and embellishments.
On the backside I added empty tags for writing down wishes. It was basically a Farewell card for one of my team mates and she absolutely loved the thought that in today's age of e-greetings some one had actually hand-made her a card!









Hope you all like it!

~ Adding this craft to Crafter's Corner Challenge 11 - Anything Goes Challenge
~ Adding this craft to For the love of Crafting - Challenge # 18 - Expressions
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11 comments:

  1. Hussena9 August 2013 at 00:06

    It's a gorgeous tri-shutter card and I am so impressed by your beautiful Tilda coloring and your neat matting of the pattern papers...Your work really shines through!...Fabulous use of pattern papers and colors too! :)

    Thank you so much for playing along 'Crafter's Corner' # 11 and Best of luck!

    P.S :Please link the Crafter's Corner blog to your post....It's essential for your entry to be qualified!

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    1. Unknown12 August 2013 at 06:26

      Thanks Hussena,

      This is the first time I am playing along in any Crafts Challenge and it means a lot to get motivating feedback from master crafters :)

      I have added a link to the Crafters Corner Challenge 11.
      Thanks for letting know.

      ~Rohini

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  2. Unknown10 August 2013 at 08:20

    This card is lovely.I have a hard time making fancy cards so I am very impressed with how well this is done.The patterns all go well with each other and all the little details are pretty.Thanks for playing along with us at Crafters corner challenge #11.Best of luck.

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  3. Riti10 August 2013 at 09:48

    Fab Tri Shutter card thanks for sharing with us at Crafters Corner !!
    Hope to see you again in our coming challenges !!

    Riti Poddar (DT)

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    1. Unknown12 August 2013 at 06:27

      Thanks Riti!

      Crafters Corner has a amazing DT and I would love to learn from them and participate in the coming challenges.

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  4. Dr Sonia S V30 August 2013 at 05:53

    Love the way you have used the butterflies and rhinestones
    Cheers
    Dr Sonia
    Cards Crafts School Projects

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  5. Deepti Stephens14 September 2013 at 06:59

    Wow! That's really wonderful, Rohini! Thank you so much for playing along with us at 'For the love of crafting'. Good luck.. :)

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  6. Nupur Priya15 September 2013 at 02:27

    Beautiful card Rohini.. Thank you for playing along ' For the Love of Crafting'

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  7. 'V' for Veena16 February 2015 at 11:35

    Hi there,

    This is some tremendous work! You are very creative. :)

    I had a couple of questions. I was very inspired by your work and tried to create one of my own. I used a card of size 28" x 22". I didn't realise that I'd need to modify and trim the card to get dimensions that are befitting for a tri fold shutter card. So, I was wondering if you knew about a regular proportion of dimensions that we need to stick to in order to create this card.

    For instance, the most common tri fold shutter card example I have seen is one that's done with a 12" x 5.5" cardstock. How do I translate the same proportions to a bigger card? If you could give some tips regarding that, it would be of immense help! :)

    The other question I had was about the kind of card base you used in this project. I used a large-ish cardstock and it ended up bring slightly flimsy. Yours looks extremely stable. So could you kindly let me know if you used some cardboard kind of material or if it's something else altogether. Also, if it's a thick material, how do you score and bend the same?

    Thank you so much for your time. Hope to hear back from you!

    Have a great day! :)

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