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Z-Fold Card Tutorial by Rose Ann Reynolds © All Rights Reserved 2008 Supplies: Scor-Pal® 4¼” x 11” card stock 2 pieces of coordinating card stock or patterned paper (2½” x 4 1/16”, and 4 1/16” x 5 5/16”) stamps and ink for focal image **(I used a Cuttlebug folder and Nestabilities for my die-cut heart) embellishments adhesive Step 1: Take 4¼” x 11” card stock, and score at 5½” …then move card stock ¼” to the right, and score at the 8½” marking (for an 8¼” score). Step 2: Fold card stock at scores to form a “Z”. Step 3: Adhere patterned paper, or stamp the coordinating pieces of card stock, adhere to the base. Step 4: Create focal image, and apply adhesive to ½ of it. Step 5: Adhere focal image at fold. Step 6: Stamp, and/or embellish to finish. (You may also use some type of embellishment to secure for closure).

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Z-Fold Card Tutorial by Rose Ann Reynolds ©

All Rights Reserved 2008

Supplies: Scor-Pal® 4¼” x 11” card stock 2 pieces of coordinating card stock or patterned paper (2½” x 4 1/16”, and 4 1/16” x 5 5/16”) stamps and ink for focal image **(I used a Cuttlebug folder and Nestabilities for my die-cut heart) embellishments adhesive Step 1: Take 4¼” x 11” card stock, and score at 5½” …then move card stock ¼” to the right, and score at the 8½” marking (for an 8¼” score). Step 2: Fold card stock at scores to form a “Z”. Step 3: Adhere patterned paper, or stamp the coordinating pieces of card stock, adhere to the base. Step 4: Create focal image, and apply adhesive to ½ of it. Step 5: Adhere focal image at fold. Step 6: Stamp, and/or embellish to finish. (You may also use some type of embellishment to secure for closure).