For this easel card I used Stampin' Up!'s Thick Whisper White card stock which is great for these 3d projects! I cut the card base at 11" x 4-1/4"". I scored the base at 5-1/2" and 2-3/4". On the front of the card base, I folded the 2-3/4" as a mountain fold. It is this section where I placed my front panel that holds the butterfly and the calendar.
Here is a diagram of the fold:
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Linda, Thank you so much for posting the directions on your beautiful calendar! I love your ideas & I'm subscribing to your blog. Please take a look at mine when you get a chance!
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ReplyDeleteI was interested in making the calendar with the framlits die but was confused on the instructions. the piece that is 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 and scored at 414and 2 1/8. was that the bottom piece or the top piece with the framlit die on it. I have everything to make the calendar but was a little confused on putting together. Wish you had a video of this one.
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