Card making swinging cards

As this is my template I have used bold lines so that you can see the markings. I have marked the card at 5cms intervals. The area you will need to cut is marked in pink, and the green lines are where the card will be scored and folded. As this is my template I have used bold lines so that you can see the markings. Close the card and adhere the front panel in place. Basic materials needed are:

A bright wish to share the joy of Easter time with your friends and family. Content on this site is for reference purposes and is not intended to substitute for advice given by a physician, pharmacist, or other licensed health-care professional. Also, be sure to enjoy the presentations yourself! Easter wish for the mature. Common in the UK, less so elsewhere.

The web is the place to go for free downloadable papers, characters and verses. Take the left score line and fold it backwards, and take the right one and fold it forwards. Warm wishes for a wonderful Easter! Granmargaret January 6, at 3: Your card should now look like the photo below.

Today, though, I'm just going to show you how to do-it-yourself with a basic rectangular swing panel on a square shaped card. The centre part is now the swing element to your card and it should look like the photograph when you have finished. Another card with movement that is easy to produce, and that adds interest to your projects. Step 3 We are now ready to do the folding. As this is my template I have used bold lines so that you can see the markings. The dotted lines are where you should score the card, and the solid lines are where you should cut. As this is my template I have used bold lines so that you can see the markings.