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    Venetian Blind Card Tutorial by Nancy: Materials Needed

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    This document provides step-by-step instructions for making a Venetian blind card. The card uses scored white cardstock that folds like an accordion with thread threaded through holes to create the effect of Venetian blinds. Materials needed include coordinating cardstock, thread, stamps, and adhesive. The instructions have 14 numbered steps to thread the linen thread through punched holes on the folded cardstock to create the blind mechanism that can be lifted to reveal a stamped message inside.

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    Venetian Blind Card Tutorial by Nancy: Materials Needed

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    This document provides step-by-step instructions for making a Venetian blind card. The card uses scored white cardstock that folds like an accordion with thread threaded through holes to create the effect of Venetian blinds. Materials needed include coordinating cardstock, thread, stamps, and adhesive. The instructions have 14 numbered steps to thread the linen thread through punched holes on the folded cardstock to create the blind mechanism that can be lifted to reveal a stamped message inside.

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    This document provides step-by-step instructions for making a Venetian blind card. The card uses scored white cardstock that folds like an accordion with thread threaded through holes to create the effect of Venetian blinds. Materials needed include coordinating cardstock, thread, stamps, and adhesive. The instructions have 14 numbered steps to thread the linen thread through punched holes on the folded cardstock to create the blind mechanism that can be lifted to reveal a stamped message inside.

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    Venetian Blind Card Tutorial by Nancy: Materials Needed

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    This document provides step-by-step instructions for making a Venetian blind card. The card uses scored white cardstock that folds like an accordion with thread threaded through holes to create the effect of Venetian blinds. Materials needed include coordinating cardstock, thread, stamps, and adhesive. The instructions have 14 numbered steps to thread the linen thread through punched holes on the folded cardstock to create the blind mechanism that can be lifted to reveal a stamped message inside.

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    Venetian Blind Card Tutorial by Nancy

    Try a fun mechanism card… love it! This project can be a little tricky, so I have taken pictures of step-by-step directions
    so you can easily and quickly put this card together. Enjoy!

    2. Stamp the front and the inside of the white card


    stock.

    Materials Needed
    - Back coordinating card stock 4-1/4” x 11”;
    Score at 5-1/2” I used Melon Mambo
    - Top card stock 4” x 10-1/2”; score 5-1/4”
    I used Whisper White
    I took another piece 4” x 5-1/4” for inside of
    Melon Mambo
    - Linen Thread cut at 41”
    - Adhesive and Sticky Strip
    - Stamp-a-ma-jig
    - Crop-A-Dile
    - Button Latte
    - Stamps used: For All You Do
    - Paper: Melon Mambo, Whisper White
    - Ink: Melon Mambo, Old Olive

    Directions… Step-by-Step
    1. I start with my Melon Mambo card stock. Put your
    “Hallmark” on the back. Take a 4” x 5-1/4” white piece
    of card stock and stamp to put inside for your note.
    3. With top of card facing up, measure and score the 5. At the bottom of this piece, make a 1/8” hole both
    top half of the card horizontally at 1/2" intervals, 1/4" from the side and 1/4" from the bottom.
    flipping as you go, starting at the fold.

    4. Fold the scored area like an accordion, starting at


    6. With your Linen Thread, leave a 2-3” tail on the
    the top with a valley fold. There will be a 1/4” flap at
    bottom right side and thread through top right hole to
    the end that you should not punch. Using your Crop-A-
    the back side.
    Dile, punch a 1/8” hole through all the folds, going in
    1/4” from the side. When open, there should be a total
    of 10 holes on each side of the card.
    7. Go across the back side at the top and through the 9. Repeat back up the right side, through the top right
    left side top hole to the front. Come down the left side hole to the back, across the top back, out the top left
    and through the bottom left hole out to the back. hole to the front, and back down the left side with both
    thread ends on top of front of card. Even up the tails.

    8. Go across the back and back through the bottom 10. Now’s a good time to put your sticky strip on the
    right side to the front. back. Be careful to leave thread free from tape. Since
    this card gets a lot of movement, I am assured with my
    sticky strip that it will stay safe and snug on my Melon
    Mambo card.
    11. Here’s what the front of the card looks like when 13.Now remove your sticky strip and mount on your
    you smooth down your blind. Melon Mambo bottom card. I used Button Latte
    buttons to tie on my thread. Finished card. Wha-la!

    12. Here’s what the front of your card looks like when 14. Here’s what your finished card looks like with the
    you take your threads and pull straight out to the sides. blind pulled upward.

    Nancy Legate
    Sr. Supervisor of Stamp-N-Nuggets… We’re lovin’ it!
    305 N. Cedar St. -- Abingdon, IL 61410
    stampn4u@frontiernet.net
    http://www.stampnnuggets.com Or http://www.nancylegate.stampinup.net

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