Hi everyone, can you believe it’s Monday already!

Today I have this cool Triple Twist Impossible Card.

 

 

From the huge success of my “Impossible Card” and after receiving so many wonderful messages and emails of your versions I decided to play around with the cutting lines some more and came up with this Triple Twist version, it’s so cool!

As a subscriber to Making Cards & Papercraft Magazine, I have been wanting to use these little bottle images, and this card was just perfect for them.

To make this card you will need…

1 piece of 7.1/2 x 5″ strong card I use 280gsm.

6 pieces of 2.1/4 x 1.1/4 pattern paper to decorate all your squares.

2 pieces of 1/2″ x 2.1/4 pattern paper for your two end sections.

8.1/2 x 5.1/2 card for your base (optional)

Make a pencil mark at 2.1/2″ on both short sides and then draw a line through the middle joining these up, as shown in my template below.

You need to then mark with a pencil along one of the long sides at 1.1/2, 3″, 4.1/2 & 6″ again like the template below.

Then join all the markers up to the centre line you previously made.

Rotate your card so the other long side is facing you and mark at 3/4″, 2.1/4, 3.3/4, 5.1/4 & 6.3/4, just as shown below again then draw a line joining these markers to the centre line.

You can then score over the middle line from the 3/4″ mark to the other 3/4″ mark.

Cut up all the “cut” lines as shown above.

Follow my full tutorial below for more detailed instructions.

As I mention in my tutorial the base card is optional, this style card has been cut into more times making it more floppy once twisted, however, once you add your mats, sentiment and the banner piece I put on the back it does strengthen it a lot so you may not need to use it. I do though think it gives it a good look and makes it stand out even more.

If you missed my “Impossible Card” from last week you can find the full tutorial below.

 

Well, once again I hope you love this project and give it a go, I have loved, loved, loved seeing all your designs and please keep them coming and share with me on my Facebook page.

Have a wonderful & blessed Monday, I will be back with another tutorial on Wednesday.

Sam

xoxo