Clue #1  Vertical/Portrait card, Gather your supplies: 
White or Colored Card Stock A card base:
–   1 @ 5-1/2 x 4-1/4
Coordinating Colored Card Stock B:
–   1 @ 5-1/2 x 4, with the 5-1/2″ edge at the top, score at 2-3/4 
DSP:
–   1 @ 5-1/4 tall x 6 wide (both sides will be visible). Pick the side you want the most of it to show and with the 6″ edge at the top, score 2″ from the right hand side. The fold for this DSP is on the right.
–   1 @ 3-3/4 tall x 2-1/2 wide (can be the backside of the first DSP or complimentary)
White/Vanilla Card Stock (CS):
–  2 @ 2-1/2 x 3-3/4, I embossed one of these panels
Embellishments:  
–  card front embellishment(s), use something that goes along with your DSP and theme. It will go on one of the 2-1/2 x 3-3/4 pieces

DSP scored on the right and adhered to the card base

White panel embossed and on the front of the smaller piece of cardstock

Inside of small card

Finished card(with a retired embossing folder)

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Clue #1  Horizontal/Landscape card, Gather your supplies: 
Colored Card Stock A card base:
–   1 @ 5-1/2 x 4-1/4 
OPTIONAL Colored Card Stock B:
–   1 @ 5-1/4 x 4
DSP:
–   1 @ 3-1/2 TALL x 7-1/2 WIDE. Best to like both sides of your DSP. You will see more of one side than the other. Score at 2-3/4. Look at your paper before scoring to decide which side you want inside and which one outside.

White/Vanilla Card Stock (CS):
–  2-1/2 x 3-1/4 
–  sentiment strip, no more than 1″ tall and 2-1/2″ long

Embellishments:  
–   card front embellishment(s), use something that goes along with your DSP and theme. I suggest something close to 3-1/2 – 4 inches tall.

Here is the basic card, no layers

And a the card with the 4 x 5-1/4 layer

This card is stepped up with the Textured Notes Dies for the Night of Navy layer

Here the Night of Navy layer is cut just slightly larger than the folded DSP.

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Clue #1  Horizontal/Landscape card, Gather your supplies: 
Easy-peasy card featuring BOTH sides of your pretty 12 x 12 DSP!! 

Colored Card Stock A card base:z
–   1 piece 5-1/2 x 4-1/4 
DSP:
–   1 piece 4 TALL x 12 WIDE, with an overall pattern. Best to like both sides of your DSP. You will see more of one side than the other. 
White/Vanilla Card Stock (CS):
–  1 piece 3-3/4 square for inside sentiment
Embellishments:  
–   card front embellishment(s), use something that goes along with your DSP and theme. Medium sized.

Score DSP at 2-1/2″ and 6-3/4″ and Z-fold. Keep in mind the 2-1/2″ flap is on the front and the longer end of the 12 x 12 DSP is on the card base, so score from left to right.

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Clue #1  Vertical/Portrait card, Gather your supplies: 
Easy-peasy card featuring BOTH sides of your pretty 6x 6 DSP!! Remember, you can cut a 12 x 12 into 6 x 6 pieces.
Colored Card Stock A card base:
–   1 @ 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 
DSP:
–   1 @ 6 TALL x 6 WIDE, with an overall pattern. Best to like both sides of your DSP. You will see more of one side than the other. Score at 1-3/8 on all 4 sides of your square DSP. Cut out the corners. Then cut from the top right of each rectangle down to the left corner. See pictures below.
Card Stock B:
–   1 @ 3-1/2 x 3-1/2 complimentary to DSP
Card Stock C:
–   1 @ 5-1/4 x 4 complimentary to DSP
White/Vanilla Card Stock (CS):
–  1 @ scrap for sentiment
Embellishments: 
–   for embellishments, use something that goes along with your DSP, not too big

Fold on the score lines, tucking the large end under the point of the previous side, all the way around the square.

Want to use up those corner pieces you cut off? Here are 2 ideas!

And if you are still with me, you can take the for triangles you cut off the sides and lay them out like the folded square and make another card.

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Clue #1  Vertical/Portrait card, Gather your supplies: 
Colored Card Stock: card base*
–   1 @ 5-1/2 x 4-1/4 OPTIONAL If putting this on the back of your card, cut your DSP to only 5-1/4 TALL X 12 WIDE.
DSP:
–   1 @ 5-1/2 TALL x 12 WIDE, best to like both sides of your DSP. You will see more of one side than the other. Score at 3, 6-1/2, 10-1/2. Your front of card will be the left end 3” panel; fold mountain, valley, valley.
White/Vanilla Card Stock (CS):
–  1 or 2 @ approx. 3 x 4-1/2 Rectangle, Oval, Arch, Label or a little smaller. There are SO many options to finish your card. I used ovals matted with oval scallops behind, 2 sizes of the old Deco Labels Dies, and more. Look at the samples to see what you might like to do for your card!
Embellishments:  
–   for embellishments, use something that goes along with your DSP. You can use a lot or just a little.

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Clue #1  Vertical/Portrait card, Gather your supplies: 
Colored Card Stock: card base
–   1 @ 8-1/2 x 5-1/2, score at 4-1/4. Mark 2-1/2″ from the top right corner in toward the fold. Cut from the mark down to the bottom right corner.
–   1 @ 1-1/2 x 5-1/2, cut from the top left corner down to the bottom right corner.
DSP:
–   1 @ 5-1/4 tall x 4 wide. Mark 2-1/2″ from the top right corner. Cut from the mark down to the bottom right corner. Save the cut off triangle for another card.
–   1 @ 5 tall x 2-1/4 wide, different from first piece. Cut from the top left corner down to the bottom right corner. Then cut 3/8″ off the base of this triangle
White/Vanilla Card Stock (CS):
–  1 @ 4 x 5-1/4 
Embellishments:  
–   for embellishments, use something that goes along with your DSP but isn’t too large. Adding just a sentiment on the front is great, too.

Layer the small DSP on the small triangle and the larger triangle DSP on the larger triangle. Then layer on the card base creating a fan, keeping your tips inside the cardbase.

I created my card from a card I made at a demonstrator shoe box swap, so I have no directions. Karla suggested Mary Deatherage’s directions found here. Her measurement at the top is not the same as mine. She has each piece of DSP matted on her card.

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