Under The Sea Tunnel Card
Under The Sea is a 6 inch square tunnel card with matching box envelope for storage. It features Fish, Turtles, Crabs, Seahorses and Corals. There are two inside covers, one for Happy Birthday and the other for Thinking of you. The cover pieces are designed to be printed front and back on Letter size cardstock.
Included in the readme folder are the instructions for making the card and ScanNCut help notes. The jpeg files are designed to be cut by hand or with the aid of a ScanNCut machine. Each piece has a fine black line around the card edges. Also included is the FCM file to allow the center tunnel cutting.
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For other cutting machine formats look for the companion design in the cutting file area.
Updated - 4/5/2022
Judith Henry Designs is now creating kits for cardmaking to make a Tunnel Card with an envelop box. This tutorial is a generic tutorial for assembling the card and envelope box.
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I printed onto 200gsm card and scored before cutting out. I attached the front, back, inside right, and inside left onto a white base card using dst .
I then added the tunnel elements using wet glue A striking card that is not difficult to make and sure to be loved.
I printed onto 200gsm card and scored before cutting out. I attached the front, back, inside right, and inside left onto a white base card using dst .
I then added the tunnel elements using wet glue A striking card that is not difficult to make and sure to be loved.
I used letter size card stock to print out the pieces. The hardest part is getting the cover printed on both sides registered. l let each side rest for several minutes to dry before printing the reverse side.
Included is instructions for assembly.
There are some intricate cuttings in the tunnel which I used my cutting machine since there is a black edge for scanning/tracing with fcm file for the tunnel pieces.
Check out the tutorials. There will eventually be a cutting machine version. It is a fairly simple card to put together with a great wow factor.
I used letter size card stock to print out the pieces. The hardest part is getting the cover printed on both sides registered. l let each side rest for several minutes to dry before printing the reverse side.
Included is instructions for assembly.
There are some intricate cuttings in the tunnel which I used my cutting machine since there is a red edge for scanning/tracing.
There will eventually be a cutting machine version. It is a fairly simple card to put together with a great wow factor.
I used letter size card stock to print out the pieces. The hardest part is getting the cover printed on both sides registered. l let each side rest for several minutes to dry before printing the reverse side.
Included is instructions for assembly.
There are some intricate cuttings in the tunnel which I used my cutting machine since there is a red edge for scanning/tracing.
There will eventually be a cutting machine version. It is a fairly simple card to put together with a great wow factor.