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How do you make cardstock stand up?

How do you make cardstock stand up?

How to Make a Paper Figure that Stands Up

1. Decide what you are going to make.
2. Fold the piece of paper in half.
3. Draw your design on one side of the paper, with part of it on the crease.
4. Add a tab on the bottom.
5. Cut out your figure (including the tabs).
6. Add score lines on the design as you see necessary.

How do you make paper stand up on its own?

How do you make a simple paper stand?

Table of Contents

1. Step 1: Prepare for Paper-Making.
2. Step 2: Shred Some Scrap Paper.
3. Step 3: Soak the Scrap Paper.
4. Step 4: Blend the Pulp.
5. Step 5: Customize the Pulp.
6. Step 6: Set up Your Workspace.
7. Step 7: Pour the Pulp.
8. Step 8: Remove the Screening.

How do you make any size easel card?

Here is the simple formula for making an easel card in any size. Cut a long piece of cardstock and fold it in half, then fold one end to the middle (scoring the paper first makes it neat and tidy.) The half with the fold makes the easel part, then you can glue a panel of carstock to the small section at the end…

What do you call cards that fold like an easel?

Easel cards, folded cards that stand up somewhat like an art easel, look fabulous on display and offer something very different from the normal greeting card. And they fold almost flat for mailing too. Luckily they are very simple and quick to make, once you know how.

How to make easel cards on SCOR PAL?

On a Scor-Pal, the 6 3/8″ measurement is marked with a dot on the upper guide. Prefold all score lines. First fold the card in half, then fold the second score line (6 3/8″) opposite from the 4 1/4″ score line. Place cardstock on table with the 4 1/4″ side down. Add Scor-Tape to the 2 1/8″ x 4 1/4″ section cardstock that is facing up.

How to make a card out of cardstock?

To do that, fold your cardstock in half, and line up the side with the fold so that part of that fold won’t be cut. – Score one of the circle card sides in half and fold the other half up. – Add adhesive to the folded up 1/2 circle. – Adhere another circle shape, cut with the same die you used to cut the card base, to the 1/2 circle.