Because it reminds me of a type of window called a "pop out window" I'm going to call this fold the Pop Out Panel Fold.
Pop out window - a special architectural feature
The pop out consists of a Seaside Spray piece of card stock 5 3/4 by 8 1/4" scored at 1/2 and 3 1/2" at both ends. Night of Navy panels were added between the score lines.and in the narrow center piece some Come Sail Away DSP was added. On both side panels was added some Seaside Spray card stock embossed with the High Seas 3D embossing folder. Birds were stamped with Night of Navy ink and embellishments stamped, die cut and added.
Each embellishment was made using 4 die cuts - one stamped image was adhered to 3 unstamped die cuts
The one inch scored strip was adhered to the same size of Seaside Spray card stock - the other 1" was left unattached.
The inside of the card was a 5 1/4 by 71/4"piece of Seaside Spray card stock which was stamped with the compass image on each of the corners, adhered to a larger Night of Navy piece and then added to the Seaside Spray card stock base.
When the pop up panel was open, it is kept open by a stop". This stop was made by die cutting 2 pieces of Stitched Nested Label dies of different sizes. The smaller of the two, die cut in Seaside Spray, was adhered to the larger Night of Navy one and then adhered to the inside of the card using dimensionals. The scored 1" strip slips under this stop to keep the pop up open.
The image of the anchor was stamped in the center of the Seaside Spray stitched label die, and an embellishment consisting of the stamped image and 3 unstamped die cuts was adhered over it at an angle. Some Sahara Sand/ Night of Navy Baker's Twine was added to the top of the anchor.
Supplies Used:
Stamp: Sailing Home
Inks: Night of Navy
Papers: Seaside Spray, Night of Navy, Whisper White, Come Sail Away DSP
Accessories: Stitched Nested Label Dies, High Seas 3D Embossing Folder, Smooth Sailing Dies, Dimensionals
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