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Folding Fan
By Jenny Kearley
MATERIALS REQUIRED:
Stardream Card: STD03C Opal.
Stardream Paper: STD03P Opal.
Creative Paper: SR072P Pink.
Creative Borders: CB011P Pink Words
and CB015P Pink Roses and Hearts.
Gold Label Stickers: XL724U-01 Fan,
XL237U-01 Happy Birthday, XL649U-
31 Rope Borders and ZL675U-50
Flowers.
Silver Shadow Gelly Roll Pens:
GEL77 Pink and GEL79 Green.
Gelly Roll Glaze Pen: GEL61 Yellow.
Seed Beads: BEA16 Lilac.
Mini Flower Gem: GE01-07 Purple.
4 Round Pink Gems: GEM16 (mixed).
Strong White Cotton and Needle.
Pricking Tool and Embossing Tool.
Scissors, Craft Knife and Cutting Mat.
Mini Sticky Fixers: ADH18.
P.V.A. Craft Adhesive.
Card Mount: SF06M-75 Stardream Opal.
Stick one of the small fan centres onto cream paper
and the four single flowers too.
Colour the fan and four flowers using the silver
shadow pens (see photo for colours). Colour all the
flower centres using the yellow glaze pen and leave
the pieces aside to dry while you make up the card.
Make a rose border
around the card front about
2mm in from the edge as
follows. Place a rose strip
with the ends left straight
onto the two sides of the
card. Very lightly lay a border
strip in place across the top
and bottom overlapping the
edges of the card at each end. Use small scissors to
trim the overlapping piece, from the inside corner to-
wards the corner of the card (dotted line) to create a
mitre then press firmly into place. Edge the inside of
this rose border using the rope border stickers.
Cut a panel of cream card to 12cm x 12cm. Edge
this panel with the pink “MUM” borders in the same
way as the card front leaving the 2mm border around
the edge. Edge the inside of this with the rope stick-
ers as before and mount this panel onto the card
using sticky fixers.
TO MAKE THE CARD:
While the sticker is still on the backing paper, sepa-
rate the small curl shown pink (below) from a single
segment piece. Peel the segment from the sheet and
stick onto the Stardream opal paper then add the curl
back onto the section in the position shown in blue.
Peel a whole fan and stick onto the opal paper
overlapping the left edge of the single segment as
shown, so it looks like part of the main fan.
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Cut a panel of cream card to 95mm x 95mm and
edge with a heart border placing the strips right at
the edge of the panel. Place a rope border around the
edge of the panel and along the inside of the heart
border, mount this onto the card using sticky fixers.
FINISHING THE FAN:
1. Make sure the ink is dry then cut out the fan and
place it face down on the cutting mat. Using a ruler
laid along the fan struts,
score the back of each strut
in turn. These are easy to
find from the back as they
have the straight bit at the
top edge and go down to
the centre. Now fold the fan
carefully along the scored
lines in a fan style. Press
these folds in very firmly.
2. Use the pricking tool to prick a hole each side of
the fold line at every low fold, not the top ones, see
the black dots on the diagram. This is best placed
along the flower line as shown. Now prick a hole in
the right hand segment in the same place as for the
others and then prick another just below the flower
on the right edge (this will make a small straight
stitch later). Prick a hole on the point as shown.
2a. Thread the needle with about 25cm of strong
white thread (shown green) and firmly tape to the
back of the left hand segment of the fan leaving a tail
of about 10cm. Take the needle
through to the front using the
hole in this segment and back
down through the next hole, work
your way along going in one hole
and out the next to the end until
you are at the front of the fan
having come through the last
hole. Take the needle through
the hole below the flower to get
the thread through to the back
again. Leave this aside for now.
3. Cut a piece of cream card to
72mm x 72mm and cover with
pink creative paper. Lay the fan
on the panel placing it open but
lightly folded in its final position.
Prick three holes through the
panel at the point of the fan as
shown( A,B & C). Thread the nee-
dle onto the 10cm end and bring
the cotton through to the front
through hole 1 on the fan. Firmly
glue the left segment of the fan
to the panel then take the cotton
through to the back of the panel
using hole B. Firmly tape this to
the back of the panel. Keeping
the fan lightly folded as shown,
1
take the right hand thread through to the back of the
panel using hole A and then to the front once again
through hole C. If you pull this thread now the fan will
gently fold up though it may need a little help the first
couple of times until the fold lines near the point are
‘worn in’. Gently open the fan out again by hand.
Once you are happy that the folding is working
well, thread about 40 lilac seed beads onto the end
of the cotton, make sure the fan
is open, and tie securely to form
a loop. The top of the loop should
sit just under the tail section once
it is in place - see main picture.
Score and fold the fan tail to
give it shape in the same way
as you did for the fan. Place a
mini fixer at each side and stick it
into place over the bottom of the
fan and covering the holes. The
bead loop needs to be between
the two fixers so it can hang
down nicely and work properly.
Glue a mini flower gem over
the dot on the fan tail and a
round pink gem in each corner
of the “Mum” border.
Cut out the sticker flowers
(coloured earlier), lightly emboss
from the front to give a nice cup
shape and glue onto the corners
of the heart border. Peel largest
spare flowers from the flower
border sheet, add a mini fixer to
the centre of each on the back
and stick one onto each corner
of the outer border to finish.
2, 2a
Long thread
for pulling
10cm long end
Tape thread rmly
on back of fan
3
1
A
C
B
Glue fan segment
rmly onto Panel
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Spring 2010
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