How to Make a Bordered Card
Get 3 or 4 colors of markers., Get your paper., Fold your paper in half. , Fold your paper in half again. , Decide which way you're going to orient it., Pick a color and border all four sides. , Repeat with a different color. , Repeat with a...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get 3 or 4 colors of markers.
A 4th one is optional. 3 need to match, but the 4th can be any color you would like. -
Step 2: Get your paper.
Cardstock is the best, but any white paper will do. ,,, Landscape or portrait?,,,,, Optional:
Alternate colors for letters in the same pattern as you did the borders in. , Make sure to leave good side margins.
For portrait oriented cards draw it on the right side, for landscape oriented cards, bottom half. ,,,,,, -
Step 3: Fold your paper in half.
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Step 4: Fold your paper in half again.
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Step 5: Decide which way you're going to orient it.
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Step 6: Pick a color and border all four sides.
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Step 7: Repeat with a different color.
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Step 8: Repeat with a different color.
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Step 9: Repeat with the color you started with.
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Step 10: Add your message in the white space.
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Step 11: Open the card up and draw a square with your lightest color.
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Step 12: Color the square in.
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Step 13: Write your message in with the matching color of your choice.
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Step 14: Sign your name with the only color left.
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Step 15: Add a dotted border on the sides where you left margins.
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Step 16: OPTIONAL: With your non-matching color
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Step 17: flip to the back of the card
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Step 18: and add a "Designed By.." stamp.
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Step 19: Finished.
Detailed Guide
A 4th one is optional. 3 need to match, but the 4th can be any color you would like.
Cardstock is the best, but any white paper will do. ,,, Landscape or portrait?,,,,, Optional:
Alternate colors for letters in the same pattern as you did the borders in. , Make sure to leave good side margins.
For portrait oriented cards draw it on the right side, for landscape oriented cards, bottom half. ,,,,,,
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