Have you ever used a panel card layout? It’s like using a card sketch because then you can use the dimensions, cut your papers or cardstock and get very different looks quickly and easily.
I have a sketch for this panel card to help you. You’ll want to save this one because it’s such an easy layout. A couple of quick cuts and you’re ready to roll!
Panel Card Layout You’ll Love | Video Tutorial
⏰ When you’re short on time would you use a panel card layout like this? I’m curious to read your thoughts! I hope you will give this card a try!
Ready to Create a 4-Panel Card?
Seriously, how easy was that! Just cut 1 ¼” and you have it made in the shade! This is a great way to mass produce cards too. Leave the sentiment off and stamp it when you know what you need.
- Fresh Freesia: 4 ¼” x 11”, score at 5 ½”
- Boho Blue: 4” x 5 ¼”
- Lemon Lolly: 3 ¾” x 5”
- Basic White: 3 ½” x 3 ½”
- Bubble Bath: 4 ¼” x 11”, score at 5 ½”
- Azure Afternoon: 4” x 5 ¼”
- Berry Burst: 3 ¾” x 5”
- DSP: 3 ½” x 3 ½”
Panel Card Layout Measurements:
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Pinterest-ing
Follow me on Pinterest and save this panel card layout to your favorite greeting card board! You can use this template and tutorial year-round for sure!
So the next time you are in a hurry to create a few cards, remember how easy this card panel card layout was to create.
Have fun crafting, my sweet stampin’ peeps! See you Thursday!
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I thought I was going to “pass” on this easy card, BUT after watching your video – I’m downloading the printable and getting the stamp & die set. Thanks!
Thank you for the measurements and directions. Beautiful! 🙂
I will be using this layout to send thank you cards to the interview team for a position I’m interviewing for next week. I’ll have them ready to go, including addressing, before the interview and just have to write something personal to each of the interview team. I love to send cards in the clear envelopes using a 1/4 sheet of copy paper to address…but put the postage stamp on the outside. I’m careful to have the envelope flap towards the back so it doesn’t take away from the front of the card.