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Triple Everyday Arches Card

Everyday Arches tri fold card. A hand holds a decorative card featuring a large layered paper flower in pink, peach, and yellow hues with green leaves. The card reads, "Thank you for being my lifelong friend." Background shows blurred patterned paper circles. “Patty Bennett” and website appear on the card. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

Make a triple arch card with the Everyday Arches dies, using cardstock and several patterns of designer paper of your choice! I used the Stampin’ Up! Lovely & Beautiful paper and the Simply Beautiful floral die cut pieces!

A handmade triple arch card stands open, displaying three panels. Each panel features pastel floral designs. The center panel shows a large orange flower with green leaves, while the side panels have small multicolored flowers. Text above reads: “Triple Arch Card with Lovely & Beautiful!”. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

My arch bases are die cut with Petal Pink cardstock and decorated with Lovely & Beautiful DSP. I have not yet added a white arch in the center for my message.. but I will!

A display of twelve patterned paper samples, each in flower or leaf designs and pastel shades. Labels identify colors: Gold, Freesia, Olive, Duskling, Coral, Peach, Petal. Text above reads, "Stampin' Up! Jan–April 2026 Mini Catalog Lovely & Beautiful DSP #166957. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)
Lovely & Beautiful DSP

You can select any of the patterns in the Lovely & Beautiful DSP that you’d like to use.

A handmade, arched greeting card with layered pink, red, and yellow flower embellishments and green leaves on the front. A small tag reads “Thank you for being my lifelong friend.” The background shows floral patterns. “Patty Bennett pattystamps.com” is watermarked. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

My personal preference is to die cut floral pieces with two tone cardstock so that I have options of lots of different shades when I’m layering the pieces.

Assorted paper die cuts of flowers and leaves in pink, red, yellow, and green are spread on a cutting mat. Metal dies and floral cutouts appear on black and orange backgrounds. Patty Bennett’s “pattystamps.com” watermark is visible. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

Two Tone Cardstock colors I used:

Daffodil Delight, Flirty Flamingo, Poppy Parade, Petal Pink, Timid Tiger, Real Red for the flowers. I used the light and dark side of the Granny Apple Green for the leaves.

Two handmade arch-shaped cards stand upright. Both have a peach border; one has a floral pattern with orange, yellow, and purple flowers on a white background, while the other has a geometric lattice with purple flowers and green leaves. "Patty Bennett" watermark visible. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

How I made the Everyday Arches card:

  • #1 Fold TWO 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ pieces of Petal Pink cardstock in half, as if you were making 2 card bases
  • #2 I used the 3rd from the largest arch die and aligned the die just slightly over the FOLDED edge
  • #3 be sure your die is overhanging just so the straight cut is off the paper but the dots/stitches are still ON the paper
  • #4 after die cutting per above, your paper should look like this. now you can unfold it.
  • #5 repeat die cutting so you have TWO folded arch “cards”
  • #6 apply glue or adhesive to one flap, OVERLAP them and stick together to get something that looks like #7
  • #7 your trifold arch card base should look like this
  • #8 Decorate each panel with a smaller size arch die cut with DSP of your choice, I used the 4th from the largest die to die cut the DSP
Four-step collage tutorial to make a card: 1. Supplies—peach cardstock, patterned floral card, and arch-shaped dies. 2. Large arch die placed on folded peach cardstock. 3. Cardstock trimmed; a die-cutting machine and black mat are visible. 4. Folded arch-shaped card, labeled “folded edge.”. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)
Four photo collage showing steps to make a peach-colored, arched-fold card. Steps 5–8: The card is folded with rounded arch panels. Glue is applied to the edge (step 6), and a metal arch-shaped die is shown beside the card in steps 5 and 8. Craft supplies are visible. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

Have you ever made a triple arch card before? I hope you’ll try it if you have not yet made one!

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4 thoughts on “Triple Everyday Arches Card”

  2. Patty, your instructions say to use a 4 1/4 x 5 1\2 inch and fold to make an A2 card base….I don’t believe that is correct…do you fold on the 5 1/2 or 4 1/4 side, because neither will be A2. Is it 5 x 1/2 x 8 1/2 and folded at 4 1/4? New card makers don’t know the base sizes

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