Although it looks complicated, the tri-shutter card is relatively easy to make and the final result is always visually stunning. It is a lovely project to use all those left-over bits and pieces in your stash. If you have a couple of photos, it is also nice as a keepsake for the recipient. I have included a template with imperial and metric measurements. Below are a few variations on the different shapes you can cut to cover the panels: This is the basic card: Panels can be matted for extra effect. The "D" Panels must only be attached on the one side and be loose over panel A, which will give a different dimension to the card (See Birthday Card below). "A" panels are cut as one piece. Above are only a few ideas, the options are endless. Some easy steps: 1. Score 2. Cut 3. Fold A few finished samples: A Thank You Card A Christmas Card (with permission from Carolyn) And finally, two Birthday Cards: (Using sample 2 with bigger D panels) Photo Story for a 70th Birthday celebration: I hope you find the templates useful. Please remember that it is just a guideline and you can adjust sizes proportionally according to you own taste to make it smaller or bigger.