Buzza (Gibson) #90E 24 O8(at top), or 90E 05598 (at bottom), ca 1990, artist unknown

The original card is 5 7/8 inches wide by 8 3/8 inches tall closed, or 17 5/8 inches wide when unfolded. Clicking on the image above will open a high-res version of this format. If scaled to fit on letter paper all the way to the paper edge and tri-folded, it will end up 3.67 inches wide by 5.23 inches tall folded. If printed on legal size paper, it will be 4.67 inches wide by 6.65 inches tall.

Since the first is quite small, and few people have 14 inch cardstock, it is also provided in two layouts to fit on letter size paper: as two landscape pages, one to be folded inside the other, and as three portrait orientation single sheets. On the latter format, the diecut corners have been filled in with solid pink, on the landscape format they are left curved. To fill in the blank card back, I've added a stand assembly of my own design. (The doll and stand should be printed on cardstock.)

You may notice that the panels of the card get progressively slightly shorter from left to right. This is a common design feature on diecut cards, so that the back layers don't protrude past the front ones even if the folds are slightly imprecise.

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