Build a Card Owls
BUILD A CARD OWLS
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![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/card-making/step-by-steps/animal-birds/build-a-card-owls.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/helen-jennings/photo237335.jpg&description=Build a Card Owls%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20Helen Jennings%20-%20I printed the sheet onto super smooth paper and cut out the elements. I cut each of the 2 backing paper elements up into 4 smaller rectangles then used 3 of each to form a patchwork background, which I stuck to some linen effect gold card that I had stuck to a 6" square brown card blank. I drew faux stitching around the edges of each rectangle. I then stuck a pale blue circle of card on top with foam pads and drew stitching around the edge of that. I cut elements out of one owl to decoupage onto the other (head and wings). I then arranged the owl, branches and leaves onto the circle and stuck down. I added the "What a hoot" greeting panel on an angle and finished by sticking some of the smaller flower elements in the bottom corners. This is a fun sheet which allows plenty of scope for immagination.){kind=link}
I printed the sheet onto super smooth paper and cut out the elements.
I cut each of the 2 backing paper elements up into 4 smaller rectangles then used 3 of each to form a patchwork background, which I stuck to some linen effect gold card that I had stuck to a 6" square brown card blank.
I drew faux stitching around the edges of each rectangle. I then stuck a pale blue circle of card on top with foam pads and drew stitching around the edge of that.
I cut elements out of one owl to decoupage onto the other (head and wings).
I then arranged the owl, branches and leaves onto the circle and stuck down. I added the "What a hoot" greeting panel on an angle and finished by sticking some of the smaller flower elements in the bottom corners.
This is a fun sheet which allows plenty of scope for immagination.
