Easter Ted Easel Card
Easter ted easel card with decoupage
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The Project was printed onto 160gsm A4 white card, purchased from Hobbycraft. This card proved to be not quite robust enough to make the Easel Card, so I stuck it to some green card, purchased from Hobbycraft, using double sided tape. The elements were cut out from the card using a Gyro-Cut tool. The eggs I decided to make double sided by sticking one behind the other for each colour. The sentiment banner was attached to the base of the easel card using 3D adhesive foam pads (Hobbycraft). I used the same pads to fasten the eggs to the upright part of the easel, so that they look a little like balloons.
The finished card, when folded, measures approximately 15cm by 10cm.
The Project was printed onto 160gsm A4 white card, purchased from Hobbycraft. This card proved to be not quite robust enough to make the Easel Card, so I stuck it to some green card, purchased from Hobbycraft, using double sided tape. The elements were cut out from the card using a Gyro-Cut tool. The eggs I decided to make double sided by sticking one behind the other for each colour. The sentiment banner was attached to the base of the easel card using 3D adhesive foam pads (Hobbycraft). I used the same pads to fasten the eggs to the upright part of the easel, so that they look a little like balloons.
The finished card, when folded, measures approximately 15cm by 10cm.
The Project was printed onto 160gsm A4 white card, purchased from Hobbycraft. This card proved to be not quite robust enough to make the Easel Card, so I stuck it to some green card, purchased from Hobbycraft, using double sided tape. The elements were cut out from the card using a Gyro-Cut tool. The eggs I decided to make double sided by sticking one behind the other for each colour. The sentiment banner was attached to the base of the easel card using 3D adhesive foam pads (Hobbycraft). I used the same pads to fasten the eggs to the upright part of the easel, so that they look a little like balloons.
The finished card, when folded, measures approximately 15cm by 10cm.
The Project was printed onto 160gsm A4 white card, purchased from Hobbycraft. This card proved to be not quite robust enough to make the Easel Card, so I stuck it to some green card, purchased from Hobbycraft, using double sided tape. The elements were cut out from the card using a Gyro-Cut tool. The eggs I decided to make double sided by sticking one behind the other for each colour. The sentiment banner was attached to the base of the easel card using 3D adhesive foam pads (Hobbycraft). I used the same pads to fasten the eggs to the upright part of the easel, so that they look a little like balloons.
The finished card, when folded, measures approximately 15cm by 10cm.