Gender Reveal Never Ending Card New Baby Boy or Girl Neverending
This is a fascinating way to reveal the gender of your expected new arrival. Recipients fold over the panels to reveal whether the new baby will be a boy or a girl, starting with the question Boy or Girl? He or She? and tantalising pictures of baby related items edged in pink and blue until they reach the final panels which show the gender as a baby girl in pink or a baby boy in blue.
There are 6 panels sheets in both blue and pink, a backing sheet and the base card. Full instructions are provided.
You can place the panels any way you choose so long as you stick to placing the shapes as indicated, or follow the included pictures for the suggested finished card.
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I printed onto 160gsm card and passed the base sheets back through the printer to add the backing sheet, ( this is important to get a co-ordinated look to the card).
I then scored and cut out and assembled as per instructions, using a wet glue to attach the base pieces, which I left to dry out well before adding the panels, also using a wet glue.
A superb card which is so simple to make and sure to wow the recipients.
I printed onto 160gsm card and passed the base sheets back through the printer to add the backing sheet, ( this is important to get a co-ordinated look to the card).
I then scored and cut out and assembled as per instructions, using a wet glue to attach the base pieces, which I left to dry out well before adding the panels, also using a wet glue.
A superb card which is so simple to make and sure to wow the recipients.
I printed onto 160gsm card and passed the base sheets back through the printer to add the backing sheet, ( this is important to get a co-ordinated look to the card).
I then scored and cut out and assembled as per instructions, using a wet glue to attach the base pieces, which I left to dry out well before adding the panels, also using a wet glue.
A superb card which is so simple to make and sure to wow the recipients.
I printed onto 160gsm card and passed the base sheets back through the printer to add the backing sheet, ( this is important to get a co-ordinated look to the card).
I then scored and cut out and assembled as per instructions, using a wet glue to attach the base pieces, which I left to dry out well before adding the panels, also using a wet glue.
A superb card which is so simple to make and sure to wow the recipients.
