Bringing Home the Tree Christmas Shaped Card Kit & Decoupage
Christmas 3 sheet mini kit, which creates a card, with a shaped cut away front, with a scene behind, inside the card. Finished card is approx. 7.5" square. So once a ribbon is added down the side, it fits nicely in an 8x8 envelope.
Features vintage car, with Christmas tree in a winter scene. Ideal man's Christmas card.
Kit includes
1. card inside
2. Panels for card front, inside and out
3. Decoupage & sentiment tags
Sentiment tags include one blank. The others read,
Merry Christmas
Happy Christmas
Special Dad, Special Son, Special Husband, Special Friend
Brother, Grandad
For the One I Love
Very easy to make. Stick the inside front panel to the insert. Score and fold the card. Stick the outside front panel, to the flap on the front. Add decoupage.
Photographs from the Community (3)
Before printing I added a personalised number to the number plate, Printed onto Crafty Bobs matte paper, used a piece of co-ordinating card for the back panel so no white shows, added the front inside and outside panels to the scored/folded overlap, decoupaged with foam pads, added a few tiny gems to the tree, a spade to the back of the car with a little bird sitting on the handle, to complete this lovely design I added a tasselled cord and lots of glitter to the snow. this stands well on its own, is very sturdy and fits in a standard 8 x 8" envelope.
I printed the base card onto smooth white card and the decoupage onto glossy photo paper I cut out all the elements and assembled using thin foam pads for the layers, to finish I added a little glitter to the snow, Makes a beautiful finished card.
I printed the design onto good quality white card and cut out all the elements. The directions are clear and concise and written on the design. I scored on the valley fold line and then assembled the base card before adding the decoupage for which I used spongy tape.
As a final touch I daubed PVA (wet glue) to the snowy areas and sprinkled clear glitter on to the card.
Now I can imagine driving to the Christmas tree store and 'bringing home the tree'.