Circle Folding Christmas Card with Instructions
A different kind of card, made by folding circles into quarters. It ties together with ribbon. It looks very effective and is easy to make. Full instructions are included.
I have tried to show how it looks with different photographs. It can be adapted to make a hanging decoration by adding the ribbon to the centre top instead of the side.
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I printed the first layer elements onto 160gsm card and all the rest onto 200gsm photo paper and cut out all the piece.
I followed the superb instructions to make up the card, I added the colour segments and decorative elements using a wet glue.
I used a multi-coloured ribbon to tie the card shut. A super card that may look very difficult to make but it I surprisingly simple.
I printed the first layer elements onto 160gsm card and all the rest onto 200gsm photo paper and cut out all the piece.
I followed the superb instructions to make up the card, I added the colour segments and decorative elements using a wet glue.
I used a multi-coloured ribbon to tie the card shut. A super card that may look very difficult to make but it I surprisingly simple.
I printed the first layer elements onto 160gsm card and all the rest onto 200gsm photo paper and cut out all the piece.
I followed the superb instructions to make up the card, I added the colour segments and decorative elements using a wet glue.
I used a multi-coloured ribbon to tie the card shut. A super card that may look very difficult to make but it I surprisingly simple.
I printed the first layer elements onto 160gsm card and all the rest onto 200gsm photo paper and cut out all the piece.
I followed the superb instructions to make up the card, I added the colour segments and decorative elements using a wet glue.
I used a multi-coloured ribbon to tie the card shut. A super card that may look very difficult to make but it I surprisingly simple.
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