Card making Christmas cards Christmas crafts Die cutting How to Card Making
A lovely way to mix up your card fronts, start off with a circular blank and build up festive foliage die-cuts or toppers along one edge. Don’t forget to use both glue and 3D foam pads to vary the height, and make sure some of the sprigs are overlapping the card edge to make the spray look fuller.
YOU WILL NEED:
Die, 11cm circle
Embellishments: Nuvo Glitter Drops Blue Lagoon, Ranger Diamond Stickles, foliage toppers
Adhesives: glue, 3D foam pads
Die-cutting machine
METHOD:
1. Make a white circular blank using an 11cm circle die. Die cut a smaller circle from blue and stick it to the base.
2. Arrange and stick poinsettia and foliage toppers to the right-hand side of the card, using the curve of the circle as a guide. Adhere a sentiment sticker with 3D foam pads, the embellish with blue and clear glitter drops.
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