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Card making Easter cards How to Papercraft Papercrafter Techniques Card Making
Craft an accordion greeting in an afternoon with Tracey Daykin-Jones.
YOU WILL NEED:
PaperCrafter essentials
Patterned papers, Echo Park Hello Easter
Dies: circle, scallop-edged circle
METHOD:
1. Die cut circles from patterned and blue paper, then add themed stickers. Layer onto white scallop-edged circles.
2. Trim brown paper, 4cm x 27cm, and score at 9cm intervals, then fold concertina style. Adhere a topper to each section to create a speedy Easter greeting!
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