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Scissors and glue come up trumps again with Corinne Bradd’s simple project
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If you’re having a quiet Valentine’s with your beloved at home this year, make the place look a little more special with a speedy-to-make hearts frieze. Papercrafting doesn’t get much easier than this!
Card, assorted pink shades
Heart templates or dies
Glue
1. Cut several small, medium and large heart shapes from all the colours of card.
2. Fold each shape down the centre and layer the hearts together, mixing the colours and sizes.
3. Add a thin line of glue along the back of the fold line so the sides of the topmost heart can fold up slightly, giving a 3D effect.
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