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Stag and Tree Line Layered Christmas Card

A project from our live show ONE DAY SPECIAL - Join Toni for brand new launch - Broadcast 15th November 24 · 15/11/2024 · watch it from 27:15

Stag and Tree Line Layered Christmas Card - the finished project
The finished project

Create an elegant woodland Christmas card featuring a layered stag silhouette with tree line details. The design uses coordinating papers in warm coral and grey tones with die-cut elements to create a dimensional landscape effect. This project combines die-cutting, layering and paper piecing techniques to achieve a sophisticated festive look with 'NOEL' sentiment.

You will need

Stamps By Me - Merry & Bright - 5 X 7 Paper Pad - 140224AStamps By Me - Merry & Bright - 5 X 7 Paper Pad - 140224ASEE IT Stamps By Me - Merry & Bright Collection - 111124BStamps By Me - Merry & Bright Collection - 111124BSEE IT

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Step by step

  1. Step 1: Cut the stag die from white cardstock using your die-cutting machine. The stag measures approximately 5½ x 4 i

    Cut the stag die from white cardstock using your die-cutting machine. The stag measures approximately 5½ x 4 inches.

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  2. Step 2: Die cut the tree line from your chosen paper colour. Ensure the die-cut stays within the boundaries of the pap

    Die cut the tree line from your chosen paper colour. Ensure the die-cut stays within the boundaries of the paper.

    ▶ watch this step (29:30)
  3. Step 3: Select a patterned paper from the Merry & Bright pad. Trim the paper to size to create a panel for your card b

    Select a patterned paper from the Merry & Bright pad. Trim the paper to size to create a panel for your card base.

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  4. Step 4: Adhere the patterned paper panel to your grey card blank, positioning it to leave a clean border down one side

    Adhere the patterned paper panel to your grey card blank, positioning it to leave a clean border down one side of the card.

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  5. Step 5: Position the tree line stencil piece over the card using foam pads for dimension. Layer it to fill any gaps in

    Position the tree line stencil piece over the card using foam pads for dimension. Layer it to fill any gaps in the design, placing the deer silhouette on the left side.

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  6. Step 6: Add a second tree line piece at a different height to the card front. Trim the excess from the leg of the stag

    Add a second tree line piece at a different height to the card front. Trim the excess from the leg of the stag using scissors to ensure a neat finish.

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  7. Step 7: Secure additional tree line pieces using foam pads, varying their heights to create a cascading effect across

    Secure additional tree line pieces using foam pads, varying their heights to create a cascading effect across the card front.

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  8. Step 8: Cut a pre-printed sentiment from the Merry & Bright collection. Adhere it below the tree line arrangement on y

    Cut a pre-printed sentiment from the Merry & Bright collection. Adhere it below the tree line arrangement on your card front.

    ▶ watch this step (39:00)
  9. Step 9: Add optional embellishments such as glitter glue or sparkle accents to the tree lines, deer silhouette, or sen

    Add optional embellishments such as glitter glue or sparkle accents to the tree lines, deer silhouette, or sentiment to add extra festive shimmer to your card.

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  10. Step 10: Secure all layers together with tape or glue to ensure nothing shifts. Your finished layered stag and tree lin

    Secure all layers together with tape or glue to ensure nothing shifts. Your finished layered stag and tree line Christmas card is now complete and ready to display.

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