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Shaped Guy's Card with Wallet Die and Circular Topper

A project from our live show HOBBYMAKER TV - Join us for the latest show - Broadcast 5 p.m. (UK) 10th October 2026 · 10/10/2026 · watch it from 36:00

Shaped Guy's Card with Wallet Die and Circular Topper - the finished project
The finished project

Create a distinctive shaped card using wallet die components and a circular stamped topper. This masculine-styled card features neutral tones with leather-effect papers, white florals, and decorative elements. The project demonstrates how to repurpose wallet die pieces into a unique card design with a dimensional circular focal point.

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Step by step

  1. Step 1: Cut two pieces using the shaped wallet die to create your card base and backing layer. Position the die on whi

    Cut two pieces using the shaped wallet die to create your card base and backing layer. Position the die on white card and run through your die-cutting machine twice to create both pieces.

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  2. Step 2: Score a line across the back piece of white card to create a fold for dimension.

    Score a line across the back piece of white card to create a fold for dimension.

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  3. Step 3: Apply glue to the scored back piece and attach it to the reverse of your front shaped piece, ensuring the scor

    Apply glue to the scored back piece and attach it to the reverse of your front shaped piece, ensuring the scored fold aligns properly.

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  4. Step 4: Cut two circles from coordinating paper. Use scissors or a circle punch to cut out the circles, adding a littl

    Cut two circles from coordinating paper. Use scissors or a circle punch to cut out the circles, adding a little bit of colour around the edges if desired.

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  5. Step 5: Using a blending brush, blend black ink around the edge of one of the circular toppers to create shading and d

    Using a blending brush, blend black ink around the edge of one of the circular toppers to create shading and depth.

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  6. Step 6: Adhere the inked circle topper to the centre of your card front using adhesive.

    Adhere the inked circle topper to the centre of your card front using adhesive.

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  7. Step 7: Stamp a sentiment from the coordinating stamp set onto the second circle using black ink.

    Stamp a sentiment from the coordinating stamp set onto the second circle using black ink.

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  8. Step 8: Layer the stamped circle on top of the inked circle using foam pads or card scraps for dimension. Adhere the l

    Layer the stamped circle on top of the inked circle using foam pads or card scraps for dimension. Adhere the layered topper to the card front.

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  9. Step 9: Add decorative paper scraps down one side of the card base, positioning them to create visual interest whilst

    Add decorative paper scraps down one side of the card base, positioning them to create visual interest whilst keeping the white space visible. Layer the pieces to create depth and texture.

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