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Mixed Paper Panel Card with Fussy-Cut Elements

A project from our live show CREATE TOGETHER CLUB CHAPTER 3 - ITEM 3 - Broadcast 13th March 24 · 13/03/2024 · watch it from 7:00

Create a coordinated collection of cards in different sizes using the paper pad from Create Together Club Chapter 3. By cutting card blanks into various shapes and layering patterned papers with contrasting mats, you'll produce a set of beautiful cards that all work together beautifully.

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  1. Cut your 6 by 8 inch card blanks into different sizes using a guillotine or craft knife to create variety in your card collection. ▶ watch 7:00
  2. Create mat and layer pieces from black card stock for each of your shaped cards to provide a contrasting base. ▶ watch 7:45
  3. Select patterned papers from your paper pad and cut them slightly smaller than your mat layers to create a visible border effect. ▶ watch 9:30
  4. Adhere your patterned paper panels onto the black card stock mats using double-sided tape or glue. ▶ watch 11:00
  5. Attach the completed mat and layer pieces to your various sized card blanks. ▶ watch 13:00
  6. Fussy cut flowers and leaf elements from the paper pad using small scissors for added detail. ▶ watch 15:00
  7. Layer your fussy-cut flowers and leaves onto the card fronts using foam pads or glue dots for dimension. ▶ watch 33:00
  8. Add a sentiment stamp or die-cut word to complete each card design. ▶ watch 44:00

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