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You Can Make   Iris Folded Christmas Cards

What You Need:

Card blank

Decorative,
holographic and
pearl papers

Fiskars Shapecutter
& templates

Outline stickers

Card

Decorative
backing paper

Sticky tape

Cutting mat

Magic tape

Optional:

Ribbon

Acrylic gem
stones

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Iris Folded Christmas Cards
       
  How To Make
       
 
1. Enlarge/reduce your chosen template on a photocopier to the required size.
   
Click here to view parcel template. Click here to view parcel template.
   
   
Click here to view tree template. Click here to view tree template.
   
 
Picture of iris folded card using a tree shape
 

2. Cut out an aperture in the front of the card blank either freehand or using a Fiskars Shapecutter and templates.

3. Cut strips of decorative, holographic and pearl paper approximately 3cm wide and fold them in half lengthways leaving the right side of the paper facing outwards.

4. Place the aperture card face down on the template and secure with magic tape.

5. Lay down the folded strips of paper, alternating the colours, in numerical order keeping the fold towards the centre of the template. Cut off any excess paper and secure the ends with magic tape.

6. When completed, cut out a piece of card the same size as the card blank and stick it to the back of the iris folding.

7. Use outline stickers to embellish the front of the card.

Tree card: Cut out a square shape of decorative paper for the pot and stick it to the front of the card, below the tree.

Present card: Attach the iris folding aperture to the front of the card blank with sticky fixers to give a 3D effect. Embellish with ribbon.

 
 
 

The information contained within this project sheet is presented in good faith, but no warranty is given, nor results guaranteed. Product quantities and selections may vary at each HobbyCraft Superstore. Products are subject to availability and not all ranges are available in all stores. Before making a special journey please contact the store direct to check that they have your required product in stock. HobbyCraft Group Ltd disclaims all liability from any injury to anyone undertaking the construction of this project as a result of improper safety precautions. Since we have no control over physical conditions surrounding the application of the information herein contained, HobbyCraft Group Ltd disclaims any liability for untoward results.

 
 
 
Allow: 1 hr
Allow: 1 hr
 
 
 
 
Level: Beginner
Level: Beginner
 
 
 
 
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