How to Make an Easter Aperture Card

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Discover how to create a pretty aperture Easter card with the help of Hobbycraft’s beautiful flower embellishments.

Follow the simple step by step instructions to learn how to create this lovely design. Customise with your favourite Easter paper toppers to create an extra personal touch!

Project and instructions by Jackie Jasper

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* Paper Flowers

* White Card

* Patterned Card

* Foam Letters

* Adhesive Foam Pads

* A Craft Knife

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Step 1

Begin by creating a card blank measuring 14.8 x 10.5cm. Trim a panel of patterned paper to 14 x 9.8 cm then use the template provided to draw out and cut an oval shape in the centre.

Top tip: Make your template in extra thick card then you can carefully use this to cut around using a craft knife.

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Step 2

Back the patterned paper with an extra layer of card to add stability. Cut this oval slightly bigger than in step one then fix the two together.

Step 3

Attach the prepared aperture panel to the card front using 3d foam pads.

Step 4

Creating the ribbon banner. Trim a length of green paper at approximately 13mm wide. Glue the strip to the back of the same paper sheet then trim off the excess using a craft knife and ruler.

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Step 5

Use the ribbon fold template to mark out where the folds will be then fold the banner using the below photo as a guide.

Step 6

Attach the banner to the card front using 3d foam pads then add the letters on top creating the sentiment.

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Step 7

Arrange all the paper flowers inside the oval keeping the majority towards the bottom half.

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