Funky Car Fan Pyramage Topper
A fun and funky car.
A lovely Quick Card with an easy Fan shaped Pyramid Card topper Each of the layers is numbered and is added in turn to the base layer to create a design that creates a stunning 3d decoupage fan. A really easy to make card that produces stunning cards!
There are step by step instructions in the how to make section of the website.
This design is also available in other coordinating colourways/designs and together they would make a great set of cards to sell at craft fairs etc.
This design is great for male birthday cards and female birthday cards but is also suitable for lots of occasions including Anniversary card, Fathers Day card, Good luck in Driving Test Cards, Driving Test Congratulations Cards, Retirement Cards, Bon Voyage Cards, Invitations, Good Luck at College Cards, Good Luck at University Cards , rak and swap cards etc
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![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/card-making/fan-sheets/fan-pyramage-various/163411-funky-car-fan-pyramage-topper.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/gwyneth-george/photo264337.jpg&description=Funky Car Fan Pyramage Topper%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20GWYNETH GEORGE%20-%20I made a base card by folding an A4 sheet of linen textured silver card in half. I printe dthe sheet onto Super Smooth white card and then, after cutting out all the pieces, stuck the base layer towards the right of the card. I stuck all the fan layers in place using 2mm deep, double sided, foam tape, and also some blue gel. I printed off some "L" plates in two different sizes. The two smaller ones I tore in half and stuck to the card using glue gel. I took a Llongyfarchiadau peel-off (Welsh for Congratulations) and cut off the first L. I then stuck the first few letters over the side of the larger "L" plate so that this L became the first L of the greeting. The greeting was stuck at an angle on the left side of the card.
The Fan Pyramage style of topper is easy to cut out and put together while still giving a different dimension to a card.){kind=link}
I made a base card by folding an A4 sheet of linen textured silver card in half. I printe dthe sheet onto Super Smooth white card and then, after cutting out all the pieces, stuck the base layer towards the right of the card. I stuck all the fan layers in place using 2mm deep, double sided, foam tape, and also some blue gel. I printed off some "L" plates in two different sizes. The two smaller ones I tore in half and stuck to the card using glue gel. I took a Llongyfarchiadau peel-off (Welsh for Congratulations) and cut off the first L. I then stuck the first few letters over the side of the larger "L" plate so that this L became the first L of the greeting. The greeting was stuck at an angle on the left side of the card.
The Fan Pyramage style of topper is easy to cut out and put together while still giving a different dimension to a card.
