Hex English Roses
An easy to make pop-out card, with full photographic instructions inside the kit. Suitable for anyone who likes flowers. All parts for the card front are separate so you make it in different ways. Also has a matching envelope.
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This tutorial shows how to attach the inside pop-out section to the card middle. Please note the pop-out hexagon at the top has a mountain fold but the bottom oblong shape has a valley fold giving an interesting effect when it pops out.
Keep watching there will be more designs to come.
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I printed onto 200gsm matt photo paper and scored as required before cutting out all the pieces. I assembled the card following Carol's excellent instructions. An eye-catching card that is not difficult to make and is suitable for many different occasions.
Printed on good quality card. All elements cut and folds scored etc. Following the instructions I put the card together using double sided tape and sticky pads for the pyramids. For the matching envelope I used thin card.
I printed onto 200gsm matt photo paper and scored as required before cutting out all the pieces. I assembled the card following Carol's excellent instructions. An eye-catching card that is not difficult to make and is suitable for many different occasions.
Printed on good quality card. All elements cut and folds scored etc. Following the instructions I put the card together using double sided tape and sticky pads for the pyramids. For the matching envelope I used thin card.
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