to score the card. This will make folding the card easier and ensure a crisp smooth fold. If you don't have a bone folder, try using a dull knife, such as a butter knife. Use a soft eraser to rub away the paper marks. Another Way to Fold Cardstock Another popular way to fold ca...
Score the paper or card before folding to make sure you achieve good crisp folds (uneven folds can spoil the look of the card). Gatefold Cards From Larger Paper Gatefold cards can also be folded from 12-inch by 12-inch paper or cardstock, such as scrapbooking paper. One sheet of this...
Cut with the scissors up to this point on each crease. Step 5 - Fold Fold the paper on each side of the incision towards the corner forming a point. Repeat for all 4 points. Step 6 - Glue Apply glue to one side of the point and fold the other side over it. Press to stick toget...
Print out the bird template and cut it out. Note: If you prefer not to purchase our template draw your own bird like the one pictured below. 2. Make the bird’s body first Choose a color of cardstock for your paper bird. Fold your cardstock paper in half, lengthwise. Trace the bird...
STEP 1: Print the paper helicopter template and cut out the cardstock. Pin STEP 2: Fold it into a pinwheel shape. Pin STEP 3: Use the push pin to secure the pinwheel and attach to the wine cork. This will provide weight to your design. ...
Fold down and crease the green cardstock along the slit you cut. Carefully open up the green cardstock again, invert the folded piece of the paper so it stands upright in the crease to create the pop out on the inside of the card. 4. Create and glue sky background Make the sky back...
This homemade birthday card idea is bright, playful, and easy to create! To get the look, cut thin strips of brightly-colored or patterned cardstock and use glue to attach them to the front of a blank card. Add 'flames' cut from glitter paper to finish this fun, minimalistic birthday ...
Glass jars can be a charming way to present smaller gifts. Choose jars that are clean and have a secure lid. Mason jars are a popular choice for their versatility. Filling the Jar Fill the jar with baby essentials like pacifiers, socks, or toys. You can also include a small note or ca...
Press and Hold: After applying glue, press the decoration firmly onto the crown and hold for a few seconds to ensure a strong bond. Crown Is Too Flimsy Reinforce with Layers: If the crown feels too weak, glue two layers of paper together, or use a sturdier material like cardstock. ...
Kids, be sure to get adult help when using a craft knife! Step 4: Fold Fold both pieces in half on the center line. Fold them so that the marks are on the outside. If you are using cardstock, score the fold lines first. Tip: Make a sharp crease by running your thumbnail firmly...