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Christmas Tree Paper Chain Card

by Lindsay Law (follow)
Christmas (20)      Papercraft (4)      Greeting Card (2)      Card (2)      Christmas Card (1)      Paper Cutting (1)     
Paper cutting can make beautiful repeatable shapes. I used some red and white paper and an asymmetric tree design to make a striking handmade Christmas card.

Greetings card, tree paper chain, Christmas card


Materials
Blank greetings card
Coloured craft paper
Pencil
Scissors
Craft knife
Glue
Christmas stamp
Stamp pad

Method
Fold your paper in half, then in half again, and then again. Press down each fold with a ruler to make sure it is neat.

Christmas papers, craft paper


Unfold and then refold in a concertina - this is known as an accordion fold.

Christmas papers, craft paper


Draw the asymmetric tree design that will repeat along your paper. You can do this with a ruler, use a template, or simply sketch it free-hand.

Christmas papers, craft paper


Cut out your design with scissors or a craft knife. Depending on the thickness of the paper you may find it easier to use scissors. If quite thick then use a craft knife and go through a couple of layers at a time.

Christmas papers, craft paper


Unfold your paper and neaten any rough edges.

Greetings card, tree paper chain, Christmas card


Stick on to the greetings card.

Greetings card, tree paper chain, Christmas card


Stamp a Christmas message at the top of the card.

Categories
#Christmas
#Christmas Card
#Greeting Card
#Card
#Papercraft
#Paper Cutting
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