Christmas cards with folding trees

Place a folded sheet of paper on your multifunctional folding board. Use the folding axe to draw evenly spaced lines on the Paper. These lines will help you to fold the Paper more easily and accurately later.

Folding technique: concertina effect

Start by folding the first strip inwards. Then turn the sheet over and fold the next row inwards again. Repeat this process alternately to create a beautiful accordion effect.

Cutting the paper to size

Cut the folded Paper to the desired length. You could also do this beforehand, but this way you can make several trees without having to fold them repeatedly.

Fix the folds

Sew handicraft glue to one end of the folded ends and press them together. It helps to use a clothespin to hold the tree in place while the glue dries.

Attaching the folding trees

Once the glue has dried, fan out the unglued part a little. Coat the back of the tree with glue and place it on the folded card.

Stamping for that special touch

Choose a silicone stamp and place it on a clear stamp holder. Dab it with the ink pads and press it firmly onto the card. To achieve an additional 3D effect, you can also stamp on a separate card, cut out the lettering and stick it to a strip of the folded sheets using 3D-glue pads . You can then attach this lettering to your card.

Decorating the Christmas card

Embellish your trees with a few scattered stars. These small details will add the finishing touch to your crafts.

Final cleaning

Don't forget to clean your stamps with stamp cleaner after work. This will keep them in good condition for longer and ready for your next creative project.

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