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Sewing Is My Therapy
How to guide · 12 steps

Sewing Is My Therapy

7 January 2025✦ Toni DarrochDie CuttingStretch Your Supplies
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Step 1 of 12

Pick two sheets from the paper pack, one with a scene on it and the other a floral background. 

Step 2 of 12

Cut a horizontal 3" line across the left of the floral paper, half way down, as seen here. You can increase the length of the cut line depending on the scene-based paper you have chosen, as when folded back it will "reveal" an area of your printed image.   

Step 3 of 12

Fold back to create two flaps. 

Step 4 of 12

Adhere in place over your scene-based decorative paper. 

Step 5 of 12

Cut two triangles from the papers, to cover the folded back flaps. 

Step 6 of 12

Adhere onto kraft card cut to 6 1/4" square and then onto your card blank. 

Step 7 of 12

Use a nesting die to cut one of the embellishment circles from the paper pack. 

Step 8 of 12

Use foam pads to adhere where the flaps meet. 

Step 9 of 12

Fussy cut a selection of elements from your paper pack. 

Step 10 of 12

Use both wet glue and foam pads to adhere in the bottom right area of your card. 

Step 11 of 12

Adhere one of the sentiment tabs from the collection, to the bottom left of your card. 

Step 12 of 12

Use your Stickles to add a touch of sparkle to your finished card. 

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