Guillotine-Cut Panel Card with Layered Design

A project from our live show CREATE TOGETHER CLUB - CHAPTER 2 - Join Toni for Inspiration show 3 using the first stamp in the collection called ALL MINE - Broadcast 2nd Nov 22 · 11/02/2022 · watch it from 23:00

Cut your stamped and coloured floral panels into strips of varying widths using a guillotine cutter. This creates an interesting layered effect where you can see different coloured panels stacked together.

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Step by step

1. Take your first coloured floral card and position it in your guillotine cutter. ▶ watch 23:15
2. Cut a strip that is one and a half inches wide from the card. ▶ watch 23:30
3. Cut another strip that is one and a half inches wide, creating a thicker section. ▶ watch 23:45
4. Cut a final thin strip from the remaining cardstock. ▶ watch 24:00
5. Repeat the same cutting pattern on your second coloured floral card, ensuring you cut the strips in the same widths and positions. ▶ watch 24:15
6. You now have matching sets of strips from both cards—one thicker section and two thinner sections from each. ▶ watch 24:30

Tips from the show

• Make sure you replicate whatever cuts you make on the first card on the second card so the patterns match.
• Cutting at one and a half inch intervals creates a nice balance between thicker and thinner sections.

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