Modern Hexagon Christmas Card with Layered Composition

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Design a contemporary Christmas card using multiple hexagon die cuts arranged in a creative composition. This clean, crisp design uses die-cut hexagons in various colours layered together to create visual interest without being overly complex.

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Step by step

1. Die cut multiple hexagons from card stock using the hexagon die, spreading several dies across the machine platform to cut multiple pieces in one go. ▶ watch 19:15
2. Arrange the hexagon pieces on your card base, deciding which direction each hexagon should face as you compose the design. ▶ watch 22:30
3. Glue the hexagons onto the card base, building up the composition as you go without pre-planning the exact layout. ▶ watch 23:45
4. Use scissors to frame or trim around the hexagon composition to create a neat border or edge. ▶ watch 25:45
5. Remove the backing tape from foam tape using tweezers if you don't have nails, then apply to the back of layered elements for dimension. ▶ watch 26:45

Tips from the show

• You don't need to plan the exact layout beforehand; you can decide as you go and the design will look different each time you make it.
• The machine's flat top allows you to arrange multiple dies on the platform to cut several pieces at once, saving time.

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