Showing posts with label cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cards. Show all posts
Tuesday, 31 October 2017
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Tuesday, 15 December 2009
Happy Christmas
What you'll need
Some thin card, scissors, paper glue and a printer. And maybe an adult to help.
Step one
Print out the image below, and glue it onto the thin card.

And there you go. Happy Christmas from me to you. Have a great one.
Some thin card, scissors, paper glue and a printer. And maybe an adult to help.
Step one
Print out the image below, and glue it onto the thin card.

Step two
Once the glue has dried, use your scissors and cut along the dotted lines. Now, being very careful, cut out the two blue circles.
Step three
Take the piece you have cut out, and fold it in two. This is the main part of your card.
Step four
Now add a greeting. Print out the image below and cut along the dotted lines.

Step five
Take the main part of your card, so the inside is facing you, and glue the message onto its right hand side.
Step six
Put your fingers through the holes, and give Father Christmas a pair of dancing legs!
Once the glue has dried, use your scissors and cut along the dotted lines. Now, being very careful, cut out the two blue circles.
Step three
Take the piece you have cut out, and fold it in two. This is the main part of your card.
Step four
Now add a greeting. Print out the image below and cut along the dotted lines.

Step five
Take the main part of your card, so the inside is facing you, and glue the message onto its right hand side.
Step six
Put your fingers through the holes, and give Father Christmas a pair of dancing legs!
And there you go. Happy Christmas from me to you. Have a great one.
Tuesday, 16 December 2008
happy christmas from me to you
Foolishly, I may have forgotten to send you a Christmas card this year. But fear not, as by following the steps below - you can make your own! All you'll need is some thin card, some paper glue, a printer and some scissors (be careful).
Step four
Step one
Print out the image below and glue it onto some thin card.
Once the glue has dried, use your scissors and cut along the dotted lines (you may want to ask an adult to help you).
Step three
Take the piece you have cut out, and fold it in two. This is the main part of your 'card'.
Step four
Now add a greeting. Print out the image below and cut along the dotted lines.
Take the main part of your card, so the inside is facing you, and glue the message onto its right hand side.
Step six
Stand your finished card upright and - Hey presto; a Christmas message from me to you. Have a wonderful time!
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