Folded Christmas Tree
by Beate Johns
Create a Christmas tree out of half a paper circle.
Supplies
- Patterned paper or thin cardstock
- Circle die or circle pattern
- Paper cutter
- Ruler
- Scoring tool
- Adhesive
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Cut a circle out of patterned paper.
Hint:
It doesn't matter what size you choose. Bigger circles = bigger trees. I used the smallest of the Grand Circle Nestabilities dies. -
Step 2
Cut your circle in half.
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Step 3
Mark the center of the half circle.
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Step 4
Take corner of the half circle and fold it over to the half mark. You can fold it like that....
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or let your edge overlap the diameter.
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Step 5
Press your first fold line down.
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Take the edge of the corner and fold it back. Line up the straight edge with the first fold line.
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Step 6
Flip your tree over. Take the shorter edge and line it up with the longer edge on the opposite side.
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Step 7
You can leave the tree, or see if you like it better if you fold it the opposite way.
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Adhere the layers down. Decorate if wanted.
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Step 8
Use a stamp or a piece of paper to create your tree trunk.
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Step 9
Use your tree on a project.
Video!
Variations
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Fold two trees and use them side by side like Birgit did here.
Your Turn
You've seen the tutorial, now you try it! We've got a section of the gallery set aside for Folded Christmas Tree. Try this technique, then upload your artwork to the gallery. Show us your creations!
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Questions and Comments
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Thank you so much.
Love the cards...ta for sharing Hugs..Denise (UK) x
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