New Year's card with own hands - master class

On the eve of the holiday, we begin not only to choose gifts , but also to think how to make them more personal and sincere so that the recipient understands how dear to us.

Sometimes it's enough to add a postcard to the gift, and it's better that it's not a stamped store card, but something more interesting. For example, you can make a New Year's scrapbooking-card with your own hands. If you have never created a postcard before - it does not matter. With the help of our master class, this can be done by everyone.

So, today we are making a New Year's card with our own hands.

New Year's card in the technique of scrapbooking - a master class

Necessary tools and materials:

• cardboard, scrapbooking paper, beer cardboard;
• pictures for decoration;
• cutting;
• sandpaper;
• ink pad, acrylic paint;
• adhesive, double-sided adhesive tape;
• Scissors, clerical knife, ruler;
• sewing machine.

Performance:

1. Paper and cardboard are cut into pieces of suitable size (I made a cardboard 15x30 and four squares of paper 14.5x14.5). Two pieces of paper immediately glue in the middle and stitch.
2. The two remaining paper squares are rubbed on the edge of the nest and shaded with a pad.
3. Then we sew and glue one of them onto the back side of the base.
4. Cutting dyeing with acrylic paint and postponed until completely dry.
5. On the lower part we paste a pair of curbs and overlap them with a zigzag.
6. Now select the pictures (I stopped at the New Year tree and a couple of kids).
7. To make the volume paste on the back of the beer cardboard - on the Christmas tree 1 layer, and a couple of two.
8. We paste the pictures on paper and slightly strengthen the stitch. A double layer of beer cardboard on one of the pictures was needed to add extra volume.
9. On the side, you can add a few pictures with words symbolizing a wonderful winter holiday.
10. In the end, we paste snowflakes and fix the front part of the postcard.

Wiping and vintage pictures will give our postcard a certain charm of antiquity, and volumetric ornaments will cause the desire not only to consider, but also to touch, enjoying the fruits of your labor.

The author of the master class - Nikishova Maria