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Split Rail Fence Card
MATERIALS
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3 Assorted Patterns of Specialty Paper / Card |
Asian Brass Charm |
| Square Base Card 10 x 21cm (folded in 1/2) |
Double Sided Tape |
| Scrap Card 9 x 9cm or JAC Paper |
Scissors or Paper Trimmer |
| Black Card Square 9.5 x 9.5 cm |
Ruler |
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PROCEDURE
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Cut strips
of paper to size indicated on diagram, each strip should measure
4.5 centimetres in length and 1.5 cms wide. Cut four strips
from each piece of specialty paper, there should be 12 strips
4 of each colour/pattern. |
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Adhere double sided tape to the back of each
strip, but do not remove adhesive backing just yet. |
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Take the 9 x 9cm scrap or jac paper and begin
sticking strips to the paper in the positions shown in the
diagram. |
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Begin with the lower left corner, glue the
first strip down - flush with the edges. Then using a different
strip of paper glue the second strip down so that it is lined up
with the first strip and the edge of the paper keep repeating
in the design shown above. Each different symbol on the design
represents a different pattern of paper. |
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The first 3 quadrants should all be placed starting at the
outside edges (follow the numbering on the design above), the
final section should start from the centre and work towards the
outside. |
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When the design is complete, it may be
embellished with something small in the centre or one of the
corners. |
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Glue the decorated scrap panel to the piece of
9.5 x 9.5 black card square and then glue this panel to the
folded Base card. |
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HINTS & TIPS
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Careful cutting is important in this technique,
as if the paper edges are crooked or raggedy then the
effectiveness of the design will be diminished so use a sharp
blade and cut carefully! |
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There are bound to be a few errors in
cutting or measuring but dont worry, these
can be hidden by overlapping the papers as they are adhered or
by trimming the final design around the edges. |
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If the design doesnt form and exact square, dont worry,
line all of the papers up and just trim off any excess when
done. |
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