AdventurerKatziYou need a card for your dad or grandpa? Then this card may be suitable. First you need a DIN A5 photo box. You fold it to a shirt according to the instructions. For the tie you use e.g. a piece of gift paper or a piece of newspaper. You can quickly paint the tie yourself with the help of a ruler. You can find a sketch with dimensions here! In addition you need two small buttons. You are already equipped to make this card. Have fun!
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Uses a clay paper in size DIN A5.
First, you fold half the paper.
Then strip the fold break.
Now you draw a 3 cm wide strip at the top of the card.
Paint the line slightly - i.e. without fixed pen pressure - from left to right. In the middle of the line you leave a approximately 3cm wide piece free.
Now you cut along the line with scissors from both sides. Cut both papers at once. The approximately 3 cm wide piece in the middle is not cut through.
Then you fold the map.
Now you cut the fold from the top to the cut.
Then cut off the marked 3 cm stripes on the back of the card completely.
Then you fold the card again. Now only at the front of the card of the upper stripe is still present.
The side-cut stripes now fold her down as a shirt collar.
That's what it looks like.
Now you border the complete card with a felt pen. Keep the felt pen flat and strip over the edge of the paper.
The map is ready.
Now you have two design variants:
You need two small buttons and a piece of wrapping paper.
Draw a small tie on the back of the paper.
The measurements for our tie.
Then cut out your tie.
Tip: You can also paint a tie yourself freely!
Now push the tie slightly under the collar of the shirt. Fix it with an adhesive point in the upper area.
Then stick two small buttons to the left and right on the collar. Your tie card is ready.
For the second variant you need three identical or similar buttons and a loop noodle.
Arrange the buttons with each other with a little distance and place the loop noodle in the middle of the collar.
It's all stuck now.
The card is finished with buttons and a fly.
You can also use different colored buttons.
Or you can use several buttons.
Stay creative and beautify your card as you like it.
Materials
Directions
Uses a clay paper in size DIN A5.
First, you fold half the paper.
Then strip the fold break.
Now you draw a 3 cm wide strip at the top of the card.
Paint the line slightly - i.e. without fixed pen pressure - from left to right. In the middle of the line you leave a approximately 3cm wide piece free.
Now you cut along the line with scissors from both sides. Cut both papers at once. The approximately 3 cm wide piece in the middle is not cut through.
Then you fold the map.
Now you cut the fold from the top to the cut.
Then cut off the marked 3 cm stripes on the back of the card completely.
Then you fold the card again. Now only at the front of the card of the upper stripe is still present.
The side-cut stripes now fold her down as a shirt collar.
That's what it looks like.
Now you border the complete card with a felt pen. Keep the felt pen flat and strip over the edge of the paper.
The map is ready.
Now you have two design variants:
You need two small buttons and a piece of wrapping paper.
Draw a small tie on the back of the paper.
The measurements for our tie.
Then cut out your tie.
Tip: You can also paint a tie yourself freely!
Now push the tie slightly under the collar of the shirt. Fix it with an adhesive point in the upper area.
Then stick two small buttons to the left and right on the collar. Your tie card is ready.
For the second variant you need three identical or similar buttons and a loop noodle.
Arrange the buttons with each other with a little distance and place the loop noodle in the middle of the collar.
It's all stuck now.
The card is finished with buttons and a fly.
You can also use different colored buttons.
Or you can use several buttons.
Stay creative and beautify your card as you like it.
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