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A2 card made with white cardstock, matted with red mirror card and pp.
To make the pyramid. I chose a scalloped hexagon die set. I have 5 copies of the same image. Now this is the good part. I fugred out a way to die cut the pyramid pieces without measuring or marking anything. You may already know this, I didnt and it has made a world of difference. Pyramid cards are no longer hard! Yea! o I put my 5 imagess together and taped the ends so the sheets wouldn't move. I die cut all 5 with the largest die I was going to use. I removed one image and put it aside. I gathered up the 4 remaining images taped the edges and die cut them for the next smallest size. I set one of these images aside and gathered up the remaining 3 images (taped the sides) and cut the next size down. I repeated this until all five were die cut, each a size smaller than the last.
I used 1mm foam strips to back the pieces and then placed them one on top of the other starting with the largest image at the bottom. I was careful to line up the edges of the images so that I would have a seamless transition.
I added some die cut trees and added my pyramid in the center. I added a sentiment at the bottom.
For the inside of my card, I added two trees at the bottom. I decorated the smaller one with 2mm and 3mm glitter dot stickers. I added a sentiment at the top left.
To make the pyramid. I chose a scalloped hexagon die set. I have 5 copies of the same image. Now this is the good part. I fugred out a way to die cut the pyramid pieces without measuring or marking anything. You may already know this, I didnt and it has made a world of difference. Pyramid cards are no longer hard! Yea! o I put my 5 imagess together and taped the ends so the sheets wouldn't move. I die cut all 5 with the largest die I was going to use. I removed one image and put it aside. I gathered up the 4 remaining images taped the edges and die cut them for the next smallest size. I set one of these images aside and gathered up the remaining 3 images (taped the sides) and cut the next size down. I repeated this until all five were die cut, each a size smaller than the last.
I used 1mm foam strips to back the pieces and then placed them one on top of the other starting with the largest image at the bottom. I was careful to line up the edges of the images so that I would have a seamless transition.
I added some die cut trees and added my pyramid in the center. I added a sentiment at the bottom.
For the inside of my card, I added two trees at the bottom. I decorated the smaller one with 2mm and 3mm glitter dot stickers. I added a sentiment at the top left.
Products Used
This project uses products from Tonic Studios, Hunkydory Crafts



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