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Card with hexagon art made from linen cardstock

Card with hexagon art made from linen cardstock

Would you like to make your own cards with a modern, graphic look? Using hexagons punched from Vaessen Creative linen cardstock, you can create a colourful design full of texture and depth. By combining different sizes and shades, you build a dynamic pattern that stands out beautifully. In this DIY, you will learn step by step how to layer and arrange the shapes to design a unique handmade card for any occasion.

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1
Utilize the hexagon craft punch set and select the second and third largest punches. Grab the Florence linen cardstock multipack. Punch out 20 hexagons measuring 22 x 25 mm from 20 sheets, and 20 hexagons measuring 33 x 38 mm from the other 20 sheets.
2
Now, take the 20 sheets where the smaller hexagons were punched out. Grab the larger punch and align it precisely over a smaller cut-out. By punching in this manner, a hexagon border is formed.
3
You now have 20 small hexagons, 20 large hexagons, and 20 large hexagons with a border.
4
Create various colour combinations by taking one of each shape and stacking them as shown in the above photo.
5
Take a double card in kraft colour and start placing the layered hexagons in the corner. Glue them together in rows of 5, with one of them sticking out halfway.
6
Use a guillotine cutter to trim it into a straight card.
7
Now, punch out a hexagon from two colours of paper using the largest punch from the set (44 x 51 mm).
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Glue the hexagons together and write a fun message on them. Attach them to the card with foam tape.

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