How to make an Easter card

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Holly Spanner

Published: March 2, 2021 at 7:58 am

Download our free spring printables collection and make this easy Easter card following our step-by-step tutorial below! This is a bendi card, which means the bottom panel is curved across the front of the card - there is a simple slot where the two sides of the bend join together, so it can easily fold flat for postage.

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You will need:

  • Printables
  • Coloured card
  • Baker's twine
  • Adhesive pearls

Step 1

Cut a 12 x 12cm square of green patchwork paper. Layer it onto some blue then brown card, then attach onto the front of a white 13.5 x 13.5cm white card base.

How to make an Easter card – step1

Step 2

Cut a 10 x 10cm square in the centre of the card’s front panel. Cut a 12 x 12cm field scene and use it to back the aperture, attaching it with sticky foam pads to create a 3D finish.

How to make an Easter card

Step 3

Cut a scarecrow and three cauliflowers then stick them onto the card. Cut three beetroots and three carrots, cut slits in the ground then push the vegetables through, so just the tops show.

How to make an Easter card

Step 4

Cut a 4.5 x 10.5cm piece of white card and score 1.5cm in from one short edge. Cut a tab into the other edge. Decorate the panel, then stick the folded tab to the inside of the card front.

How to make an Easter card – step4

Step 5

Cut a 4.5 x 15cm piece of white card and score 1.5cm in from the right-hand short edge. Decorate, then stick the tab to the inside of the card front. Cut a slit for the opposite tab to feed into. This will create your 3D, bendy card front!

How to make an Easter card – step5

Step 6

Fussy cut a rabbit and a beetroot from your free spring printables, then snip around the rabbit’s paw and slot the beetroot underneath so it looks like the rabbit is holding the vegetable. Stick the rabbit behind the right-hand panel.

How to make an Easter card

Step 7

Push the tab on the left strip into the slit in the right strip. Cut a robin and a sentiment and attach to the left strip. Cut three vegetables, tie with twine, then attach. To finish, add some pearls.

How to make an Easter card

We hope you’ve enjoyed learning how to make an Easter card! If you need a gift to go with your Easter card then why not learn how to blow Easter eggs? Then you can make them look pretty with our Easter egg decorating ideas.

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Holly Spanner

Staff Writer, BBC Science Focus

Holly is the Staff Writer for BBC Science Focus and looks after the popular Q&A section. She holds an MSc (distinction) in Geoscience (Space and Climate Physics) from UCL, and specialises in astronomy and earth sciences. Before joining Our Media, she worked as a geoenvironmental consultant and engineer, informing on ground risk and remediation in the north of England, while hunting for exoplanets in her spare time. Alongside this, she was regional editor of a popular theatre website for nine years, and has a solid background in curating and developing content for the digital space. Holly is also an artist and illustrator, and regular contributor to the craft website, Gathered. She has previously worked with the RSPB, English Heritage, Disney, Pilot and Brother, as well as on BBC Good Food magazine, Home Style magazine, and Papercraft inspirations magazine. She enjoys photography and has a sustained interest in antiques.
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