{Tutorial} 3D Stamp + Cut Paper Garland

by Guusje Wannet of Ontwerpfabriek Appeltaart
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I love making garlands. They are festive, fun and easy to make. They make a great gift and you can customize them really easy. In our house stars, rockets and spaceships are a favorite, so I made a garland in this theme but you can choose whatever you fancy. Anything goes!

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You’ll need:

  • Cutting board
  • Scalpel/blade (or scissors)
  • Stamps (I made my own, but you can use any you like, preferably symmetrical)
  • Ink pad
  • Good quality craft Paper
  • Needle and thread & a cord

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Cut out your prints with a scalpel and print the back too.
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Take two identical prints.

In the first print,
you cut a vertical line from center to top,
in the second print from centre down.

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Fold your cut out prints together.

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The easiest way is to hang a cord in the right room and on the right place where the garland is supposed to be.
I used a fancy knitted cord and I used a shiny thread, both pale blue.

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Assemble together & done!

Thank you Guusje for making us this amazing tutorial! Learn more about Guusje & Ontwerpfabriek Appeltaart by visiting the blog & checking out the beautiful prints in her shop. This is Guusje’s first guest post on OMHG so be sure to give her some love in the comments!

25 comments

  1. Mayi Carles says:

    This is breathtaking. Adding to my to-do DIY list FOR SURE!

    Now I’m totally curious about how you made those rubber stamps. Any chances you could whip out a DIY tutorial on that alone. It would be AWESOME.

    By the way! LOVING your artwork. Totally up my ally 🙂

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