Here’s a simple card decoration idea that doubles up as a fine motor activity.
For all the card projects this year I am using plain black card stock. They were $2 for a pack of 12 at a $2 shop.
For this project you will need some coloured paper or thin cardboard, craft glue and any decorations you like (we kept it simple with an angel sequin)
Trace out a tree shape on the back of one of the pieces of paper.
Fold the other coloured paper in half to double it over then bring all 3 pieces together and cut along the outline so you end up with 3 identical shapes.
Using a pencil draw some lines across the back of one of the trees. Then tear carefully along the lines as demonstrated by Ms5
Cover the other colour tree completely with glue, then stick down every second piece of torn paper.
Allow to dry and secure to your card stock :)
Torn paper christmas tree.
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