It was easy to decide what card I would make my sister-in-law for her birthday. As she loves playing the piano and I had seen some templates on Pinterest for a piano kirigami card I couldn’t resist. Not that I have done many kirigami cards but it would have to be one of the easiest in terms of cuts and folds I think. Plus the addition of the black keys [so simple, black card stock folded into a rectangle and glued on top] really defines the card. The one thing I did differently to define the white keys was to use my Martha Stewart scoring board – I much prefer this finish than using a thin black felt tip to outline the keys – it looks more real don’t you think. One the outside of the card it was old music sheets I bought at my local ‘boot hill’ markets, black ribbon and greeting sticker. And I used my round corner punch.
hopefully you can see the scored white keys in this one
and side view!
Carina's Crafts 
Gorgeous!
was this for Cecilia?Antonella
Date: Thu, 12 Dec 2013 21:10:54 +0000 To: practicem@live.com.au