This project will demonstrate how to make a four-sided, never-ending postcard which is incredibly intriguing to play with. It can also be used as an educational tool to demonstrate four concepts of any subject, including foreign language, continents, characters, scenes, geography, photography, etc.

Step 1: Tools You Will Need

4 SQUARE Images on Card Stock
Large Paper Cutter
Cutting Mat
Metal Ruler Pencil
Scoring Tool (such as knitting needle)
Double Sided Adhesive Squares
Scissors

Step 2: Project Hints

The two keys to this project are:

glueing instructions
horizontal or vertical positioning

If you pay close attention to the gluing instructions and alignment of the cards (horizontal or vertical), the project will come together perfectly!

Step 3: Prepare 4 SQUARE Images

Prepare 4 SQUARE images, preferably from card stock.

Step 4: Cut Your Squares - 2 Vertical & 2 Horizontal

Cut the four images into 8 rectangles. Cut the first and third images vertically and the second and fourth horizontally. You will have 4 vertical images and 4 horizontal images.

Step 5: Score the 8 Rectangles

With a knitting needle on a cutting mat, score along all 8 rectangles ¼ of the way and ¾ of the way. If you have 6 inch rectangles, your score marks will be at 1.5 inches from each end.

Step 6: Bend and Press Along the Score Lines

Bend along score lines and press down, ultimately pairing the images together. You will have 8 rectangles (4 vertical image/4 horizontal images), scored on each end.

Step 7: Flip Over the First Two Vertical Images

Take your first image (2 vertical pieces). Place them on the mat and flip each over so that the image is facing the mat. (The image would not match if you were to see under it.)