There's a tunnel of white rabbits going to a party. The bunting has no letters on it making this a versatile card. While we are close to Easter which would be appropriate for this card, Happy Birthday also comes to mind. Included in the readme folder are the instructions for making the card and ScanNCut help notes. The jpeg files are designed to be cut by hand or with the aid of a ScanNCut machine. Each piece has a fine black line around the card edges. Also included is the FCM file to allow the center tunnel cutting. There are files for other cutting machines. See formats below.
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Down The Rabbit Hole Tunnel Card
Fairy Tunnel Card 1 - What's in the kit? Where do fairies live? At my granddaughter’s house they have their own little house, a flower garden, bird bath and other accessories. This is a fanciful card for those who believe in fairies.
My fairies in this card live in a tree trunk. The front of the card has a door that can open by lifting up to allow the fairy inside to be seen.
This is not the only magic seen in this card. From the outside it looks just like a normal folded card.
But as you open it the scene takes on a 3D diorama of a fairy garden including mushrooms and trees. The kit comes with an array of pieces to assemble and a PrintNCut.
Using a semi-gloss photo cardstock the PrintNCut images become vibrant with color. The beauty of creating the cover with multiple layers of cardstock gives rich browns to its image. What is the occasion for this card – you say?
Nothing in particular.
Let your mind wander… The tooth fairy has arrived at your favorite little friend’s house, or it’s a birthday party invite, maybe one of your friends just needs a little pick me up.
Do you believe in fairies?












