A beautiful layered globe design that can be used in a shadow box frame or a stand alone card with the stand that's included within the design.
Light it up with mini led lights for that Christmas Glow!
Deer Globe Luminaire TF0283,All formats
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 loved the look of it when it was done!){kind=link}
I decided to use traditional hunting colors for my layers on this project and mount it on a wooden circle instead of making it into a snow globe.
My husband (an avid hunter) loved the look of it when it was done!
![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/cutting-files/christmas/cards/deer-globe-luminaire-tf0283-all-formats.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/louisa-price/1012898_1574714565247.jpg&description=Deer Globe Luminaire TF0283 All formats%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20Louisa Price%20-%20A beautiful deer based scene in a snow globe. Lots of layers, but very quick to cut, the accompanying pdf details how to assemble it. I cut mine on 300 gsm pearlised A4 card stock , with a bronze mirri mat for the sentiment. Then simply started to layer it up as per the instructions, adding rice lights as I went. A strand of 10 rice lights may be too much and I did cut off 3 as it was too much. But that maybe as I am using multicoloured ones, you may need all 10. Simply layered using foam tape between each layer, and mount the sentiment. The light package is tucked inside the base of the globe, and I simply finished this with some sparklers around the edge of the snow globe. A lovely display piece.
Word of warning: BEFORE scraping your mat, do look at the "waste".. I did and now wish I had kept some of it, but even without the bits I scraped off I still managed another card from the waste.){kind=link}
A beautiful deer based scene in a snow globe. Lots of layers, but very quick to cut, the accompanying pdf details how to assemble it. I cut mine on 300 gsm pearlised A4 card stock , with a bronze mirri mat for the sentiment. Then simply started to layer it up as per the instructions, adding rice lights as I went. A strand of 10 rice lights may be too much and I did cut off 3 as it was too much. But that maybe as I am using multicoloured ones, you may need all 10. Simply layered using foam tape between each layer, and mount the sentiment. The light package is tucked inside the base of the globe, and I simply finished this with some sparklers around the edge of the snow globe. A lovely display piece.
Word of warning: BEFORE scraping your mat, do look at the "waste".. I did and now wish I had kept some of it, but even without the bits I scraped off I still managed another card from the waste.
![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/cutting-files/christmas/cards/deer-globe-luminaire-tf0283-all-formats.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/louisa-price/1012898_1574714566409.jpg&description=Deer Globe Luminaire TF0283 All formats%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20Louisa Price%20-%20A beautiful deer based scene in a snow globe. Lots of layers, but very quick to cut, the accompanying pdf details how to assemble it. I cut mine on 300 gsm pearlised A4 card stock , with a bronze mirri mat for the sentiment. Then simply started to layer it up as per the instructions, adding rice lights as I went. A strand of 10 rice lights may be too much and I did cut off 3 as it was too much. But that maybe as I am using multicoloured ones, you may need all 10. Simply layered using foam tape between each layer, and mount the sentiment. The light package is tucked inside the base of the globe, and I simply finished this with some sparklers around the edge of the snow globe. A lovely display piece.
Word of warning: BEFORE scraping your mat, do look at the "waste".. I did and now wish I had kept some of it, but even without the bits I scraped off I still managed another card from the waste.){kind=link}
A beautiful deer based scene in a snow globe. Lots of layers, but very quick to cut, the accompanying pdf details how to assemble it. I cut mine on 300 gsm pearlised A4 card stock , with a bronze mirri mat for the sentiment. Then simply started to layer it up as per the instructions, adding rice lights as I went. A strand of 10 rice lights may be too much and I did cut off 3 as it was too much. But that maybe as I am using multicoloured ones, you may need all 10. Simply layered using foam tape between each layer, and mount the sentiment. The light package is tucked inside the base of the globe, and I simply finished this with some sparklers around the edge of the snow globe. A lovely display piece.
Word of warning: BEFORE scraping your mat, do look at the "waste".. I did and now wish I had kept some of it, but even without the bits I scraped off I still managed another card from the waste.
![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/cutting-files/christmas/cards/deer-globe-luminaire-tf0283-all-formats.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/louisa-price/1012898_1574714567672.jpg&description=Deer Globe Luminaire TF0283 All formats%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20Louisa Price%20-%20A beautiful deer based scene in a snow globe. Lots of layers, but very quick to cut, the accompanying pdf details how to assemble it. I cut mine on 300 gsm pearlised A4 card stock , with a bronze mirri mat for the sentiment. Then simply started to layer it up as per the instructions, adding rice lights as I went. A strand of 10 rice lights may be too much and I did cut off 3 as it was too much. But that maybe as I am using multicoloured ones, you may need all 10. Simply layered using foam tape between each layer, and mount the sentiment. The light package is tucked inside the base of the globe, and I simply finished this with some sparklers around the edge of the snow globe. A lovely display piece.
Word of warning: BEFORE scraping your mat, do look at the "waste".. I did and now wish I had kept some of it, but even without the bits I scraped off I still managed another card from the waste.){kind=link}
A beautiful deer based scene in a snow globe. Lots of layers, but very quick to cut, the accompanying pdf details how to assemble it. I cut mine on 300 gsm pearlised A4 card stock , with a bronze mirri mat for the sentiment. Then simply started to layer it up as per the instructions, adding rice lights as I went. A strand of 10 rice lights may be too much and I did cut off 3 as it was too much. But that maybe as I am using multicoloured ones, you may need all 10. Simply layered using foam tape between each layer, and mount the sentiment. The light package is tucked inside the base of the globe, and I simply finished this with some sparklers around the edge of the snow globe. A lovely display piece.
Word of warning: BEFORE scraping your mat, do look at the "waste".. I did and now wish I had kept some of it, but even without the bits I scraped off I still managed another card from the waste.