A pretty fairy in looking at a flower. This file is so useful as the fairy element and the background can be used together or separately on other projects and is suitable for all ages, and for many occasions.
Fairy on fancy background 2
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This is an awesome card to make. The range of cards and papers you could make this design from is infinite.
I unzipped the file and uploaded in to my Cricut Design Space. I sized the design to fit on an white A5 card.
For the first layer I used a silver holographic mirror card, over that I used a dark blue plain card, the first mesh pattern. For the final layer of the oval mesh design with flowers I used a distressed denim blue effect card. These I layered using PVA glue and attached to the A5 card using DST.
The silhouette of the fairy I first used a dark green plain card for the under layer and finally used a beautiful metallic card from Hobbycraft that shines yellow and green one way and a blue and purple the other way... hence some weird angled photos to show this effect. I finally attached the fairy using 3-d foam pads and my own sentiment along the bottom.
The scope to play with various card effects and papers is endless, giving a different card. The card looks involved and complicated but it was one of the easiest cards I've made. I just loved making it and can't wait to experiment with even more card/paper choices.
The layers were cut out using perl paper. talk glitter card nd silver mirror card. I attached the layers using glue and DS tape. silver peel off was added to finish
This is an awesome card to make. The range of cards and papers you could make this design from is infinite.
I unzipped the file and uploaded in to my Cricut Design Space. I sized the design to fit on an white A5 card.
For the first layer I used a silver holographic mirror card, over that I used a dark blue plain card, the first mesh pattern. For the final layer of the oval mesh design with flowers I used a distressed denim blue effect card. These I layered using PVA glue and attached to the A5 card using DST.
The silhouette of the fairy I first used a dark green plain card for the under layer and finally used a beautiful metallic card from Hobbycraft that shines yellow and green one way and a blue and purple the other way... hence some weird angled photos to show this effect. I finally attached the fairy using 3-d foam pads and my own sentiment along the bottom.
The scope to play with various card effects and papers is endless, giving a different card. The card looks involved and complicated but it was one of the easiest cards I've made. I just loved making it and can't wait to experiment with even more card/paper choices.
This is an awesome card to make. The range of cards and papers you could make this design from is infinite.
I unzipped the file and uploaded in to my Cricut Design Space. I sized the design to fit on an white A5 card.
For the first layer I used a silver holographic mirror card, over that I used a dark blue plain card, the first mesh pattern. For the final layer of the oval mesh design with flowers I used a distressed denim blue effect card. These I layered using PVA glue and attached to the A5 card using DST.
The silhouette of the fairy I first used a dark green plain card for the under layer and finally used a beautiful metallic card from Hobbycraft that shines yellow and green one way and a blue and purple the other way... hence some weird angled photos to show this effect. I finally attached the fairy using 3-d foam pads and my own sentiment along the bottom.
The scope to play with various card effects and papers is endless, giving a different card. The card looks involved and complicated but it was one of the easiest cards I've made. I just loved making it and can't wait to experiment with even more card/paper choices.
This is an awesome card to make. The range of cards and papers you could make this design from is infinite.
I unzipped the file and uploaded in to my Cricut Design Space. I sized the design to fit on an white A5 card.
For the first layer I used a silver holographic mirror card, over that I used a dark blue plain card, the first mesh pattern. For the final layer of the oval mesh design with flowers I used a distressed denim blue effect card. These I layered using PVA glue and attached to the A5 card using DST.
The silhouette of the fairy I first used a dark green plain card for the under layer and finally used a beautiful metallic card from Hobbycraft that shines yellow and green one way and a blue and purple the other way... hence some weird angled photos to show this effect. I finally attached the fairy using 3-d foam pads and my own sentiment along the bottom.
The scope to play with various card effects and papers is endless, giving a different card. The card looks involved and complicated but it was one of the easiest cards I've made. I just loved making it and can't wait to experiment with even more card/paper choices.
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