This pretty fairy topper is so simple to assemble, but so effective. Maybe add a bit of glitter and you have a lovely card suitable for almost anything!
Fairy On Toadstool Topper
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I cut the files in different green card the top layer I cut from white glitter card .built up the layers and mounted onto main card a airly simple yet stunning design.the glitter card really adds a touch of elegance
This was an easy card to create and with some creative use of cards and papers, can be coloured to everyone's tastes.
Firstly I unzipped the files and uploaded to my cricut design space. I then selected ALL elements to resize together to fit onto an A5 (A4 folded in half) card.
As can be shown in my photos I printed out my own choice of patterned card and also cut alternate elements in glitter card and printed card.
I stuck my background onto the white 220gsm card with dst. I then layered up using Pritt Stick on the reverse of the glitter card and an instant grab pva type glue to glue the "normal card" onto the glitter card as pritt stick is not strong enough to stick to the glitter. I stuck the wing upper layer to the card and inserted through the slit on the fairy's back before gluing this final layer onto the card.
I am so impressed with the quality of these cutting files, and the simplicity of their use. It allows your creativity to run mad with choice of patterns and colours.
This was an easy card to create and with some creative use of cards and papers, can be coloured to everyone's tastes.
Firstly I unzipped the files and uploaded to my cricut design space. I then selected ALL elements to resize together to fit onto an A5 (A4 folded in half) card.
As can be shown in my photos I printed out my own choice of patterned card and also cut alternate elements in glitter card and printed card.
I stuck my background onto the white 220gsm card with dst. I then layered up using Pritt Stick on the reverse of the glitter card and an instant grab pva type glue to glue the "normal card" onto the glitter card as pritt stick is not strong enough to stick to the glitter. I stuck the wing upper layer to the card and inserted through the slit on the fairy's back before gluing this final layer onto the card.
I am so impressed with the quality of these cutting files, and the simplicity of their use. It allows your creativity to run mad with choice of patterns and colours.
This was an easy card to create and with some creative use of cards and papers, can be coloured to everyone's tastes.
Firstly I unzipped the files and uploaded to my cricut design space. I then selected ALL elements to resize together to fit onto an A5 (A4 folded in half) card.
As can be shown in my photos I printed out my own choice of patterned card and also cut alternate elements in glitter card and printed card.
I stuck my background onto the white 220gsm card with dst. I then layered up using Pritt Stick on the reverse of the glitter card and an instant grab pva type glue to glue the "normal card" onto the glitter card as pritt stick is not strong enough to stick to the glitter. I stuck the wing upper layer to the card and inserted through the slit on the fairy's back before gluing this final layer onto the card.
I am so impressed with the quality of these cutting files, and the simplicity of their use. It allows your creativity to run mad with choice of patterns and colours.
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