easy to follow instructions included
Princess Carriage With Optional Horses And Boxes 3D Model
see PDF visual for how to get started Cut parts 1 and 2 - take part 1 ( The Joining strip ) and adhere this along the bottom of the 2 carriage sides. Next from a different colour card cut 2 of one of the Pt 3 options and glue these on the side base layer. (There is an optional use part 4 should you want an embossed finish to the carriage , cut this out now and run through an embossing machine then stick on the sides. ) Next cut part 5 The Roof and glue in place Part 7 fold these 2 pieces and glue in place between opposite wheels front and back under the carriage, to give support and keep the wheels together. Cut and add rest of the parts wheels, window frames etc in desired coloured card and the inside decor in patterned /texture papers. Cut and add Horses if required.
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Design Space needs lines attaching and some changes to score as per instructions. I chose option 3 with the window in the door.
I suggest that you make up a basic model first using lighter cardstock so that you find out which pieces you want to use and how they fit together and you will find where you might want additional pieces or not need some pieces.
This is how I eventually achieved the look that I wanted. I used glue for all attachments.
I used 200gms gold mirri card for the inner carriage sides and attached the joining strip cut from 200gsm white card to the gold side of the miri card, then I cut out the inner carriage sides again in 210gsm red card and attached these to the back side of the miri card which gave me 2 colour inner sides and stability.
Next I lined the inside joining strip with gold paper using the joining strip template and did the same with the outside joining strip.
I cut the inner decor and sides from gold paper and attached these.
I cut out the window and door frames from 210gsm light grey card and attached acetate to the ones that were going inside the coach and attached them inside.
The curtains were cut from 160gsm card and these were attached to the inner windows, then I fixed the inner door frames in.
I cut pieces of red card to go on the inside of the door to finish these off.
I cut the outer sides in gold 200 gsm glitter card and attached these to the inner sides and used silver mirri card for the joining strips and attached these.
I cut the wheel trims from red card and attached these to the wheels with the centres from black card.
I fitted the outer window and door frames.
I cut out the horses from 210 grey card adding additional horses as it was not double sided card and attached the joining strip to the horses and covering with the outer horse shape.
I cut extra harness so that it appeared on both sides of the horse and attached these.
As the horses looked plain I used a fine liner and added manes, tails, etc and put them against the coach, it was then I realised that there was no coachmans seat so I made one up and attached this to the front, I should have made a footmans seat at the rear.
I then made up the presentation box using dst but I think the floor is too low.
Design Space needs lines attaching and some changes to score as per instructions. I chose option 3 with the window in the door.
I suggest that you make up a basic model first using lighter cardstock so that you find out which pieces you want to use and how they fit together and you will find where you might want additional pieces or not need some pieces.
This is how I eventually achieved the look that I wanted. I used glue for all attachments.
I used 200gms gold mirri card for the inner carriage sides and attached the joining strip cut from 200gsm white card to the gold side of the miri card, then I cut out the inner carriage sides again in 210gsm red card and attached these to the back side of the miri card which gave me 2 colour inner sides and stability.
Next I lined the inside joining strip with gold paper using the joining strip template and did the same with the outside joining strip.
I cut the inner decor and sides from gold paper and attached these.
I cut out the window and door frames from 210gsm light grey card and attached acetate to the ones that were going inside the coach and attached them inside.
The curtains were cut from 160gsm card and these were attached to the inner windows, then I fixed the inner door frames in.
I cut pieces of red card to go on the inside of the door to finish these off.
I cut the outer sides in gold 200 gsm glitter card and attached these to the inner sides and used silver mirri card for the joining strips and attached these.
I cut the wheel trims from red card and attached these to the wheels with the centres from black card.
I fitted the outer window and door frames.
I cut out the horses from 210 grey card adding additional horses as it was not double sided card and attached the joining strip to the horses and covering with the outer horse shape.
I cut extra harness so that it appeared on both sides of the horse and attached these.
As the horses looked plain I used a fine liner and added manes, tails, etc and put them against the coach, it was then I realised that there was no coachmans seat so I made one up and attached this to the front, I should have made a footmans seat at the rear.
I then made up the presentation box using dst but I think the floor is too low.
Design Space needs lines attaching and some changes to score as per instructions. I chose option 3 with the window in the door.
I suggest that you make up a basic model first using lighter cardstock so that you find out which pieces you want to use and how they fit together and you will find where you might want additional pieces or not need some pieces.
This is how I eventually achieved the look that I wanted. I used glue for all attachments.
I used 200gms gold mirri card for the inner carriage sides and attached the joining strip cut from 200gsm white card to the gold side of the miri card, then I cut out the inner carriage sides again in 210gsm red card and attached these to the back side of the miri card which gave me 2 colour inner sides and stability.
Next I lined the inside joining strip with gold paper using the joining strip template and did the same with the outside joining strip.
I cut the inner decor and sides from gold paper and attached these.
I cut out the window and door frames from 210gsm light grey card and attached acetate to the ones that were going inside the coach and attached them inside.
The curtains were cut from 160gsm card and these were attached to the inner windows, then I fixed the inner door frames in.
I cut pieces of red card to go on the inside of the door to finish these off.
I cut the outer sides in gold 200 gsm glitter card and attached these to the inner sides and used silver mirri card for the joining strips and attached these.
I cut the wheel trims from red card and attached these to the wheels with the centres from black card.
I fitted the outer window and door frames.
I cut out the horses from 210 grey card adding additional horses as it was not double sided card and attached the joining strip to the horses and covering with the outer horse shape.
I cut extra harness so that it appeared on both sides of the horse and attached these.
As the horses looked plain I used a fine liner and added manes, tails, etc and put them against the coach, it was then I realised that there was no coachmans seat so I made one up and attached this to the front, I should have made a footmans seat at the rear.
I then made up the presentation box using dst but I think the floor is too low.
Design Space needs lines attaching and some changes to score as per instructions. I chose option 3 with the window in the door.
I suggest that you make up a basic model first using lighter cardstock so that you find out which pieces you want to use and how they fit together and you will find where you might want additional pieces or not need some pieces.
This is how I eventually achieved the look that I wanted. I used glue for all attachments.
I used 200gms gold mirri card for the inner carriage sides and attached the joining strip cut from 200gsm white card to the gold side of the miri card, then I cut out the inner carriage sides again in 210gsm red card and attached these to the back side of the miri card which gave me 2 colour inner sides and stability.
Next I lined the inside joining strip with gold paper using the joining strip template and did the same with the outside joining strip.
I cut the inner decor and sides from gold paper and attached these.
I cut out the window and door frames from 210gsm light grey card and attached acetate to the ones that were going inside the coach and attached them inside.
The curtains were cut from 160gsm card and these were attached to the inner windows, then I fixed the inner door frames in.
I cut pieces of red card to go on the inside of the door to finish these off.
I cut the outer sides in gold 200 gsm glitter card and attached these to the inner sides and used silver mirri card for the joining strips and attached these.
I cut the wheel trims from red card and attached these to the wheels with the centres from black card.
I fitted the outer window and door frames.
I cut out the horses from 210 grey card adding additional horses as it was not double sided card and attached the joining strip to the horses and covering with the outer horse shape.
I cut extra harness so that it appeared on both sides of the horse and attached these.
As the horses looked plain I used a fine liner and added manes, tails, etc and put them against the coach, it was then I realised that there was no coachmans seat so I made one up and attached this to the front, I should have made a footmans seat at the rear.
I then made up the presentation box using dst but I think the floor is too low.