SVG File - Cardinal Chapel - Assembly Tutorial (For Cricut, Silhouette, and ScanNCut)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Step back in time and let nostalgia ring with our newest release: the Vintage Village SVG Bundle. This exquisite set includes three Putz-inspired designs - the regal Adams Colonial House, the charming Crosby Townhouse, and the serene Cardinal Chapel. Crafted with care and shimmering glitter paper, these timeless creations replicate the warmth and allure of vintage Putz houses.
These aren't just projects; they're keepsakes that can be treasured and displayed as integral pieces of your holiday home décor. Alternatively, gift them to loved ones and share the joy of a homemade holiday. There's no better way to reminisce on yesteryears and create new memories.
You’re like the Bob Ross of paper crafting. 😊
I started with the Chapel. Marveling at the finished project. So worth the glitter struggle, I promise! Thank you so much.
Wonderful and fun to make. My grandkids loved it.
I am finally getting to put my chapel together. great instructions!
❤the background window behind you. Love that you can change the seasons. Such a beautiful design ❤❤❤❤
absolute amazing. finding it hard to see the white against the pale coloured mat.
I live in the UK and for the cardstock etc can I use items of cardstock I use in the UK because of the price of shipping to the UK apart from Amazon UK I do use Stampin' Up! as I am a demonstrator but love all types of paper crafting as well as crafting in general
Just beautiful, just love the chaple❤
I have a white cross ,2siler shutters and two siver and white small squares?
Hi everyone! I am trying to make this project, but when I've been cutting the cardstock with my Cricut, the cut or fold lines layer does not cut or score in the same correct area on the paper. It is off from the cut lines layer. I can manually move the score lines to go on the cup layer correctly, but it is tedious and to get it just right I'm wasting a lot of testing paper. Any thoughts? I'm still learning how to use SVG files and my Cricut, so any tips about this would be very helpful. Thank you!