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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2024
- Download this design from my website, SVGCuts at: svgcuts.me/german-bus
Current coupon codes can be found on the home page. Right now, SUMMERHEAT takes 40% off sitewide through 7/15/24
SUPPLIES
For solid card stock paper, I used the 12x12 textured paper from Hobby Lobby, and it cut beautifully. I chose dark purple, dark blue and white. I also like using Encore 12x12 card stock paper and AC Cardstock. Online, my go-to is the 12x12 Cardstock Shop: svgcuts.me/textured-cardstock
The patterned paper I used (two sheets) is from a mini collection called Shine Bright by Paper Studio. Heavier-weight paper for the roof panels would have curved better, but overall I liked it.
I got my colored vellum from Amazon (amzn.to/3VPMml6) as well as the ink pads I used (amzn.to/45MxpF0). Having lights inside the bus looks really cool! I recommend an AC-powered string of 50 warm white LED lights (amzn.to/3zyF9OC).
For glue, I like Scotch Quick Dry Adhesive (amzn.to/2vJNoRw), Art Glitter Glue (amzn.to/3QDRx5L) or Bearly Arts Precision Craft Glue (amzn.to/3UpLLFO).
You can see more specific supply details in the PDF Menu document that's included in your download.
Do you want to see how I recommend choosing supplies for the German Bus? Check out my Supply Shopping Video: • Here's How I Pick Out ...
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HOW TO DOWNLOAD THE GERMAN BUS SVG FILES
1. visit svgcuts.me/german-bus
2. click on Add to Bag
3. sign in or create an account
4. apply code SUMMERHEAT for 40% off sitewide (ends 7/15/24)
5. complete Checkout
6. click on Download
Next (Windows users), you can unzip your download by right-clicking on it and going to Extract All. Then specify where you'd like to store the extracted files. The original zip file can then be deleted. Mac users can simply double-click to unzip.
VIDEO CHAPTERS
00:37 Cricut Design Space
00:42 Upload the "Entire" File
01:47 Ungroup
02:17 Change the On-Screen Colors
03:27 Attach
04:46 Review Mats
06:16 Trim Your Paper
06:59 Select the First Base Material
07:24 Load the First Mat
07:46 Cut the First Mat
09:20 Prepare the Other Mats
09:53 Finish Cutting
10:35 Project Assembly
10:40 Shape Identification and Sorting
16:15 Bottom of Bus
16:20 Affix Numbered Shapes Side-to-Side
22:47 Affix Bottom
26:30 Assemble Tires
28:56 Affix Panels & Tires
36:48 Affix License Plate & Bumpers
39:38 Assemble & Affix Headlights
41:39 Top of Bus (Roof/Lid)
41:51 Affix Vellum (Window Panes) Onto Pieces 1 & 7
44:15 Assemble Front (9, 10 & 11)
47:14 Affix Vellum to Front Window
48:00 Assemble Back (3, 4 & 5)
50:41 Affix Vellum to Back Window
51:15 Affix Parts Side-to-Side
1:00:54 Affix Panels & Emblem
1:06:55 Add Embellishments - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I’ve been purchasing your svg files for years. I love that you’re showing more of yourself on camera & the design process. This video felt more personable & allows your viewers to connect with you. Thank you for creating such beautiful files.💕
@@ByrdiB thank you so much!! That is wonderful to hear! I really appreciate it! 🥰
I too am happy to see you showing the design process. It will be great for beginners. And it's like we are sitting in the same room crafting together. Thank you for your designs.
@@teresawilson3316 yay! I’m so glad to hear that, thank you! 😊 I’m looking forward to making more videos like this. Thanks so much for being a fan! 💗
I’m not to crafting and can’t wait to make this. So glad I came across this video with your very detailed explanation on how to cut and assemble projects.
@@Aurelias1971 thank you so much!!! I’m so glad to hear that!!
Really cute, thank you
I have done this with the other tutorial twice, but it didn't come out great. I was pretty new to paper crafting and used solid score lines. I only recently discovered dashed score lines and it has been a game changer for me! This video is much more in-depth, and I will be trying it again today! The purple is super cute!
I have lots of paper from Joann, Micheal’s, Stampin Up, and other online stores. My challenge is all the 8.5x11 paper that I have. I would like to be able to use it but the designs take a lot of work to separate the pieces into smaller sets that will fit on the small paper. Also, some of the designs just have bigger pieces sometimes.
@@tanyac9428 ah, gotcha! Well, I have good news! This CAN be made using 8.5 x 11” paper! Its parts can be rearranged to fit, and none of them is too large for that paper size. Just use the “separated” bus in the Extras folder.
Is there a specific reason you chose to use the dash line version instead of the solid line?
Did you have to change out your blade to the scoring blade or the scoring tool? I didn’t see you do that part?
@@CrozetMom nope, I opted for the dashed cut lines for my fold lines. The blade cuts them along with the shapes, and it’s nice and easy to fold.
You can use a scoring wheel or stylus instead, and in that case, you’d use the files in the Solid Score Lines folder instead. Once they’re on your mat in the software, you simply change the solid lines’ Operation to Score.
Both options are popular, it’s just a personal preference.
@@svgcuts makes sense. I didn’t realize that was an option -that’s great to know!!
Yes I made this one before & I agree that it wasn’t in depth. A lot of you videos are not in depth.& sometimes I have extra pieces that I don’t know where they should have gone. & because of this sometimes I go else where to purchase files. 😢
Thanks for the feedback! I’m looking forward to revisiting as many designs as I can. If you have any more input, I’m always glad to hear.