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Ball Ornament (37:39)
Christmas Light Bulb (43:34)
Church (6:04)
Townhouse Gift Bag (35:38)
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Create a beautiful centerpiece or home decor item this Christmas! Give your church any look you want, depending on what colors and papers you choose! The house could even be made as a wedding gift/centerpiece or you could even create it in blacks and purples as part of your Halloween village! Create the Townhouse Gift Bag as part of your gift for someone special - it coordinates with the Church perfectly but also looks great as a standalone project. The Wreath Card features a dimensional layered wreath and is quick and easy to make. Create a Christmas Light Bulb container as a little gift or as decor (solid colored paper recommended). Make the Ball Ornament in any color scheme you want, using whatever papers you'd like to coordinate with your tree or decor! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
you are so good thank you for showing us step by step, i love the church , i love all your work xx
You come up with the most amazing designs!
I love the church, it's absolutely beautiful, thank you!!
I love this kit! Well all of them really!!!..lol
Another amazing kit, Mary!
Laurel Lee Pollard, New England Paper Crafts
Mary, I don't know which of you design these, but WELL DONE! This is wonderful. I decorate with ceramic villages.. but this will work nice. dee
What glue do you use, as it sticks good and fast. Thank you
My ? is do you make this larger or cut as is the way the file comes Im not familiar with cutting these files I cut part of the porch out and it looks smaller than your demonstration piece. thanks
I forgot to mention this. I think using colored tissue papaer instead of vellum will give the look of stained glass.
Can we still buy this xmas eve house
Much prefer this camera angle..so much easier.
The only thing i can complain about is: I know in some designs you guys list off Exactly how much paper/how many sheets per each piece. Ie: the base needs 3 sheets of base paper and 2 sheets of decorations papers. I find that helpful so I know how much paper I will be buying for an item I plan to make. Otherwise I am excited to have this to work on today!
I agree I like to know what we need for the cuts so that I can build my shopping list and not have to run to store again lol
I am loving it though. I have made the church and got asked if I shrank mine. It took 7 sheets for the house alone. Then 4 for the base. That does not include the designer paper or the tower.
Whats the measurements? To all the cuts
Hi Mizz Bubblegum35! The sizing information for all of the pieces is included in a PDF Menu document which comes with its download from our site at www.svgcuts.com. Most cutting machine software will import/open the files at the proper size, so no resizing is necessary. Once the shapes have been cut-out, you would be able to follow along with this video for the information on how to make the projects. Please let me know if you need any more help. Thanks for reaching out! ~Mary
Is there some place that I can get the measurements for the pattern paper? Thank you in advance
Hi Valerie! The PDF Menu document that comes in the download shows all of the shapes and gives suggested measurements. It's meant to help you decide what colored card stock paper and patterned papers you'd like to use. Then, once you've cut out the pieces using your cutting machine, you can put your project together with me step-by-step in this video. Please let me know if you need any more help. Thanks for reaching out! :) ~Mary
@@svgcuts Thank you Mary! I have cut out all of my pieces of the basic card stock. My pdf does not tell me measures so that I can choose the pattern paper and cut it. Please tell me what I am missing!
No problem, Valerie! I’m sorry to hear that you’re having trouble. I'm looking at the Church project portion of the Silent Night Menu, and I am seeing measurements listed for each SVG file. It would be up to you whether you wanted to use solid-colored paper or patterned paper for each shape.
I believe I used patterned paper for these:
* door_bottom.svg
* roof_panel1.svg
* roof_panel2.svg
* tower_panels.svg
* wall_panels_front.svg
* wall_panels_sides.svg
* wall_panels_back.svg
* base_panel1.svg
* base_panels2.svg
I'm sorry if that was confusing at all. Please let me know if you need any more help. ~Mary
@@svgcuts Thanks Mary, but please explain to me how on the front of the church were the bell tower is, you have pattern paper on each side of the tower. How would I know what the size of each half would be. Sorry! I do these often, but this one has me confused.
Hi Valerie--no problem. The decorative panels on either side of the tower on the front is the shape wall_panels_front.svg. You'd size it to 7.5" wide (keeping the proportions in tact). Depending on the cutting machine and software you're using, the shapes will import/open already sized properly, so you wouldn't need to do any re-sizing. Please let me know if you need any more help. Thanks! ~Mary