Christmas Wreath/Ornament/Gift Tag Print to Cut
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sstehman
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Christmas Wreath/Ornament/Gift Tag Print to Cut
Found this image as a free digi-stamp and thought it might be useful for an ornament, gift tag, decoration for a card, or whatever, so went for it. It is an scut file, but really is not designed for that and probably would not cut well, but should be good for print to cut, which is probably what I will do with it.
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- Christmas Welcome Wreath Print to Cut.scut3
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Sandy in PA
Re: Christmas Wreath/Ornament/Gift Tag Print to Cut
Well done Sandy. Thank you. 
SCAL1, SCAL2 V2.044, SCAL3. SCAL4 XPsp3, Windows 7, Windows 10-64 bit, Ink.46, Cricut E, Silhouette Cameo
***My files are not to be sold and are for personal use only.***
***My files are not to be sold and are for personal use only.***
Re: Christmas Wreath/Ornament/Gift Tag Print to Cut
Very nice, I want to make one! How did you do the inner blocks? I think it would look nice with ribbon woven through the cutouts.
Thanks for the inspiration.
Thanks for the inspiration.
Susan E
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Mac 10.12.6 Sierra, eCAL 1.506, ECAL2.023, SCAL4Pro, Export Plug-in, Inkscape 48, iPad/scal3
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http://creationsbypapasue.blogspot.com
LEARN, GROW, CREATE, SHARE
Mac 10.12.6 Sierra, eCAL 1.506, ECAL2.023, SCAL4Pro, Export Plug-in, Inkscape 48, iPad/scal3
eClips2.
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sstehman
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Re: Christmas Wreath/Ornament/Gift Tag Print to Cut
Well, I didn't really do them. It was in the digistamp and it traced nicely and then I cleaned it up. But thanks for thinking I made them....but alas I can't take the credit. And I'm thinking this would be a cool coaster. Just have to figure out how to do one using something you can set on top without ruining the image.
Sandy in PA