Assembly
Trailer
Compatibility
- Product is provided in ZIP format and contains SVG files only. Product is 100% digital. Nothing physical will be mailed to you.
- 12"x12" cutting machine required (Recommended machines include Cricut Explore/Air/One, Cricut Explore Air Two, Cricut Maker, Brother ScanNCut, Silhouette CAMEO and Sizzix eclips2. For full list of compatible machines click here. Not fully compatible with 6"x12" or 8.5"x11" cutting machines. Items may be created with non 12"x12" cutting machines, but only at a smaller size.
- Cricut Design Space
- Silhouette Studio Designer Edition or Higher
- Sure Cuts A Lot 2 (may require manual sizing, not fully compatible with certain open path cuts)
- Sure Cuts A Lot 3 (may require manual sizing)
- Sure Cuts A Lot 4
- Sure Cuts A Lot 4 Pro
- Sure Cuts A Lot 5
- Sure Cuts A Lot 5 Pro
- eCAL (may require manual sizing)
- eCAL 2 & 3
- Make-The-Cut!
- Brother Canvas
Dimensions
(H)eight x (W)idth x (D)epth in Inches
- Tropical Floral – 14″ H x 6″ W x 6″ D
Supply List
Tropical Floral
- 4 Sheets Of 12X12 Pool Cardstock
- 1 Sheet Of 12X12 Keylime Cardstock
- 1 Sheet Of 12X12 Leaf Cardstock
- 1 Sheet Of 12X12 Spinach Cardstock
- 2 Sheets Of 12X12 Coral Pattern Paper (Doodlebug Petite Prints Coral)
- 1 Sheet Of 12X12 Pattern Paper (DCWV Haute Pink)
- 1 Sheet Of 8.5X11 Copper Glitter Paper
- Brown Paper Wrapped Stem Wire (18 Gauge) (Buy on Michaels.com)
- 1 Wooden Dowel (5/16” In Dia.)
- Floral Styrofoam & Moss
- Ink*
- Floral Tape
- Hot Glue
- Glue (Buy on Amazon)
All cardstock featured is AC Cardstock By American Crafts. For links to our Go-To Tools, Click Here.
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zoerickard (verified owner) –
This was amazingly fun and surprisingly easy to create. I’ve been making cards and gifts for friends so much that I wanted something for myself at home.
I used pan pastels to create the gradient on the leaves and slightly mixed up the colour scheme of the pot to suit what paper I had.
Thank you for such a fun project 🙂 (happy to edit rating with pics but wasn’t sure what would be a good way to link to the pics)