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On This Day, Under The Stars - Floating Christmas Ornaments

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Last year I saw star maps made as signs for weddings.  I love them, but I don't have much empty wall space here. As I was making Christmas ornaments this year, I realized I could easily convert this idea into a Christmas ornament - and there's always room for more Christmas ornaments here.  :-) Cliff Notes: Star map from here:  https://www.fourmilab.ch/cgi-bin/Yoursky Printable Transparency paper from here:  Grafix brand 4 inch plastic disk ornaments, from Michaels (although you can use a variety of sizes!) Floating Ornament Svgs -  FREE svgs here This is a print and cut project, you will need a printer I use a Cricut Air 2, and I set it to cut on Custom, Foil Acetate for these Samantha is the font on the outside.  Free Alternatives To Samantha Write & Cut for the tag - I used the Matilde Font.  More free writing fonts here Step By Step: To Get Your Star Map Start at this link: https://www.fourmilab.ch/cgi-bin/Yoursky Use this link to get the lon...

Making Wedding Photo Booth Props with Cricut (Free SVGS)

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For my nieces wedding recently, I was in charge of the photo booth props.  We had a few on hand, but I wanted to make some "extras".  This is what I came up with (Mostly free files) For the sign, I used a 16x20 canvas, painted it black, and added 651 white vinyl. Quick and Easy! The font is Obelix Pro, the camera silhouette is from google images For the mustache, I either uploaded one or used one of the KG GFlavor and Font ones shown below - I can't remember. Then I made a rectangle, unlocked the rectangle to make it thin, and added it below the mustache and welded it so it cut as one piece. On Dafont, if you type "KG Flavors & Frames" in the search box, you will find 7 fonts that have a great variety of frames to work with - great for making photo booth props! https://www.dafont.com/search.php?q=flavors+and+frames I used KG Flavors & Frames FOUR and typed the letter J for this shape, which I used a lot: The font I used is Garlic Butter - one of the week...