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I want to maker ladybug invitations for my daughters birthday..The ones where the wings fan out etc..Is there a cartridge that will help me cut these out and if so which one.Also is there a tutorial to show how to make them?
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I'm sure there's a cart although I don't own it and I don't know what it's called, but I just found a this website and she has directions on making a ladybug with Craftroom basics. U might want to try that. Oops forgot to add website. http://scrapalette.blogspot.com/Edited by user Tuesday, October 16, 2012 6:25:00 PM(UTC)
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try these cartridge simply charmed, semame street and friends, paisley,create a critter
just because cards. doodlecharms, home decor, spring seasonal and walk in my garden. I love the
doodlecharms cartridge one. I hope you have one of thoses
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Patricia Lewis hit it right on the head Doodlecharms and Spring Seasonal have ladybugs with her wings fanned out but if you want to find any item that you are looking for on your own you can go to http://www.mycutsearch.com/ and just type into the search bar the item you are looking for and it will tell you what cartridge it can be found on and actually pull up the little booklet so you can see what it looks like. HTH Curious II
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If you use the file I did (link in previous post), you can separate the two wings in CCR and use a hole punch (or add the hole in CCR) and a brad to make the wings spread to reveal the invite details.
If you use the image from Doodlecharms, you can snip the wings and punch a hole and use a brad in the same way.
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Originally Posted by: scrapalette  If you use the file I did (link in previous post), you can separate the two wings in CCR and use a hole punch (or add the hole in CCR) and a brad to make the wings spread to reveal the invite details.
If you use the image from Doodlecharms, you can snip the wings and punch a hole and use a brad in the same way. Just a quick question Scrapalette. Thank you for sharing your files for us newbies by the way. The dots are not visible unless I select the wings and move them or ungroup them. Im just trying to learn as much as possible so I was wondering why they are this way. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks.
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It's because I put the holes on the same {colored} layer as the wings. The holes are not welded so they will cut out of the wings. I could have put them on a separate {colored} layer and they would be visible but you would have to cut both layers {wings and holes} at the same spot on the mat to get the holes on the wings. Hope that makes sense! 
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