Here's what the template will look like. The tricky part about this is to not get cocky about the thin lines. When you get cocky, then you slice through one. I know this from experience. The other tricky part is to not look at it and think it'll be easy because there aren't very many letters. Letters take forever for some reason!
Download the template here: Happy New Year!
©2014 Cindy Bean (www.bean-cutter.com)
These
templates are for personal use only. You can make them for your mom,
you can make them for your aunt, you can make them for your family
reunion, etc. Please don't sell these free templates for your own
personal gain. I put them out there as a service, don't make me get
frustrated and stop doing them. Don't ruin it for everyone else! Also,
if you're going to sell art, maybe you should make it your own. You can
do it, I promise! It's not good karma to pass off someone else's art as
your own.
What a lovely thought captured in such a lovely paper cut. Congratulations on the new baby and Happy Blessed New Year.
ReplyDeleteI love this song and the cutout is so fun. But it looks a little challenging. :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your new baby!
A new baby! That is wonderful! I just started paper cutting and I find it fascinating. Of course I haven't done anything fancy yet but one day I hope too. Your work is very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteI think your site is amazing! Thanks for the posting of free templates. I teach at a public high school and we have alternative learning days. I would love to use your templates so that my students have lots of options for pictures to cut, and am looking forward to introducing lots of teenagers to a tradition that is so fascinating! Thanks so much for your posts!!
ReplyDeleteYou had a baby!!!!!!!! Details, please!!! Congratulations. jan
ReplyDeleteMany, many blessings to you and baby. May father and big brother be blessed as well!
ReplyDeleteCindy, thank you SO much for this most beautiful paper cut pattern. I have always been tearful when hearing this phrase and hold it in my heart. I would like make these and give them as gifts this year. And think of all the practice I'll be getting in!