Anyway, here's Cinderella. This one comes from the Grimm Brother's version in that she gets her gown from a wishing tree. The Perrault version is the one that the Disney fairytale is most like. I like them both, especially the Grimm's one where the stepsisters cut off portions of their feet to fit them into the glass slipper.
Here's what the template will look like. I forgot to flip it in my illustrator file. It's a pretty straightforward cutting. The trickiest parts are her apron strings and the parts where the birds connect to the gown. Keep practicing if these are a little too tricky for you.
Here is what the pattern looks like:
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6 comments:
You are AWESOME!!
Thank you so much - I appreciate this, and I plan to match it up with your other fairytale templates
...any chance of a third do I can make a set for a fairytale obsessed 4 yr old ?!! Thanks !
I am pretty new to your sight and excited to try some of your beautiful work. I have a question: what do you use to cut on when using the razor blade? Thanks!
Just hoping that you get preoccupied again during Conference to see what pops up. I might have to try this one out during one of tomorrow's sessions.
featured you today!
This makes me want to watch Cinderella.
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