Here's what the template will look like. Remember to cut the gray areas out first. Be careful on the thin lines in the soccer ball, baseball and bike chains. Start from the beginning of the lines an cut inward.
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Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Template Tuesday - Father's Day
Here's one I haven't done much of. Father's Day! I was trying to think of all the traditional things that fathers do and have a father balance them all while riding a bike. Sometimes dads can do so much that goes unappreciated. Hope you enjoy!
Here's what the template will look like. Remember to cut the gray areas out first. Be careful on the thin lines in the soccer ball, baseball and bike chains. Start from the beginning of the lines an cut inward.
Here is your free Father's Day papercut!
Here's what the template will look like. Remember to cut the gray areas out first. Be careful on the thin lines in the soccer ball, baseball and bike chains. Start from the beginning of the lines an cut inward.
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Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Template Tuesday - End of Summer Bike Ride

My co-worker, Audre, has always been a fan of papercuts. When I gave the previous scherenschnitte to my other co-worker who just had a baby, she was a little miffed. I told her I'd do the next one for her and asked her what she wanted. She said a mountain scene and then I completely went and disregarded what she said. She has this little demon dog, Looey, who only loves her. She also loves to ride her bike and has a basket to go with it. So I thought I'd combine the two. The nights are getting a little chilly again and the scent of Fall is in the air. There probably won't be too many more bike rides left in the year for us working girls. Here's a little papercut to remember the days.
Here's what the pattern will look like. Remember to cut out the inside parts first. Also, remember that whatever way you cut something out on the back, the image will be reversed on the front.
Here's your free papercutting template: End of Summer Bike RideAlso, a big THANK YOU to One Pretty Thing, Craft: and How About Orange for featuring Scherenschnitte on their blogs! I'm gonna have to send you guys some papercuts too!
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