Scalloped Layered Full Letter Alphabet - Format
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Although these work great on card fronts, on this occasion I wanted to make an initial wall plaque for a young boy, so chose golds and brown colours. I cut the layers of the letter "I" out using my Cameo, choosing linen effect gold cardstock for bottom and top layers and a gold irridescent vellum for the middle layer. Once cut out I simply stuck the layers together using 2mm deep, double sided, foam tape. I then stuck them on a plack of gold mirror card cut using design cup197967_1033, through which I'd threaded and knotted brown organza ribbon that had a satin edge.
From adding flowers, or cute characters, to embossing, to just leaving plain and without decoration, these full alphabet of letters have a lot of uses for crafting a multitude of items. They are beautiful.
![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/cutting-files/mtc-files/various/scalloped-layered-full-letter-alphabet-format-m.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/gwyneth-george/photo317497.jpg&description=Scalloped Layered Full Letter Alphabet Format%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20GWYNETH GEORGE%20-%20Although these work great on card fronts, on this occasion I wanted to make an initial wall plaque for a young boy, so chose golds and brown colours. I cut the layers of the letter "I" out using my Cameo, choosing linen effect gold cardstock for bottom and top layers and a gold irridescent vellum for the middle layer. Once cut out I simply stuck the layers together using 2mm deep, double sided, foam tape. I then stuck them on a plack of gold mirror card cut using design cup197967_1033, through which I'd threaded and knotted brown organza ribbon that had a satin edge.
From adding flowers, or cute characters, to embossing, to just leaving plain and without decoration, these full alphabet of letters have a lot of uses for crafting a multitude of items. They are beautiful.){kind=link}