Christmas Cottage No.12
The size of this image is approx. 290x190 mm and it is saved at 300 dpi resolution for the best quality printing and resizing.
Your are allowed to use this artwork in all of your handmade and digital designing.
It is to be used as part of a derivative design.
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Photographs from the Community
![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/designer-resources/original-art/original-art-christmas/christmas-cottage-no-12.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/carol-lodge/1188499_1673988462030.jpg&description=Christmas Cottage No 12%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20CAROL LODGE%20-%20I reduced the size of the image to fit a 7" x 5" card blank. Printed 2 copies onto 160gsm matt photo card. Attached one of the images to the card blank using dst. I then used 1m LED fairy string lights and positioned each light where I wanted them on the image (e.g. in the windows) and secured them to the image using tape. I then placed dst all around the edge of the image and positioned sticky pads throughout the rest of the image (to protect the lights). Then I stuck the 2nd image I had printed over the lighted image and made sure it was stuck down round the edges. I stuck a small plastic bag on the back of the card to contain the battery container.){kind=link}
I reduced the size of the image to fit a 7" x 5" card blank. Printed 2 copies onto 160gsm matt photo card. Attached one of the images to the card blank using dst.
I then used 1m LED fairy string lights and positioned each light where I wanted them on the image (e.g. in the windows) and secured them to the image using tape.
I then placed dst all around the edge of the image and positioned sticky pads throughout the rest of the image (to protect the lights).
Then I stuck the 2nd image I had printed over the lighted image and made sure it was stuck down round the edges.
I stuck a small plastic bag on the back of the card to contain the battery container.
![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/designer-resources/original-art/original-art-christmas/christmas-cottage-no-12.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/carol-lodge/1188499_1673988464587.jpg&description=Christmas Cottage No 12%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20CAROL LODGE%20-%20I reduced the size of the image to fit a 7" x 5" card blank. Printed 2 copies onto 160gsm matt photo card. Attached one of the images to the card blank using dst. I then used 1m LED fairy string lights and positioned each light where I wanted them on the image (e.g. in the windows) and secured them to the image using tape. I then placed dst all around the edge of the image and positioned sticky pads throughout the rest of the image (to protect the lights). Then I stuck the 2nd image I had printed over the lighted image and made sure it was stuck down round the edges. I stuck a small plastic bag on the back of the card to contain the battery container.){kind=link}
I reduced the size of the image to fit a 7" x 5" card blank. Printed 2 copies onto 160gsm matt photo card. Attached one of the images to the card blank using dst.
I then used 1m LED fairy string lights and positioned each light where I wanted them on the image (e.g. in the windows) and secured them to the image using tape.
I then placed dst all around the edge of the image and positioned sticky pads throughout the rest of the image (to protect the lights).
Then I stuck the 2nd image I had printed over the lighted image and made sure it was stuck down round the edges.
I stuck a small plastic bag on the back of the card to contain the battery container.