I had a load of fun with this one, no two flowers that I have created are exactly the same - I hope that you like them. They make a great embellishment for cards and scrapbooks alike.
If you are interested this is how the file came out:
I have also tried to explain in detail why the offset tool is a really useful function. I would encourage you to head over to my You Tube channel where I show you how to create the file, click this link here.
If you would prefer to download the file for use on you projects then feel free to get it in FCM format and SVG format free of charge.
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Thanks for your continued support, crafty hugs, love Beverleigh 10 xx
Beverleigh, you mention the center of your mat is a cricut mat cut down. Could you further explain how you achieved this and which adhesive you used. There are a few of us who would be very interested.
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I just attach it directly on top of the Brother mat using red liner tape. Its worked for me without issues for 21/2 years.
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