Deer 2 – Paper Cut Light Box File - Cricut File - 8x8 inches - LightBoxGoodMan
Deer 2 is belong to our Animal collection aimed at creating paper cut light boxes which can be cut by hand or cutting machines (Cricut, Silhouette...) This design is perfect for your home decoration or you can make as a beautiful gift for your beloved
Dimension: 8x8 inches (20x20 cm)
What you get:
- Instructions file (PDF) included a tutorial video
- SVG files
- PDF files
- PNG files
- DXF files
You can either print and hand-cut it or use a cutting machine (Silhouette or Cricut die cutting machines). After that you just have to assemble everything by following the step-by-step tutorial and insert it in a shadow box frame where you'll attach an LED strip.
What you need:
- Printer and Art knife if you cut by hand
- Cricut, Silhouette, ... if you cut by machine
- A4 size paper/cardstock 65-100 lb (180-250 gsm)
- Spacers
- Shadowbox frame, depth at least 1-3 inches (3-8 cm)
- RGB LED strip with power supply
Maybe you like these collections:
* Christmas paper cut light box
* Halloween paper cut light box
* Football paper cut light box
* Anniversary paper cut light box
* Landscape paper cut light box
* Customize paper cut light box
* See more colored paper cut light box HERE
* See more finished paper cut light box HERE
* See more pop-up light box files HERE
* See more Kirigami files HERE
* See more paper lantern files HERE
* See more 3D layered files HERE
* See all materials to made HERE
~ LightboxGoodman Team ~
Customer Reviews
I made mine into a 9x9 size for my frame... I wanted to allow the Cricut to cut it so I just brought the PDF into Inkscape and transferred that into an .svg file because the other file provided didn’t upload nicely into Cricut design space. If you’re cutting with Cricut, be sure to use a new blade, green mat and the correct setting for your material. I love the way this turned out. I made it for my nieces 20th bday and she loves it. Thank you so much for a great project
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I made mine into a 9x9 size for my frame... I wanted to allow the Cricut to cut it so I just brought the PDF into Inkscape and transferred that into an .svg file because the other file provided didn’t upload nicely into Cricut design space. If you’re cutting with Cricut, be sure to use a new blade, green mat and the correct setting for your material. I love the way this turned out. I made it for my nieces 20th bday and she loves it. Thank you so much for a great project
