Framed Paper Succulent Class

My next live class with Michael’s and Silhouette America will be this framed paper succulent. I’ll be teaching the class on March 24 at 11 a.m. MST through Michael’s Community Classroom (free via Zoom). You can watch the replay HERE.

Class Description:

Paper plants are a great way to bring some color into your spring décor! (And they are much harder to kill than the real thing.) Join me and learn to use your Silhouette cutting machine to cut, then color, shape, and assemble this framed paper succulent. I’ll use the Silhouette Cameo® 4 in class.

(Note: You can use any Cameo machine to create the succulent and the frame. If you use a smaller machine like the Portrait or Curio, you can easily cut the succulent but will not be able to cut the full-size frame. I’ll talk about alternatives for this in class.)

Supply List:

• • Woodgrain cardstock paper (12 x 12” med-heavy weight)
  • Cardstock in green & brown (6 x 6” or larger)
  • Tim Holtz mini distress ink pad kit #2 (or comparable green and purple ink pads)
  • Ink applicator sponge (optional)
  • Mini adhesive dots (3/16” permanent)
  • Liquid glue
  • Needle tip glue applicator (optional)
  • Silhouette spatula tool
  • Silhouette Cameo® 4 and cutting mat
  • Succulent Frame (Design ID #341471 — FREE this week)

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