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These Weeding Tools for removing the excess vinyl.Cricut Maker or Explore Cutting Machine and your standard cutting mat.I also recommend this variety pack of heat transfer vinyl. Iron on Vinyl – Glitter vinyl looks great with this! This is a great variety pack of glitter vinyl.

Solid colored shirts – I love these ruffle shirts for kids.

To make this Unicorn Birthday shirt, you will need: Easy to resize, change colors and customize however you’d like. Read my full disclosure for more infoĪre you planning a unicorn birthday party? Then download this Unicorn Birthday SVG to create your own custom unicorn birthday shirt! Compatible with all Cricut and Silhouette cutting machines.

The inside of the card, and yes I said it already, but I will say it again, is Matthew Reinhart's pop up design.This post may contain Affiliate Links. I used a blue color fun foam cut a bit smaller than the front panelĪnd adhered it with double sided tape (ATG gun) This is a trick from Jenniffer McGuire and it keeps the panel flat. This whole panel was raised using fun foam. I popped them up with some mounting foam tape. I used two offset paths in yellow and orange to make them look like the letters were lit (I guess I'm the only one that sees that, LOL). The wording and the number are Star Jedi Font in case you want different numbers.

You can completely ignore this step, I just think it looks a lot cleaner.

This will push the back cardstock through the cutouts to the same level as the front panel. To achieve this, use the following sandwich (from bottom to top): As you all know, I like to work the back panels to make them protrude through the cutouts, using my Cuttlebug. The backing is a Mirrored Sheet by Tim Holtz, a very reflective thin kind of cardstock. The front of the card is Neenah Metallic Finish Cardstock in Excalibur Steel color with scattered stars cutouts.

Pop up birthday card templates free download svg