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In this class, Lia shows crafters how to make scalloped, frilly paper fans that are perfect for a wedding day or backyard party. Lia shares two ways to make fans – a fold-up version made with a Cricut Explore cutting machine, and a version that is made by hand with paper punches and a scoring tool. Both versions are made using pretty paper and simple fold-and-glue techniques.
Learn how to:
What you’ll get:
Here’s what you’ll need:
Materials for Cricut Fans:
- Cricut Explore cutting machine
- Cricut tools - scoring
- scraper
- spatula
- and pick
- Cricut light-grip mat (blue)
- White twine or baker’s twine
- ¼”-wide pink elastic
- Large-eyed craft needle
- Adhesive dot roller
- Jumbo popsicle sticks
- Sharp scissors
- Hot glue gun
- 8 ½” x 11” metallic text-weight paper in champagne/coral/nude (you will need 2 sheets for foldable fans; 5 sheets for larger decorative fans)
- fan templates (see PDF for links to artwork)
- Drafting triangle
- Yard stick
- 18” straight-edge ruler
- Scotch Tape
- Edge punch with lace finish
- 2” circle punch
- 1/8” hole punch
- Scoring tool or bone folder
- X-acto knife and cutting mat
- White twine or baker’s twine
- Large-eyed craft needle
- Roll of 30” wide high-quality gift wrap
- Jumbo popsicle sticks
- Sharp scissors
- Hot glue gun
- ¼”-wide ribbon
Downloads:
- Cut and score using Cricut Explore
- Cut paper with a punch
- Score paper with a bone folder
- Glue and assemble fans
What you’ll get:
- Easy-to-follow class by well-known designer Lia Griffith, teaching how to make gorgeous decorative paper fans
- 5 HD video lessons you can access online anywhere, anytime
- Step-by-step instruction and downloadable PDF included
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions and interact with other students
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Paper Wedding Crafts: DIY Fans Reviews
333 users recommended this class to a friend
Debbie Boulter
So easy to make! I’m making them for my daughter’s wedding in July.
More than 3 months ago