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Hildegarde's Coasters - Cardboard Craft Tutorial to Download

Hildegarde's Coasters - Cardboard Craft Tutorial to Download

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    • 21 pages, A4 format, full color, including the paper lace design file
    • Level: *** (on a 4-star scale)

    This Downloadable Technique Guide, a box-making tutorial, explains how to make 6 coasters decorated with paper lace (9.5 cm diameter) and their storage box (11 cm x 5.5 cm x 11 cm).

    The very detailed instructions guide you through each step, helping you learn the right techniques and achieve a rewarding result. Give it a try!

    The detailed instructions, photographs, and diagrams allow you to complete this project independently. This LéNa paper-and-cardboard creation is explained with great precision, featuring numerous photographs and many diagrams illustrating every stage of the making process.

    This beautiful set would make a perfect gift. It is very easy to adapt the style and personalize these coasters.

    Highlights:

    * A very smooth construction process, with success guaranteed.

    * An original design featuring paper lace.

Pour en savoir plus sur l'Histoire de cette Création

The Clico Coasters? Why Clico?

This time, I dedicate my creation to Barbe-Nicole de Ponsardin, known as the Veuve Clicquot.

She was one of the most influential women in the history of wine.

When she took over the family business in 1805, at the age of 27, the young widow perfected the riddling technique, developed international exports, and established a more structured and consistent style of champagne.

She is considered the first great businesswoman of the Champagne industry.

The Veuve Clicquot remains a fascinating figure, both visionary and bold, and incredibly modern for her time.

She was not only a talented wine producer; the Veuve Clicquot was also a formidable business strategist in a man's world.

By the way, doesn't the lacework on the medallions look a little like the top of a champagne cork?

Cheers!

... Happy creating ...
LéNa

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