Personalised House Circle Papercut with names and/or words - unframed
by Flowers Fade Design
A beautiful, handcut papercut of a house of your choice encased within a circle, with names, words, scripture or dates of your choice
Ships from United Kingdom
Ready for dispatch in 3-5 Business Days
- UK - £1.50
- International - £5.00
Product description
A fantastic gift, unusual and highly personal!
Approx 20cm x 20cm. Size varies depending on house style and names/words, but if you are after specific dimensions please let me know.
I design the papercut based on a photograph of the house you want to use. Once ordered, please send photos and instructions on words to FlowersFadeDesign@gmail.com. A photo straight on is best, but if you can't get this then a few photos of different angles will be fine. An address so that I can use Google Street view is also fine.
I am happy to include a reasonable amount of words/names similar to what is shown but do get in touch if you want more than what is shown, as I may need to charge additionally for this.
Unframed. Comes with framing guidance and I am happy to answer any questions about framing.
Meet the Maker
Flowers Fade Design
Papercut designs inspired by the big truths about God found in scripture - by Kristina Passmore
Hello, I'm Kristina, the face behind Flowers Fade Designs.
I have been creating papercuts since 2012 when I got married. My very first papercut was for our "save the date" card and I haven't stopped creating papercuts since then! I love designing them, working out which bits of paper need to be cut out and which need to stay.
I am very interested and excited about creating products that help us to meditate on God's word more, particularly those elements of scripture that are about God himself. How big God is, how awesome, how faithful, how everlasting. It is only when we lift our eyes from ourselves to God that we start to understand ourselves and our world better.
I design papercuts from scratch, sketching out a design, or elements of a design on squared paper (to help with compositions), then drawing a final design on tracing paper. I use a clicky pencil at this stage, and you can always find a pencil on any surface in our home! Once the design is final, I then lay the tracing paper over black paper to provide a bit of protection for the paper underneath. I then handcut, using a surgical scalpel, the design out of the paper. It is amazing seeing the design gradually appear.
Once the papercut is finished, I then sell it as a finished piece and often scan the design into photoshop to print out onto cards.
If you have any questions or comments/ideas about my work, I would love to hear from you!
