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YOW! Advent calendar – door number 18

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A present for Hanna, a present for Louis, …

There’s no chance of mix-ups here either – individually labelled Christmas tree baubles keep things tidy under the tree.

  1. Buy some standard Christmas tree baubles.
  2. Use a cutting plotter to cut out the desired name or lettering from self-adhesive cutting film.
  3. Weed the lettering and cover it with transfer film.
  4. Position it on the Christmas tree bauble where you want it and press down gently.
  5. Peel off the transfer film – and you’re done.
Seven shiny red Christmas tree baubles with gold hangers on a white background, as yet unlabelled, to be used as a basis for personalised baubles
Plotter software on the screen showing the names Florian, Hanna, Louis and Lea, ready to be sent to the cutting plotter
The cutting head of a Secabo cutting plotter with a blade holder positioned over a sheet of white adhesive film, from which the name is being cut out
She uses a weeding pen to weed the plotted names ‘Florian’, ‘Hanna’ and ‘Louis’ from white cutting film for Christmas baubles
A craft knife is used to cut out the word ‘Florian’ – covered in transfer foil – from the metal ruler to make a Christmas bauble
A red Christmas bauble with the word ‘Hanna’ in white lettering made from plotter film, with a hand peeling off the transparent transfer film
Shiny red Christmas tree baubles with white names made from plotter film – including ‘Lea’ and ‘Louis’ – for labelling presents
Red Christmas tree baubles with the names Leo, Florian, Hanna and Louis in white plotted adhesive film
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