How to Make a Butterfly Chandelier-Free Download

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I made this fun little chandelier for my girls’ room a month ago using my Back to Basic’s digital line. It’s been a cute addition to their room, and it was pretty easy to make. Check out the tutorial below.

Want to cut it with your silhouette machine (or any other machine that cuts Illustrator files?). Download the ai file here (not for commercial use or resale).It’s already set up with 6 butterflies to a sheet.

ILLUSTRATOR FILE DOWNLOAD

If you want a pdf version of all six butterflies already setup for you (if you need to cut them out by hand), don’t worry! I’ve hooked you up too.

PDF FILE DOWNLOAD

Download the tutorial with instructions here:

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31 thoughts on “How to Make a Butterfly Chandelier-Free Download

  1. I wish the pdf download would work (getting a drawing error). This is really beautiful and my granddaughter would love this hanging in her bedroom.

  2. All ur projects are simple, easy to follow… and beautifully made… Thanks for sharing your work.

  3. Hi. I DL’ed the PDF & also got the PDF error- page 1 was blank. But- I scrolled down to page 2 & there was the instructions. Yea!! Thank You.

  4. I would like to make a chandelier similar to yours using owls. Can you please tell me the approximate size of the butterflies you used?

    Thank you.
    Vanessa

  5. The butterflies are about 2.5 inches to 3 inches. If you download the pattern you can also try to match up your owls to the butterfly pattern.

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  7. first, i sorry for my english, it’s not my language. but i wish the pdf download would work but i get a drawing error. please, can you post a new link, or up to the web the instruction, but in a different format, like .jpg?

    thank you.

  8. I love this project! I posted link to your project at a digital art/altered art/scrapbooking site where we love hybrid crafts (deviantscrap.com)…thanks so much for sharing!

  9. it is a spectacular work .. but i can’t download it
    plz tell if there is another link
    thanx

  10. Trina,
    The light fixture I was using is one that lays flat against the ceiling. Because of that and because the chandelier was so light, I was able to use the twine to slide it beneath the fixture. So I attached the twine on opposite sides of the hoop and then slid it under the hoop. I did this at several different points to make sure it would not fall. I would also suggest using hooks with screws on the end to put those directly into the ceiling.

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