RUBY RED CABLE CARS a pdf print at home project
 
I am so in love with this project and I hope you will be too. It has been a real labour of love and I know it is going to be decorating my home well beyond Christmas. I was inspired to make this garland by my love of quirky modes of transport, cable cars, trams, funicular railways!
 
There are five numbered cars in this kit, in a joyful festive rich red, perfect for a traditional or Scandi -cool colour scheme.  Each car has its own unique details and additional accessories. There are cheeky cats, little birds that have hopped on for a ride and a delivery of a christmas tree and presents. They can be hung as a garland or individually on your tree, used as part of the Sewyeah Advent Village (purchased separately) and they can even make lovely little gift boxs or name settings at the table. 
 
Making the cable cars is a calm and mindful process, with no real skills needed, just a little bit of neatness and patience. To make the 5 cars takes a couple of hours (less if you involve the whole family!) You need thin card, paper glue, scissors and a ruler. The download contains inspirational photographs and written instructions and diagrams.
 
You will need: for 5 cable cars
5 sheets of A4 (US LETTER) thin card - around 150-240  gsm
Scissors or craft knife, ruler and cutting mat
Scoring tool
paper glue or double sided tape
hanging thread
 
The templates come set up for  UK A4 to print at 100% ofr US letter print at 95%
 
MATERIALS
You are purchasing a digital file and will have to buy your materials separately (or use ones from your stash)
 
FURTHER INFORMATION
You are purchasing 1  instant download ZIP file. Nothing will be sent in the post. You will receive instant access to the ZIP File link on payment, click the link and it will be saved into your downloads folder. Inside the ZIP file you will find separate files with all the information you need. 
 
DON'T FORGET - This download link will expire after 30 days. Please download your file before then so you don't lose it. (though you can always email me if this is the case and I can resend the link) 

This pattern and instructions are the work of Christine Leech (Sewyeah!) and is for personal, non-commercial use.