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Blue and White String Art | Sweet Prodigy

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I don't normally participate in collabs, but I could not pass up this #stringartsweetscollab.  I have seen a lot of three-dimensional geometric string art designs, and have always wanted to recreate one but could never figure out the layering. I discovered how to do it by accident while working on another design.

For this design I created five individual royal icing transfers and then very carefully stacked them one on top of the other. I then added piped dots painted with a silver dust to represent nail heads.

Edit to add: Here is the pattern that I used to create this design. It is the top illustration that has only the dots printed on the page.

Close-up of string art - Sweet Prodigy

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