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We're so happy you could join us for this super-fun hop showcasing cards, layouts and projects that feature everything about Its Cold Outside!! You'll find an array of ideas throughout the hop -- We hope you'll enjoy each and every project along the way!!
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For the hop today, I've created a snowglobe using my Cricut Doodlecharms cartridge for the snowglobe cut at 6-inches using my Cricut Design Studio to fuse the openings together that I can put some snowman confetti inside with the adorable little snowman also from Cricut Doodlecharms cut at 3.5 inches. All is cut from my little scraps bins!!!
To create the snowglobe, you need to cut the globe part three (3) times, once with background and twice with the transparent. The snowman gets glued on the background with a layer of the transparent covering him. Using the puff dots or tape, you need to raise the level to put your confetti. Depending on the size of confetti depends on how close together the tape and/or puff dots belong. Attach at least 3/4 of the second transparent layer, put your confetti or glitter on the inside and attach the balance. I then cut an additional layer for the top to hide the tape attaching the two (2) transparent layers together!!!
Hope you enjoyed my snowglobe, keeping the snow all inside the globe staying warm and that my little snowman doesn't melt!!!! Much nicer shaking the globe and watching the snow in my nice warm home!!!
Thank you again for checking out my project... Now hop on over to Shannon to see what Cold Outside project she has conjured up for us!!!
Thanks for stopping by, please come back tomorrow for another great project.
Hugs, Love, and Pixie Dust!
Lynne
This is so cute! Thanks for posting it. I really like how you go over the edge with your ink pad. I will have to try this method on things I do. Great Job!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this project! I love 3 d items and you did a great job :) TFS! I am a follower and would love it if you would check out my blog and do the same if you haven't already at ACreativeJourneywithMelissa.blogspot dot com. Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteThis is so fun! I love the snowflakes inside! Thanks for sharing!
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Awesome job!! Love the 3d effect!! Thank you for sharing and joining me in this blog!!
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Ooops ... my other comment about being in the hop together belongs here. CUTE SNOW GLOBE!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for being in this It's COLD outside blog hop with me. Hopefully, it won't be tooooo cold this winter -- already, it's been pleasantly mild in suburban Philadelphia!
Fondly,
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Great Job!
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Love the snow globe. What a clever idea. Thanks for sharing.
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This snowglobe has always been one of my favorite cuts (although I really do not use cartridges anymore since MTC and SCAL and now I have the Silhouette Cameo). Very cute project. patnbobcuddy at gmail dot com
ReplyDeletegreat job,,, so very cute.. :) lindaplusthree at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
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Cute! Very creative snow globe.
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Adorable snow globe and I think it is great how you used 'older' carts and your 'scraps'!! I am a follower...
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