Friday 30 November 2018

S is for . . . Super Swinging Snowman

It's that time of year again . . .
we all need to get our Christmas cards sorted and
what better way to do it than playing along with the
at

The prompt from Day 21 is the letter S

My "S" card was a Sweet Snowman Shaped card.
see HERE

Things didn't work out so well with this card, as he would not stand up.

Luckily I found this problem before I adhered the rest of the Snowman face panels to the card bases.  I decided to take the opportunity to transform them into rocking cards.

I had used my Silhouette Cameo and a cut file to create the snowman panels (enlarged to be 5 3/4" tall).  Once I decided to make them in to rocking cards, I opened the snowman cut file again in my Silhouette Studio, added a snowflake frame, sized it to fit the snowman face, then added a small circle to partially cover the snowflake, a larger circle to frame the snowflakes, then cut the panels using my Cameo.  I cut the snowflake frame in half, scored the circles halfway then started adhering the layers together - large circle, half snowflake frame, small circle then snowman.

The result is a pair of snowman cards that rock and roll when you tap them.



Here is a closer look at my Super Swinging Snowman.


   

Isn't it funny, how when things don't work out as expected when crafting,
you make some changes that result in a project even better than planned?

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Silhouette Design Store - cut file - Design ID #280567
Snowman Shaped Card by Lori Whitlock
Silhouette Design Store - cut file - Design ID #52460
Snowflake Frame Coaster by Suzanne Cannon
Silhouette Cameo
textured cardstock
scoreboard and embossing stylus (to score the folds)
bone folder (to burnish the folds)
red Goosebumps (textured rhinestones)

1 comment:

  1. Now that's what I call a happy accident Tracy, these are awesome! I love the addition of the blue collar with the snowflakes... what a difference it's made to the design! Glad it fixed the problem with the card standing up too. Well done!
    Cheers,
    Beccy

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