Snowflake Ornament ~ with Cyndy G

Good morning crafters.  Today I have a fun little ornament using the Snowflake Stick Ornament that can be found in the JGW Snowflake Stars from SVG Attic.  I reduced the size of this ornament to a 4" circle.  Everything cut out perfectly at this size however I did decide not to use the "sticks" on this one.  I did cut them out but I just decided not to use them.

I used some of my Doodlebug paper and a few of their cut files for the center of my snowflakes.  At this small size it was easier to cut files that had just a few pieces, so I used pieces of candy.  I used Watermelon Taffy Trendy Bakers Twine from Annie's Paper Boutique, my personal favorite.

These little ornament look so yummy.  I love the bright colors.  Thank you for stopping by today.

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Do what inspires you,

Cyndy G

Under the Sea ~ with Cyndy G

Today I am sharing a project from My Scrap Chick.  I used Under the Sea and Box in a Card - Square files.  The Under the Sea files are set up to be used for a scrapbook page but I thought they would make a great Box card!

The paper I used is Doodlebug - Under the sea.  Very fitting :)

To size the pieces I put everything on my mat (box card and mermaid files) and then scale the files down until they fit in the box card.  I sized my mermaid a little too big so I attached her a little lower in the box.  I would have liked her to be small enough that the seaweed and fish behind her were more visible.

Box cards are definitely my favorite type of card to make!  Thank you for stopping by today.

Do what inspires you,

Cyndy G.

Halloween Puzzle ~ with Cyndy G.

I have had this puzzle on my Pinterest board for a long time now and thought it was time to give it a try.  The original design was done by Thienly for SVG Cuts.  You can find all the instructions for making it here.   I decided to use files by Doodlebug that I purchased from the Silhouette Design Store or on Lori Whitlock's site here, they are so cute and worked really well on this project.

Aren't they just adorable!

My daughter told me I needed to make a lot of these and sell them because everyone will want one.  She is the sweetest.

The great thing about these is they are 6x6 so you can use some of your 6x6 paper pads to make these.

Each block is a 2" square.  To make the puzzle picture, you first assemble the image on a 6x6 sheet of paper and then cut it into 2" squares.  After you have cut the squares you attach one section to each of the cubes you have made.

It does take a little time to put all the pieces together but there is nothing too difficult about this project.
When you are finished seal your work with a little mod podge.

Thank you for stopping by.

Do what inspires you,

Cyndy G.