Fairy Dust Lantern ~ with Cyndy G

Good morning and happy Friday.  Today I am sharing a project from SVG Attic.  I created a fairy house using the 3d Hanging Lantern and Graphic 45 - Fairy Dust.

I love the way the lantern went together.  Everything fits together very tightly especially the top.  Take your time and work the top piece in carefully or you will crush it.  The lantern is small, only 3x3 square and about 7.5 inches tall including the ring on top. I changed the window cutouts so you could see the inside of the lantern better.  I used the Circle grille on all four panel windows and cut out the center to open it up.

I used small paper roses, daisy and mushrooms in the center to place my fairy on.  I inserted the wires from the flowers through the tiny hole in the center of the bottom piece and twisted them together underneath.  Then I built up some mushrooms I had cut out of the Fairy Dust paper using foam tape and glued them behind the center cluster of flowers and mushrooms.

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Cyndy G

Angel Folk Art ~ with Cyndy G

Hello today I am sharing a project from SVG Attic/Snapdragon Snippets - Angel Fold Art 3D Bell Figure.  This angel figure was easy to put together and she is so cute.  She would pretty in any color.

She has so many details.  From her wings to the raised heart on the front of her dress.  

This angel is sure to impress.

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Cyndy G

Lemonades ~ with Cyndy G

Hello, today I am sharing a project using files from Snapdragon Snippets.  Box 3d Window Icing Accents.  This is a very simple little box that is perfect for some cookies or some other small trinket.  I sized mine just a little smaller so that I could cut it out of one sheet of paper.

I used Graphic 45 Cafe Parisian for this project.  The chipboard cut out fit the lid perfectly.

I tied it off with a piece of crinkle ribbon from my stash.

The whole thing makes a sweet little gift to let someone know you are thinking about them.

Wondering what kind of cookies these are?  They are Girl Scout Cookies - Lemonades.  If you haven't gotten your cookies yet but you would love to have some shipped to your door - you can order from this link until the end of March.  

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Cyndy G

Sweet Lambs ~ with Cyndy G

Well I'm back after a long deserved break.  It was very nice to be able to take some time to relax with family and not worry about deadlines of any kind but now it's time to get back to work!  Today I have a cute project using two darling files from Snapdragon Snippets - Lamb shaped card and Lamb or Sheep box.

 I used AC Cardstock on both projects and a little bit of 

Trendy Twine - Watermelon Taffy - one of my favorites - to give my box a finishing touch.

Both files are very easy to assemble.  It is a project you could do with young children.  The box would make a cute teacher gift for Easter or you could quickly make a bunch for your Sunday school class. 

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Cyndy G

3d Bunny

Look at this new 3d Button Jointed Rabbit I found at the Silhouette store the other day!  I love this little guy.  If you don't have a Silhouette you can still make him, he can also be found on SnapDragon Snippets.  No matter which store you decide to get him at make sure you buy both Part 1 and Part 2!

I know some of you might be thinking "there is no way I can do that".  However, if you take him one part at a time, he's not that difficult to put together.  Each piece on it's own is not difficult.  Just take your time and before you know it you will have all the pieces put together.

I used my favorite go to paper right now, Graphic 45 - Once Upon a Springtime.

Do what inspires you,

Cyndy G.