Happy Saturday, everyone! Today I am
sharing a cute little project featuring a few of the photogenic lambs born on our farm this year. I've turned them into
little fairies and displayed them on GSL Simple House Ornament Shapes, which are available over at Alpha Stamps. These shapes are so versatile to use and
come as a set of 2 heavy chipboard house shapes with a hole at the top
for hanging.
I started by selecting the background
papers I wanted to use for both the front and the back. Using the house as a
template, I traced around it and cut the papers to size.
The papers I used for the front were
from G45's Artisan Style and Imaginisce's Twitterpated collections
and backs are from G45's An ABC Primer collection. Using tacky glue,
the papers were adhered to the chipboard.
After the glue dried, I used a sharp
tool to open the hole at the top of the house.
The same thing was done from the back
of the house.
I used a sanding block to smooth out
the edges and inked them with a galaxy gold ink pad.
For the next step, I printed out a few
of our lamb photos onto chipboard, cut some butterflies from Graphic
45's Olde Curiosity Shoppe paper and gathered together a few fancy
hole punches and sparkly papers from DCWV's Glitzy Glitter stack.
I cut the lambs out and added butterfly
wings and a sparkly flower crown to each.
Using fancy punches, I made a few
shapes to play with for added interest.
Along with a few paper scraps and some
flat back pearls, I assembled my bits and pieces for the background
and then set the lambs on top.
The hangers were fashioned from a four
inch section of wire that easily bends into shape.
Thanks for stopping by!
Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts Products Used
Other Items Used
Tacky glue
Lamb images
Graphic 45's Artisan Style
Graphic 45's's An ABC Primer
Graphic 45's Olde Curiosity Shoppe
Imaginisce's Twitterpated
DCWV's Glitzy Glitter
Sanding block
Brilliance galaxy gold ink pad
Fancy punches
Flat back pearls
Silver wire
These are adorable and whimsical. What a fun springtide project. The lambs remind me of the tone I visited a friends parents farm in Ireland. Thanks for sharing and reminding me of my adventures...
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Jon David. We have one more pregnant ewe so are not done with lambing for the year just yet.
DeleteGood luck with the last baby lamb
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