Cut File: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?yjjegmyt3jc
This card looks much better in person, as I have a lot of reflection from the mirror board card.
Assembly Instructions:
- Cut out all the peices using your cricut in your choice of card, you will need both GBS and JOTS carts to make this project.
- Add the frame to the outside of the card.
- Decorate/ink your snowflakes, includes the snowflake in the card.
- Make a small cut down the side of the small cut out section, on one flake only.
- Slide the 2 seperate snowflakes together using the larger cut out sections.
- Slide the joined snowflakes through the snowflake attached to the card, using the small cut previously made in one of the snowflakes, slide this up the middle of the snowflake to allow the bottom of the snowflake to pass through and then slide down into place.
- Decorate with your choice of embellishments.
- Enjoy!!
10 comments:
Thank you so much for this Freebie. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Hands Cricut Freebies Search List, under the -8&&&&0&&&&Elements post on Dec. 06, 2009. Thanks again.
Thank you! Your blog post will be advertised on the DigiFree Blog Cutting Freebie search engine today (look for timestamp: 06 Dec [LA 02:00pm, NY 05:00pm, UK 10:00pm] - 07 Dec [OZ 09:00am]).
How pretty!
Thanks for sharing the file and directions, Ruth.
PJ (Jessie Adams)
It's beautiful, thank you so much for sharing!
Saskia
Netherlands
Thanks for the file. It is so neat.
Very pretty, Ruth.
Just love all of the 3-D projects you've been kind to share.
Thanks!
PJ (Jessie Adams)
omg! BEAUTIFUL! this is simply stunning! i ADORE it! so gorgeous! hugs!
Oh my, Ruth this card is beautiful! You are amazingly talented and creative to have come up with this! Thank you for generously sharing this!
WOW! This is gorgeous. I've blogged it Here ( http://bawcraftworx.blogspot.com/2010/10/3-snowflake-card.html ) with a link back to you (just showing the picture:)
Really like your 3-D Snowflake. Great card; will really stand out among others! I've never tried making any 3-D objects, but just might have to try this one.... Thanks for sharing your talent with everyone!
linda4_2
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