It was fun putting a different spin on one of the Swirly Seashells Thin Cuts! Who knew a shell double as a carrot? There are some tomatoes and sweet potatoes hiding with the shells too! You just need to look for them. Actually, this die cut could also be an icicle or a tree ornament or more?
For the the carrots, I cut them from Tangerine cardstock and painted them with a bit of darker orange Watercolor Paints, then added gold highlights with a Shimmer Brush. To top them off, I cut strips of Willow cardstock and snipped the ends to be sort of fringy. A little staple holds them in place on the carrots and looks super cute too!
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Supplies Used:
Tangerine, Willow and Black Cardstock
Retired: CTMH Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge - Flower
This is a very clever use of the thin cuts for thinking outside the box. very creative.
ReplyDeleteThank you Christine! I love looking for alternate uses!
ReplyDeleteI told a client to use the long spiral for a turban by trimming a small face photo for the bottom!
ReplyDeleteA really tall turban!
Cutest shell carrots I've ever seen .
Thanks Mary! A shell turned turban sounds like a swell idea!
DeleteThis is fantastic! Love how creative you got with these dies... and adorable card!
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