Another page... this one shows why it is such a good thing to be crafting w
ith friends, as they will always have a piece of kit or stash that will help out with a page. I had the idea to make a frame with the circles cut from a Cosmo Cricket piece of 12x12, but after cutting out 2 or 3 I got fed up, then as I was on retreat with friends, and there was probably more crafty stuff in the house than you would think possible, I had a thought; did someone have a circle punch to match the size of the circles on the paper?... silly question, and thanks to Nina, less than 5 minutes later I had punched out all the circles I needed! Next I used a sewing machine belonging to Pam, and the circles were stitched on, they look so much better than being simply glued. The photo is from ar
ound 4 years ago on our annual trip to the south coast, lots of machine sewing, the title is die cut from chipboard using Sizzix thick die set, and I made the 'road at the bottom by cutting strips from Cosmo Cricket papers, and vehicles mounted on 3D foam. Looks a lot of work, but thanks to help received I got it done in {almost} no time!!
ound 4 years ago on our annual trip to the south coast, lots of machine sewing, the title is die cut from chipboard using Sizzix thick die set, and I made the 'road at the bottom by cutting strips from Cosmo Cricket papers, and vehicles mounted on 3D foam. Looks a lot of work, but thanks to help received I got it done in {almost} no time!!
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