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Welcome to the Grand Vacation Achievers Blog Hop for November.
This month our theme is 'Seeing 3D'.
We are sure that you will find some incredible inspiration from the projects that you'll see as you hop along.
You may be starting the hop here or you may have come from Georgie's blog. If you get off track at any time, the full lineup is at the bottom of this post and can help you move along from blog to blog (You are at 21 - Kirsteen Gill)
As you may know - I LOVE making 3D projects :)
This project has been on my mind for a while - well since the Holiday Catalog was launched.
So, I FINALLY got myself organized and made it.
A 3D shaker frame that also lights up ;)
This month our theme is 'Seeing 3D'.
We are sure that you will find some incredible inspiration from the projects that you'll see as you hop along.
You may be starting the hop here or you may have come from Georgie's blog. If you get off track at any time, the full lineup is at the bottom of this post and can help you move along from blog to blog (You are at 21 - Kirsteen Gill)
As you may know - I LOVE making 3D projects :)
This project has been on my mind for a while - well since the Holiday Catalog was launched.
So, I FINALLY got myself organized and made it.
A 3D shaker frame that also lights up ;)
For the images I used the Sleigh Ride Edgelits and an image from the 'To You & Yours Too' stamp set. I cut the images from Vellum, Silver Glimmer Paper, Dazzling Diamonds Glitter Paper, Silver Foil sheets and then heat embossed the image from 'To You & Yours Too' with Silver Embossing Powder and fussy cut the image - so the whole thing is varying degrees of silver :)
I sandwiched some white fluff and silver glitter between the front glass and a layer of Window Sheet, so the frame can be shaken and it 'snows' a little like a square snow globe!
I purchased the shadow frame from the local big craft store - it is 5" x 7"
Here is a close up....
I sandwiched some white fluff and silver glitter between the front glass and a layer of Window Sheet, so the frame can be shaken and it 'snows' a little like a square snow globe!
I purchased the shadow frame from the local big craft store - it is 5" x 7"
Here is a close up....
I had some string lights left over from making lanterns so I wound the string over the inside back part of the frame, cut a hole for the switch to come through and attached that to the back - so the lights are easily switched on and off...
Product used (You can click on the pictures to order online)
Thanks for taking part in our blog hop, there are so many amazing ideas and inspiration you don't want to miss.
Remember that currently you are at 21 - Kirsteen Gill, so check the blog hop line up list below to see who is next in the list.
Remember that currently you are at 21 - Kirsteen Gill, so check the blog hop line up list below to see who is next in the list.
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