This has become my new passion! When I saw this Parkside Row House from SVG Cuts, I became obsessed. I went to Michaels and they had their 12X12 paper packs on sale for 70% off. I bought six!! If you know me at all, you know I love all those beautiful papers, but struggle to use them on my cards. The neat thing is the roof comes off and you can use them as gift boxes.
I wanted to share my excitement with you, so I have lots of pictures. 🙂
I wanted to share my excitement with you, so I have lots of pictures. 🙂
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| Pretty cool all lit up! |
This assembled project is 13H X 5-1/2W X 9-1/2D. SVG Cuts has a large variety of cutting files, each one uniquely beautiful. For the Silhouette Cameo (which is what I have) you will need the designer upgrade. Each file has a step by step video.
I used Michaels' Recollections Painted Fancy for the patterned paper and aqua textured cardstock. The white trim is plain white cardstock and the windows are lined with vellum. I tried various glues and my favorite is Score-Pal, but you better be certain of your placement before you make contact.
My next favorite is Zip Dry because you have plenty of time to adjust and any excess cleanly rubs off.
I noticed after I took the pictures that my pearls were not straight. I was able to straighten them, but didn't think I wanted to set up for a new shoot.
I'm still making cards, but I have another house to finish.
8 comments:
I love these, beautiful! They certainly look like a lot of work.
Oh, Gail! This is absolutely amazing, and I LOVE all the photos with the different views and with the lights on! You are so creative, and these will be cherished! I can only imagine the face of your precious granddaughter seeing this! You are the Queen of Silhouette! Hugs! xoxo
Wow! This is just a masterpiece !! I can see how easily it would become addictive! I can't wait to see the next one !!
This is just a masterpiece ! I cannot wait to see the next one ! What a fun project !
Incredible!! You've done an outstanding job!!
Hugz
Sheree
Unbelievable! My jaw has dropped! The details! Wouldn't it be fun to see a house actually painted like that? Love how you used the paper just so. I can hardly even believe this. Wow!
What a beautiful creation....you picked perfect papers for this project!
This is something else......you need to make a village and display them. Beautiful work my friend.
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