Before I tell you about today's project I wanted to announce the next giveaway!
I made the ornament using the Close To My Heart Artfully Sent and Art Philosophy cartridges. To make this particular project exactly as I made it, you will need to use my Explore file. Unfortunately, the file will not open. It is something Cricut is working on, so hopefully at some point soon I can post the file.
I used a plastic clear ornament and just used one side for the front. The back is completely backed by the scalloped circle cut. The inside is a card cut that I sliced into a circular shape. Then I added some chunky glitter.
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Is that a glass ornaments or plastic?
ReplyDeleteOMG Melanie Your Ornament is Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteYou truly did one outstanding creative job and to be your first ornament is a huge WOW it turned out spectacular I love it!!! Thanks too for your awesome giveaway fingers so crossed!!
YOU so ROCK!!
So beautiful! I want an Explore so badly, but it is just not in the budget. I keep entering any giveaway I find and praying to win. I love the blue-green hue to this ornament. thekimmiefiles at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cute ornament. It might be outside your comfort zone but you nailed it! Too bad the file can't be shared but for now, it's uniquely yours. And that makes it even more special.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great week! :)
The ornament is so cute! Love it.
ReplyDeleteYour ornament is adorable! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove the ornament!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome!!! Always looking for ornament ideas for my little guys to make and this is a keeper. Your rockin' the Explorer!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the snowy scene in this ornament.
ReplyDeleteMelanie the ornament is adorable. Where did you find an ornament that you can take apart?
ReplyDeleteI would never have thought to use that cartridge to make an ornament! Yours is very nice and creative.
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteLeslie
Pretty ornament. I have used the plastic snap apart ornaments bought at Michaels and they are great. Made 2 with items inside using both pieces of the ornament. Not done one like yours but want to give it a try. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
What a great ornament-very cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute ornament! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow Looks like I will be making some of these for Christmas 2015. Perfect to start on in January. Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteYour ornament is amazing and so pretty Melanie! I'm glad you went out of your comfort zone and made this, I just love it! Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteWOW!! I LOVE this ornament! This is such a great idea. I love the snowglobe effect!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute ornament. I like the use of the glitter to add dimension to it. Can you show how to slice something in a circle like you did on the Explore?
ReplyDeleteSo love your ornament Melanie! The chunky glitter is great on the inside for sparkle!! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful !!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful ornament! These would make great Christmas gifts.
ReplyDeleteWow! You outdid yourself this time. It is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWonderful ornament, wonderful creation. Happy holidays to you and your family
ReplyDeleteMareen
Great ornament craft to do with the little one's!TFS
ReplyDeleteRosebud222222222
I love this ornament. Now I want to try and make one!
ReplyDeleteWow-so cool looking!!!!!!! You knocked this challenge out of the park!
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Michelle