Here is another project for the Cricut Circle's Blogiversary. The Challenge: Create a project of your choice using your Cuttlebug machine as the main focus. Your project must include at least 2 different Cricut Image Cuts.
This is an easy favor to make with just one cut from Princess Party and a buckle form Fabulous Finds Cricut cartridges. For a more sensible witch shoe, I cut a 1 1/2 in circle to make a closed toe shoe and glued the circle at the base of the shoe folding it to cover the open toe. I cut the purple rose from flower shoppe. The shoe cut was cut at seven inches. I cut another shoe and cut the surfaces that show on the outside of the shoe to roll through my Cuttlebug with the Swiss Dots folder. The buckle was de-bossed with Tiny Bubbles folder to give it a hammer metal look.
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Shut the front door...seriously this is awesome!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness - this is spectacular! I love the "oreo socks" and the shoes are terrific as well. WOW!
ReplyDeleteWOW girl. You should have a zillion more followers because all of your projects are AMAZING!!!!! this is no exception! I could not love these more. You are a paper crafting engineer! Those cookies are perfect for the striped stockings! I can't say enough good about this one! Hugs- Glora
ReplyDeleteOk I really love these shoes. I love your idea for the closed toe part. Awesomeness here!!!! Is that a word? Linda Harris
ReplyDeleteHOLY COW!!! This is fabulous! What a creative idea...your project ROCKS!!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are great :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute from afar and close up! Just adorable!!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fabulous! And such a fun project!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, love your project! Very unique and fun, would love to receive a treat like this!
ReplyDeleteSimply amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute and clever!!! I just pinned it on pinterest so I wouldn't forget!!! Just love it and how clever to use the the mint oreos for her striped stockings!
ReplyDeleteMelissa! This is so flippin' CUTE I can hardly stand it! :D :D :D LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! How clever of you to use those cookies as striped socks...love it!
ReplyDeleteToo cute! Love them!
ReplyDeleteThese shoes are just gorgeous Melissa!! love them...
ReplyDeleteWow, these are amazing!! And of course yummy! Fabulous papercrafting!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love these! The cookies look adorable in them!
ReplyDeleteGood luck in the challenge!
Colleen
These are absolutely adorable! Love how you used the oreos to make the witch socks.
ReplyDeleteSo Cool!
ReplyDeleteimagine what you could do
So so adorable. I love the shoes. I love how you used Oreos... to make the socks. I bet you could find the orange ones and those would be pretty in there too.
ReplyDeleteGreat job. Congrats on making project of the day the other day.
O M Goodness--these are terrific! Now I have to go buy that cartridge--lol. Truly amazing. TFS
ReplyDeleteI love your witch shoes, they are soo cute! I don't have a cricket or cuddle bug machine. is there a way I can make this without one? I would really like to try, any help appreciated! possiblykaren@gmail.com Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOk, I want to make these but I don't get how you make the base of the shoe. I understand how to make the buckle but how do you make the base.
ReplyDeleteSince some of us don't have a machine to do the cutting, could you open up one of the shoes to show us what it looks like flat? I would like to try to replicate it. Very cute idea!!
ReplyDeleteI love these saw them on pinterest that i just joined 2 days ago!
ReplyDeleteHi Melissa...these are darling! I don't have a creative bone in my body. Do you sell these? I'd be willing to pay! I'm needing #80! (for my daughters & nieces classmates!)
ReplyDeleteI'm serious! If you're interested, please email me & I'll give you my contact information & send payment to you!!!!
Amy
apdurnin@bellsouth.net
I really really really wanna make these, but I don't have any of the tools you listed. I agree with the last couple of comments. Do you know how to replicate it without the cuddle bug? I would really appreciate it out flat as well. Jenna.Buchanan@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI really really really wanna make these, but I don't have any of the tools you listed. I agree with the last couple of comments. Do you know how to replicate it without the cuddle bug? I would really appreciate it out flat as well. Jenna.Buchanan@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI also would love to make these as a Thank You gift for our RS Meeting next month for those speaking but I don't have the tools.
ReplyDeleteIs there a pattern that you could email me?
Jody