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| Cinnamon Kitties in a basket |
The cutter has the tail attached to the side of his body. I cut it down his side and curled it to lay on his side in a more natural pose.
Simple cutter shapes can be changed easily to look just a little more enjoyable.
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| A whole flock of sheep |
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| This sheep has mustard seed "fleece" |
The cloves add wonderful fragrance to an already gentle cinnamon smell.
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| A whole collection of hearts |
So much you can do with a simple shape. Some have the wavy edge and some are smooth.
Then of course a lot of playing with embellishments. A little glitter, flowers, ribbons and lace. A gold hanging cord finishes them off nicely.
Later I'll share some three dimensional shapes that are a little bit of a challenge but so worth the effort . Until then,
Have a wonderful week and we'll see you soon.
Time to get busy
Great Big Gentle Hugs and blessings , Trudy
Hi Trudy,
ReplyDeleteThose cinnamon critters are very cute as are the hearts! I love the mustard seeds for fleece; very creative! I am so happy you stopped by to introduce yourself! I have signed up to follow your blog. Please stop by again real soon as I love the company! Have a wonderful weekend.
Blessings,
Sandi
Hi Trudy, welcome to blogland! You are getting off to a great start! One of the best ways to gain followers is to join some of the parites. My favs are Pink Saturday (see my post today for a link), Alphabe Thursday, REDnesday, and Vintage Thingie Thursday. Just look for any of my previous posts for links. Those Cinnamon Lambs and kitties are so cute! Have a wonderful weekend, Nan
ReplyDeleteThese are all just darling!!! I especially love the mustard seeds on your little sheep.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to blogging. So much fun!!!
M.L.
Oh so darling. I especially liked the mustard seed sheep. He looks all vintage and charming.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to blogging. It's a fun process.