This week is PET Week over at Robert's Craft Blog and some of us Designer's signed up for a full week of PET loving ideas that you can create for your fur babies..
Now I know everyone loves their furry four legged darlings
and some of us have furry babies...
So my project is a great idea for family and friends with
furry babies...or people who just love their pets...
I have 4 furry babies at my house
Ringo, Chip and Princess Penelope
and now Annabella
So here's a cute ornament I made for each of them... Ringo
Chip
Princess Penelope
This is easy to~do just use the bone cut off any of the cricut carts cut 4 from chip board, cardboard.. what ever you prefer... Glue them all together, stack some books on top too.. Let these dry overnight and make sure you get all edges glue down tight. Cut out your paper choice and glue down too... I inked around the edges to make them look aged... Once all is dry use stickers or cut outs letters for your pets name. I used stickers... remember this is suppose to be an easy project LOL Here the fun part... I used Judikins diamond glaze... Purchase it at Robert's Arts & Crafts to completely cover the cut out and make sure all of the edges are covered.
Let Dry overnight...(in a safe place) and TADA you have an
Now Annabella doesn't have a ornament as yet..
So here's a cute ornament I made for each of them... Ringo
Chip
Princess Penelope
This is easy to~do just use the bone cut off any of the cricut carts cut 4 from chip board, cardboard.. what ever you prefer... Glue them all together, stack some books on top too.. Let these dry overnight and make sure you get all edges glue down tight. Cut out your paper choice and glue down too... I inked around the edges to make them look aged... Once all is dry use stickers or cut outs letters for your pets name. I used stickers... remember this is suppose to be an easy project LOL Here the fun part... I used Judikins diamond glaze... Purchase it at Robert's Arts & Crafts to completely cover the cut out and make sure all of the edges are covered.
Let Dry overnight...(in a safe place) and TADA you have an
almost instant ornament to hang on your tree...
Now you just have to bling it up with a ribbon and bells


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