One sweet birdie
I'd seen this this cute owl box by Sarah in my Pinterest travels & loved the look of the wings. I wasn't really sure how she'd made them so I had a play & adapted the scallop circle punch to fit the curved side of the box. You can see all the pieces I used in this cheat sheet pic:
You might notice that it shows to add some birdie feet. Sadly, the modern label punch used is retiring (& I believe is now sold out) but she still looks cute without them. You could also use the blossom punch as an alternative (see penguin below). Here's a final joined pic so you can pin or save the 2 pics together to use later.
A Christmas Penguin
I used a bone folder to curve the punched ovals for his wings. I've given 2 options for the feet - using the blossom punch & modern label punch - both of which are retiring (I know!).
One other note - the Santa hat is attached to the box base using a punched word window, folded in half into an L shape. I attached one half to the back of the hat & the other to the base.
Here's the combined cheat sheet for him.
Thanks for visiting today. I have lots more curvy keepsake boxes to share so please pop back again soon.
Inky wishes, Di
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6 comments:
Many thanks.
Rene from OZ xo
super cute ideas. thanks for sharing. this will be on my daily inspiration blog post.
I love the penguin!!
This is so cute!
I love this!! Can you tell me the dimensions for the santa hat? Thanks!
would love to make these this weekend, dimensions for the santa hat? think that is the only thing I am not seeing; I am still such a beginner with this craft!!
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