He’s so simple yet so cute 💚💚💚. He’s 30 inches and pretty much seamless. I love all the colors that were used with a variety of cardstock - shimmer, glitter, Swiss dots. And I loved duplicating the holly and adding some shape/curl to make it stand out on his shirt.

It’s done!!!! Snoopy with real lights and faux snow … it’s better than I had imagined ❤️❤️❤️. Thank you for joining my live on Instagram where we brainstormed and came up with a better idea for the lights!!! This tutorial is broken up into quite a few sessions cause it was definitely time consuming 😝😂🤣… but so worth it IMHO 😁.

This adorable layered cardstock ornament was a breeze to make but looks SO good when its done!

I finally did it 😁. Using polycrylic to get that beautiful glitter to stick. Did your kids fall for it???

Learn how to make these easy Christmas ornaments that are coated on the inside with polycrylic, filled with faux snow and decorated with gold leaf and gold vinyl lettering.

Tips and tricks for an off the mat project.Make baby grinch with me!!! 💚. 30 inches of cardstock 💚💚💚.

I finally hopped on board to make one of these. They’re 3 inch flat disc plastic ornaments from @michaelsstores. Unless you have a serious dislike for this shape, it’s the easiest to work with and to add adhesive vinyl.

Tips:

💚 the face image is 1.9 inches for the 3 inch bulb; the one on the left is 1.5 inches which is too small in my opinion.

💚 use minwax polycrylic protective finish - I’ve used this in the past and do not have any discoloration issues.

💀 Jack and sally - 37 inches x 22 inches of cardstock.

Look at that hair shine! I’m so excited to have discovered a new brand of glitter cardstock - Ground Up Creations!Now for the tips:💀 - at 37 inches they are practically seamless!!! In the video you can see a seam running through her dress. But that will disappear when this is glued to a foam board. It will stay flat and won’t catch the light reflection.