This is made from a battery operated tealight.
The scalloped base has a hole in the bottom so that you can turn it on and off as well as change the battery.
I cut the flowers on my Cricut then rolled them with a quilling tool. The leaves were also cut on my Cricut machine.
The only thing I wish I would have done differently is to not glue the sides of the top paper down on the edges. I'll do another one and see if I like it better that way.
14 comments:
Oh my gosh, this is amazing! What complex and delicate work, it must have taken so long and so much concentration!! If there were a museum of crafts, this should be in it. It is one of the cutest things I have ever seen! You have outdone yourself.
How sweet! Such delicate and intricate work!
I LOVE THIS!!
ps...also see the face in the cloud from your previous post (of course, me being bird-brained, I see an owl face).
this just might be my most favorite craft of all your crafts. I LOVE IT... really I do!!!!!
This is adorable. I love the colors. My favorite. No calorie is the best way to go.
Have a fabulous day, Ann. Big hug to you and lots of scritches to Gibbs. ♥♥♥
OMFG! That is amazing. Where do you get that patience to do that? (How big is it? I bet it’s tiny, right?)
That's adorable!!
And I just noticed the leaves are textured in such a way as to make then look really real. This whole thing just blows me away.
Really like this, very cheerful. Need to maybe get a few crafts going, my home is empty being by myself again.
So stinkin' cute! I love it! :)
You are so dang creative! That is so fabulous! I love it! Even if I wasn't doing the Whole30 right now I'd want that cake over a real piece! Well, maybe...no, I'd want that one! So cute!
This is so cute! Those roses are awesome!
Well how cute is that and yes I love a good cake, only I like to EAT mine! haha....that is adorable.
Post a Comment