Well welcome to my blog. Aren't you just loving the
Scrumptious Sweet Blog Hop?
If you are just starting, you will want to go to Angie's at Scrappin' Memories & start from the beginning.
Here is the Hop list in case you get turned around.
Amy M. - http://aimitup.blogspot.com/
Amy V. - www.lovetocrop.com
Celeste - http://touchedbyabutterfly.blogspot.com
Desiree - http://p1x3lf3t1sh.blogspot.com/
Gaby - www.gabycreates.com
Jani - http://papercompulsions.blogspot.com/ +++You are here+++
Melin - http://cookingwithcricket.com
Yolie - www.justyolie.com
First of all...
I want to wish my blog friend Tammy a very happy birthday!
(Be sure and leave her a b-day comment when you go by her blog in a few minutes :)
In honor of Tammy's birthday, I have this fun group of birthday captions you can download.
That is what happened with my first project. I thought ,"how cute would a 3D gumball machine be."
Sounds cute. The files took a while to figure out and when I thought I had it together, it was a little disappointing.
It just needed something else.
(It does not work like a gumball machine. It is just a round box.)
I tired to add a stand.
Still not quite right.
I tried to add ribbons and bows.Still not quite right.
So I made something else.
(I was very happy with this one)
It is a step card that I converted to a SWEET shop.
(See the tab marked "step cards" for more info and a cut file for a generic side step card.
Go ahead and take a closer look.
Those cupcakes at the bottom of the display window are actually a ribbon that I got from Celeste. (she was your 4th stop on the hop over at Touched by a Butterfly) Thanks Celeste!
On the shelf above is a cake and some snow cones. What looks like sugary goodness is actually cotton balls sprayed with alcohol inks. ( I mix rubbing alcohol with several drops or re-inker in a medicine bottle)
If you get on your tip toes and really press your nose to the glass ( or crafting plastic in this case), you'll see even more goodies.
The best thing is that these sweet treats are "FAT FREE" :)
Here is an other shot of the little canisters in back.
And of course, I just HAD to put some paper flowers on my project.
I should mention that the beautiful label on the door is not one of my files.
I got that from Paulo over at MTC SCAL E-files
If you would like the SVG cut files and /or PDF templates & instructions for the Gumball Machine and the Sweet Shop:
1) Be or become a follow my blog.
2) Leave a comment or email me at papercompulsions@gmail.com
and request them.
Thanks for coming by! I hope you enjoyed your visit.
Your next stop is Melin over at Cooking With Cricket.













