Chris said the hardest part was rinsing and cutting all the cans. (She used her Craft & Rubber Scissors, #103179, $19.95 to cut the cans open.) Turns out this can be a dangerous (read: sharp!) procedure, but once you die-cut the can, the edges are smooth.Chris layered two snowflakes for this ornament. Here are some more die cut soda can snowflakes she gave me.
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This is SOOO pretty! I should totally try this! (God knows I drink enough pop...) It's funny because I actually just bought some magnets and ornaments on ebay made from cans too! Check it out: http://stores.ebay.com/cancraftsstore
ReplyDeleteHow exciting to see my ornament and snowflakes here...thanks for sharing it!!
ReplyDeleteOoh, great project! I have a few ornaments that I need to give as presents this year, so these will be perfect.
ReplyDeletethese are beautiful !!! I love how the edges aren't sharp once they are die cut. Will have to try this.
ReplyDeleteWell what a cute idea. Don't have the snowflake punch or die but very cute. Wish I had thought of it.
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