Friday, May 14, 2010
Under the Sea
Made this little charm bracelet for my niece. Cut each of the animals from Create a Critter. They are all sea animals, except the hippo, I just liked the hippo and her little flower on her butt. The bracelet I got at a craft store, it's just a silver "add a charm" braceler. Each of the characters are cut at 2" on shrinky dink material, colored, hole punched and baked. Added some seashell beads.
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How precious! I never thought of using the shrinky dink for jewelry....great idea!
This is so cute. I just seen this at a crop I went to, someone used their heat gun to shrink them. I am taking DD to a crop next weekend for her Bday and we are going to work on some of these. I got a bracelet and necklace for her to make charms for. I am going to show her this pic to see if she wants to do sea animals.
Penny this is such an AWESOME idea!!! question though....Shinky dink, where can u find that in the craft store??? like what is it located near? and is it easy to use?? Never heard of it! LOVE IT !!
Oh My Gosh! That is so cute! Very nice work!
this is like the CUTEST THING EVER!!! She will LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!
Penny, this is awesome! It's been years since I played with shinky dink. I also love your truck filled with flowers. You rock!!!!!! Happy friday my sweet friend
What an adorable charm bracelet and what a great idea!
Thanks!
Pam
This is so cute! I really need to try cutting the shrinky dink material.
WOW! I will have to make this for a little friend of my son's! What an adorable project!
I just saw this in the Cricut Chirp. How exciting to be in the spotlight!! Congratulations!! It's a great bracelet - and a great idea!
This is super cute! I'm so glad you were the spotlight. This totally deserves it! Enjoy your new cartridge!
Penny...your bracelet is so unique and beautiful. The colors are so refreshing and summery. Beautiful work. I haven't used any shrinky dinky since my son was in elementary and I believe I still have the whole little machine in the attic somewhere, :) Congrats on being selected for the chirp...that is a big accomplishment, in my eyes anyway.
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