Groan..... I hate it when all the Christmas decorations have to come down and everything goes back to 'normal'. However, it has to happen so today I've made a start. Once all the decorations are put away, I usually like to throw myself into a project to take my mind off Christmas and get back into the crafting spirit. So when Ru at My SVG Hut sent me the file for this gorgeous Cuckoo Clock, I was thrilled. There's quite a lot of pieces to cut, but it was incredibly simple to assemble (psssst.... don't tell Ru, but I only looked at the instructions just the once, when I got a bit stuck with the little box section at the top!) I thought it was that easy, and pretty self-explanatory to put together. I did envisage spending several days making this though, but in fact I managed to get it finished this morning.
It was a lot bigger than I expected it to be too - I thought it would be about 6-8" high; it is in fact just short of an A4 card size. Here's another pic of it with my prize for completing it, to show you how big it actually is:
The decorative panels are Graphic 45's French Country papers. The little cavity in the top is just perfect for hiding a couple of truffles if you are giving it as a gift. This little beaut is staying here with me though - at least until I've made another, which I may be tempted to give away - watch this space!
Thanks for stopping by, and I would love it if you would leave some feedback, or if you have any questions you'd like to ask about it, and I'll definitely get back to answer them.
Have a great day! xxx
What a great project Anne. Must get my robot crop out again!
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Great Project Anne. We can count on you to come up with something to get our creative juices flowing.
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ReplyDeleteSuch a great project! Thanks for stopping by my blog and your kind words :)
Wishing you and yours all the best in 2015.
HUGS, Inger