Hot 4 Hybrid
Hello, it’s Andrea here again bringing you todays hybrid post. So, it’s November. Christmas is next month! How are your plans coming along? Bought the presents? Wrapped them? All sorted?
No? Me neither, I’m only just getting my head around the fact that summer is over. So I was quite pleased that I managed to get at least one present sorted out this week. My cousin Jack is 8, he’s into computer games, soccer and lego and for Christmas we’ll be giving him money but I always like to include somethign with the money for him to unwrap. I hit on the idea of making him a name hanger for his bedroom door.
I started by creating a digital image of what I wanted the sign to look like. I like to do this with my hybrid projects because then I can resize everything and only print out what I need, thus saving me ink
When I was happy with the layout and size I shuffled all the pieces around to fit onto a new document the size of my printer paper
After printing and cutting I began assembling the pieces onto a piece of chipboard
I cut the letters to spell Jack’s name from chipboard using my Big Shot die cutting machine and coloured them black with a marker pen
The last stage was to add brad fasteners to the top and tie through with twine
I used the Technoboy digital kit by Fee Jardine
I hope you’ve been inspired by my project, I’m off to make another 3 of these now for the other kids!
Love Andrea x
Sharon Kay said...
on November 3rd, 2010 at 9:03 am
This is adorable!! Is there more than the one boy in the kit? I didn’t see this one in the preview in the store! I’d love to see more of this kit.
blurooferika said...
on November 3rd, 2010 at 2:04 pm
Cute project! Which alpha do you use?? I only have the Sassy Serif one that’s all in caps, which is great, but I’d love a little more flexibility!
Andrea said...
on November 3rd, 2010 at 4:31 pm
The alphabet was a Sizzix/Stampin Up alphabet – my new favourite 🙂
Sharon – there are 10 little boys in the kit (2 designs but 5 different skin tones so 10 in total) You so need to get this kit for your robot stuff 🙂
Paula said...
on November 4th, 2010 at 10:44 pm
Adorable!