This week I have been seriously getting started with Christmas cards. Although I have a lot of Stampin Up supplies, they do not have an ice skate. So I decided to use Electric Quilt 8 to make my own ice skate.
The design does take a bit of time to draw. The original video was around 35 minutes --but since nobody has time to watch a long video this month, I shortened it a lot (to around 12 minutes). When new points are presented, I talk through the mechanics -- but then speed up the video to demonstrate the execution.
Here are the images used in the video. They may be downloaded and used for tracing your own ice skate.
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Using the Ice Skate Design in Christmas Cards
I thought I would give you a sneak peak on how I chose to use the ice skate. I cut them out using my Cricket Maker -- and created a few designs using other card making supplies I had on hand.
I am planning to make about a dozen cards for friends in my ice skating community. Our Christmas party is next week -- so I best get busy. I will talk more about how I transferred the design and used it in Cricut Design Space next week.
I am also thinking that the skate could be used in a Christmas tree ornament as well. And could definitely be part of a quilt. What do you think?
I look forward to seeing your ice skate. Feel free to share pictures in the Learning EQ Facebook group.
Eileen Tuss
12/3/2022 10:52:09 am
Great lessons with wonderful examples. Thanks, Kari Comments are closed.
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