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In & Out of Studio 3D
Thursday, 27 November 2014
Kit Design Work - 3
Topic: Some Backlog

Flowers and Flourishes kit had a theme of 'Mothers' and featured the technique of 'Spirelli'. The kit contained glimmery papers in lavender and light blue, sheer ribbons, flowers, rhinestones, rubber stamps, decorative papers, floral stickers, and scalloped diecuts in a variety of sizes. 


 The kit also included three spools of metallic thread for winding on the scalloped pieces.


My plan in designing these cards was to cut the scalloped circles or find other ways to turn them into something else for the sake of the design.  This card is a pretty straightforward design:


This card uses the spirelli as a clock face:


This one cuts away parts and uses them a sea shells:


This cut and reassembly makes the spirelli into a butterfly:


this card layers three sizes of cut spirelli to create a peacock:


These flowers were designed with unwound scallops and many stickers:


This uses the spirelli as the wheel on a wheelborrow:


This one becomes a teapot:


And this one uses two spirelli posing as an old-fashioned bicycle:


This is the kit that I have seen in the advertising most often.

Ddd

 


Posted by studio3d@ccgmail.net at 12:01 AM PST
Updated: Friday, 17 October 2014 5:29 PM PDT

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