Something borrowed, something blue. Something like a paper shoe.
I LOVE my Silhouette SD (it was the precursor to the Silhouette Portrait)
Screenshot of the Shoe
Here’s a screenshot of the shoe that I downloaded from Silhouette for .99 and then cut out. The shoe didn’t come with any directions on how to put it together, but I thought it was pretty easy to figure out. Actually, there may have been directions somewhere, but I didn’t search too hard. 😉
The Silhouette in Action
Here the Silhouette is cutting out the shoe. This pretty paper is from the Anna Griffin Isabelle Collection. The stuff you see on the edges of the Silhouette mat is paper still stuck there from a previous project.
This is what I had to deal with after I peeled it off the mat. It was pretty easy to figure out though because the Silhouette can score paper and this design had score lines. Simple! I just bent everything that was scored and stared at it until it turned into a shoe. LOL! 😉
See the computer screen in the background? Well, that highlighted red shoe is the design that I downloaded. Here I’ve glued parts of the shoe together using Beacon Adhesive’s Zip Dry Paper Glue
Flowers and brads and shoes…oh my!
I went through my flower stash and created these layered flowers to compliment the shoe.
Pretty from the side, back and front!
This shoe would be pretty as a place holder for tables at a party or event. You could even put treats in it. 🙂
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