6 x 6 Class - Week 10 LOs

[jmp1022]

The arrows are not really hard.

draw a line on the back of the paper 1/2 inch from top all the way across the paper.

this will be where the bottom edge of arrows will be. Cut the width of each arrow, 1/2 inch wider.

Then angle the top to a point, use the first line to cut in 1/4 inch then make the 1/4 inch go to the bottom

of each side. Clear as mud?

I'll try to draw pictures if needed.

I have a cast on my left wrist.

[pbp908]

Jill! What in the world did you do???

[jmp1022]

Got my foot caught around the laundry cart and the other wasn't quick enough to catch me

[pbp908]

I'm starting to think that you and I were both standing behind the door when the ability to move gracefully was handed out! Hope you heal quickly!

[pamcook]

And caught up but I haven’t checked to see if she posted week 11 yet.

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[jfugina]

Love that bright fireworks layout Pam! I finally made it around to cutting out the titles and embellishments for my week 10 layouts. Cricuting with heavy cardstock is like childbirth.. you do it, you get through it, you "never again", and then after a while you wonder why you thought it was so bad and you endeavor to do it again. LOL.

[pamcook]

I love them and you are SO right about cutting cardstock!

[jfugina]

Thanks Pam. And it's true - once I started cutting vinyl, cutting cardstock seemed like SUCH an awful chore. Like almost as bad as fussy cutting depending on how much weeding was needed. Weeding vinyl is almost therapeutic, in a weird, satisfying sort of way. But trying to manage anything detailed with cardstock.. not quite as much fun. I do love the outcome once I'm done though.

[pbp908]

Pam and Julie - love these!