Tedious work…but the results are very satisfying. This is going to be worth all of your hard work in the end.
What a great idea! I think it would only work for decorating a surface like the floor or a roof.
Thank you, Sue! My love of baking videos finally came in handy ![]()
Thank you, you’re very kind - I was just so excited when I hit upon a solution that worked.
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Thank you so much, Tricia! ![]()
Thank you so much, Jeanne, and you’re welcome - I would love to see what you make with your Cricut!
Thank you so much, I think so - I like how easy the click together pieces fit, but sometimes they do look a little flat to me.
Thank you so much, Nita! The tree was one part that I really had a strong idea of what I wanted to see. The other elements I was going to play by ear. I think this will really make the scene glow.
I agree that it’s better for flat surfaces, definitely. With the more 3D things I’ve been manually glueing and placing the fluff.
Oh…it absolutely does! It looks fantastic.
It’s amazing the skills that previous hobbies bring to miniatures lol
You are very welcome.
Thank you for the tips. The tree looks so realistic. I love it
Now I know how to glue the powder ![]()
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That’s so true! Although the main hobby being drawn on in recent times is shopping ![]()
You’re very welcome, and thank you - it took me a little trial and error to work out how to work with it, so I just wanted to share ![]()
Wow, it’s fantastic! Thank you for this tutorial! I’ll try it soon to colour my autumn project. Amazing ![]()
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Thank you so much, you’re welcome! I’m very happy that you found this helpful ![]()
You’re welcome, Joy! I was so excited by my solution that I had to share ![]()