Here's what it looks like in motion:I'm still playing with the German Candle Pyramid idea for scherenschnitte. I've always loved those things and even remember the first one I ever saw. One of my neighbors had one and I fell in love with it when I was around eight. Snipping these makes me want to go out and buy a real one.
Scherenschnitte Candle Pyramid #2
Originally uploaded by Snippety Gibbet
9 comments:
I really like your craft. It's awesome. I would never have the patience to do that.
Thank you for the comment on my blog. I will have to try to upload my video a different way this time.
Thanks for your comment on my blog. I came to see what you are up to here. It's amazing, really. Beautiful. I'll come back to see some more.
Hi Jan!
I LOVE your scherenschnitte pyramids!
Kim :-)
Snip, these mobiles you're making are just gorgeous!! What kind of paper are you using?
Thanks, Pat. I'm experimenting with different papers. I had been using a thin, almost tissue like paper called "Dippety Dye" paper. The last one is regular drawing paper. I think I'll stick with the drawing paper now, as the other is almost too flimsy.
That is so beautiful! We have a German pyramid, which will be coming out of its box tomorrow - it's a lovely symbol of Christmas for me.
Merry Christmas!
Hey Snip, thanks for looking at my button mirror. How long does it take you to do a pyramid? Looking around at your awesome work, my favorite is the fall themed cutting with the tree branches and the child jumping in the leaves. Cheers--Diana
Your playing around with this idea has resulted in some really stunning pieces Jan.
oh my -- I am blown away by this incredible piece!!!
I am having a giveaway contest for my new book over at my blog -- come see.
Susan
xo
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