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Showing posts with label Ready For Takeoff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ready For Takeoff. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 27, 2016

Fly high for a birthday wish!

Hello SVG Attic's! DT Sonja here. This little set was fun to make! Once I finally figured out what color scheme I wanted that is! I debated for weeks on this one. Did I want to go traditional colors or mix it up a bit. 

I decided to mix it up a bit! 

 I started with the plane which while it looks intimidating in the design area, it actually is easy to put together! 
 Since this is a birthday set for my brother in law, I made sure that the wheels turn and the propeller spins (manually that is). He's a tinkerer! 
 As long as I have known him, he's had a fascination with planes and now he gets to work on them for a living! 
 The card I changed just slightly. I added the stars and changed the design on the back fin just to match the plane. 
 The propeller on the card also spins
 I popped the cockpit and back fin up just to give it a bit of depth! 
Materials Used: 
DCWV  11"x17" 'Double-sided Black White Grey'
'White Ginger' stack
'Envelopes' stack 
SVG Attic Files:
SDS 'Ready for Take off'
SDS Ready For Take Of


Craftwell eBrush
Sharpie Markers
Nicole 'Embellish It' 8MM Brads
Scotch ATG Gun
Aleene's Tacky Glue
Silhouette Cameo



Monday, May 18, 2015

Birthday Plane card ~ with Angeline Choo

Happy Monday!
Angeline from ScrappyScrappy sharing with you a gate card I made for a cute boy's birthday that is coming up.

I have used the SDS Ready for Take Off kit which is just perfect for boys (and men too)!

SVG Attic: Birthday plane card with Angeline Choo #svgattic #scrappyscrappy #card #readyfortakeoff

I have found some paper which was perfect for this coz it had airplane motifs on it. I used some unconventional colors of green & orange and it turned out wonderfully! :) I also added some enamel dots to the clouds for that extra texture.

SVG Attic: Birthday plane card with Angeline Choo #svgattic #scrappyscrappy #card #readyfortakeoff

The best part about this card is the propeller can actually move! Perfect for the birthday boy to have fun with his birthday card.

Thanks for stopping by.
Have a wonderful week ahead.

Angeline Choo
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Tuesday, January 13, 2015

Let's Take Off ~ with Angeline Choo

Hi. It's Angeline sharing with you today's project I made using the "Ready for Take Off" kit.


When I saw this plane - I had to make it! I absolutely love how huge it is. The wing spans about 11 inches long.


Oh and did you know the propeller actually moves?


Need a gift for your boy or man? This would be perfect! :)

Have an awesome week ahead.

~Angeline~

Friday, November 21, 2014

Steam Punk Top Hat ~ with Courtney

When SVG Attic came out with the aviator goggles I new exactly what I was going to make with them.  A Steam Punk Top Hat.


I used 2 different kits for this project.

The aviator goggles are from the Ready for Take Off kit and the Top Hat is from the SDS Charmingly Green kit.  I just left off the buckle.

I searched through my stash to embellish with all sorts of interesting pieces.

I love how it turned out and I hope you do to.

Thank you for stopping by.

Have a fabulously crafty day ! ♥

Saturday, September 6, 2014

Aviator Goggles and Plane with Beth

Hello all!  Have you seen the awesome aviator sets that SVG Attic has come out with?  If not, you really need to check them out especially if you have boys or any guys in your lives who like airplanes :)  I made the aviator goggles and the slice airplane from the Ready For Takeoff kit at the request of my two older boys.
 Here is a closeup of the plane.  It is actually part of the mobile, I just cut off the loops at the top that allow it to hang.  It is actually very sturdy for my kids to play with and the propeller even turns :)
 Here are the goggles all by themself.  I attached a sentiment tag using Trendy Twine and the stamp is from Unity Stamps.  I thought the saying really encompassed the fun my boys have with these!
This is a closeup of the details that are on the side of the goggles...awesome, right?!?
 I had sized these goggles with my 4 year old in mind.  Then my 7 year old wanted to use them and they didn't fit around his head.  So I hand cut a piece of cardstock the same width as the existing straps and punched holes in it for an extender.
 It worked perfectly!  Now my 7 year old wears these almost every day for fun :)

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I hope you have a wonderfully crafty day!

Beth
Beth's Beauties