October A Cut Above Project
For October I created a geometrical pumpkin from SVGCuts.com, using fabulous paper from Cutcardstock.com. I added some fairy lights inside but kept this incredibly simple.
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What a unique pumpkin design! Love this and that you included the mini lights inside. Thanks for your wonderful inspiration as part of the team at A Cut Above.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, this is amazing. It looks like it was so much fun to create, I love making 3D paper things. Simply FABULOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteSo unique love that you have the lights inside it...very cool great job, have a good day/weekend. Cheers, L
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