So, a little sad that I am sharing the last couple of posts I will be doing for Core'dinations.  After almost a year of working with Core'dinations  and before that with Darice I have to say I am a bit sad that our relationship is ending.  Before I go though, I want to share with you a few fun things I made (oh, and I will continue to make with their papers....just so much fun).  So, without further ado.......my Whimsical Paper Lighthouse.

Whimsical Lighthouse Supplies:
- Core'dinations Tim Holtz Kraft Core Nostalgic Collection 12x12
- Core'dinations Core Basics Vellum
- Core'dinations Core Basics Patterns Red Large Dot
- Core'dinations Core Basics White Canvas Texture 80 lb. 12x12
- Core'dinations Sand it Gadget (if desired)
- Lighthouse svg file from SVGCuts.com
- Miscellaneous Embossing Folders (if desired)
- Hemp Twine
 Step 1:  Cut all pieces from desired colors.   I know it seems like a lot of pieces, but this project is really quite easy to assemble.
Step 1:  Cut all pieces from desired colors.   I know it seems like a lot of pieces, but this project is really quite easy to assemble. Step 2:  From here you could simply assemble the lighthouse using the video directions from SVGCuts, or you can add some dimension and texture to your pieces by embossing.  I began with the blue pieces and the Darice Honeycomb embossing folder.
Step 2:  From here you could simply assemble the lighthouse using the video directions from SVGCuts, or you can add some dimension and texture to your pieces by embossing.  I began with the blue pieces and the Darice Honeycomb embossing folder.
Step 3:  For even more interest, sand the embossing to reveal the Kraft-Core underneath.
Step 4:  Continue embossing and sanding your pieces.
 Step 5:  From here I simply assembled the lighthouse using the video instructions provided and added a bit of twine around the base.
Step 5:  From here I simply assembled the lighthouse using the video instructions provided and added a bit of twine around the base.
You can add a battery operated tealight or LEDs to your lighthouse to add a pleasing glow.
~Nancy
 
 



 
 
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