Hello and welcome to another New Release blog hop for Creations by AR! This month's new release is the beautiful Enchanted Lantern, with 3 window options. All files are available in SVG and DXF format, as well as PDF for those of you cutting by hand! After seeing all of the beautiful things you can do with this file, I know you're going to want one of your own! And here's how you can WIN your very own:
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Comments accepted until Friday, April 19 (12:00 noon EST)
One random winner will be announced April 20:
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Now, who's ready to see some beautiful Enchanted Lanterns?! Here's my version:
I chose to make an elegant "garden party lantern" in soft colors. I even covered the inside of the windows with vellum (who remembers vellum?!) for a softer, romantic light.
I created my lantern using the Avonlea Paper Pack and Avonlea Canvas Shapes from Close To My Heart, and paper flowers and brads (for flower centers) from my stash. I assembled the lantern using Scor Tape and adhered the flowers using Liquid Glass.
Here you can see my battery operated tealight. The lantern top conveniently sits on the lantern without adhesive, making it easy to remove and replace the tealight.
Here you can see what the lantern looks like "plain", on the back side. If I were making these for an actual Garden Party, however, I would definitely decorate at least two sides of the lantern. Wouldn't several of these look lovely as table centerpieces?
Now, I don't know about you, but I can't wait to see what the rest of the DT has created with this file! Before we go, be sure to leave a comment to be entered to win. (And I would love if you come back here on Thursday when I plan to have another version of this made.) Here's the list of DT members you should visit this month:
Adela - http://cbyar.blogspot.com/2013/04/creations-by-ar-april-blog-hop.html
Amy - http://tethered2home.com/?p=10167
Jak - http://www.jakheath.com/2013/04/enchanted-lantern-blog-hop-creations-by.html
Julia - http://createwithjulia.blogspot.com/2013/04/creations-by-ar-enchanted-lantern-april.html Lisa - http://www.lisasomerville.com/2013/04/enchanted-lantern-creations-by-ar-april.html Lori - <<<<<<<<< YOU ARE HERE >>>>>>>>>> Lyn - http://www.lynspaperpetunia.com/2013/04/creations-by-ar-new-release-hop.html Sue K - http://suesstampingstuff.blogspot.com/2013/04/creations-by-ar-new-release-lantern.html Sue M - http://www.suessentiments.org/2013/04/creations-by-ar-april-16th-release-blog.html
We had the same idea about vellum for the glass on our lanterns today Lori! what a great look with the lovely paper you used for your lantern and those pretty white flowers!
ReplyDeleteI really like the frosted glass look on your lantern. Very pretty. I can see so many uses for this template.
ReplyDeleteFicou delicada. Parecendo vidro.
ReplyDeleteAmei.
I love that you also used vellum for a luminary effect Lori! I will have to try this as well.
ReplyDeleteOh, my, Lori - this is lovely! Hard to believe these are crafted from paper! Hugs...
ReplyDeleteI love the soft elegant look of this lantern, and yes I think it would look beautiful as a summer table scape.
ReplyDeleteLove, love this romantic soft look on your lantern. Beautiful masterpiece!
ReplyDeletevery pretty
ReplyDeleteSuch lovley lantern. It is perfekt to use at my friends wedding.
ReplyDeleteI love this lantern template. It is so cute.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and elegant lantern.
ReplyDeleteYour lantern would look so elegant lighting up the deck on a summer evening
ReplyDeletelove the subtlety of your lantern, classy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely creation
ReplyDeletehugs Linda
Such beautiful lanterns on this blog. I'm so glad I'm taking this tour.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!
This is one of my favorites. Love the garden theme and the cut work flowers nestled on the side of the lantern. The frosted "glass" is very romantic-I would really love the see how this looks lit up.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. You're right, as centerpieces they would be sooo pretty!!
ReplyDelete~Anessa, funnnessa AT hotmail DOT com
Beautiful project. It has delicate frosted look.
ReplyDeleteYet another beautiful creation. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is so nice a great decoration for a bridal shower or something romantic like that.
ReplyDeleteGigi
Love this template. The possibilities are endless!
ReplyDeleteI could see this in For Always paper... Beautiful
Oh, this is lovely.
ReplyDeleteWonderful - they would look sooooo pretty :-)
ReplyDeleteIKE xxx
So elegant just love it. You girls are so talented.
ReplyDeleteVery delicately elegant. Just great.
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea for a garden party
ReplyDeleteI'll be cutting by hand -- these are just stunning! Love the window options!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful....i love this template
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty flowery lantern Lori!!!
ReplyDeleteQue bonita linterna!!! la decoración es muy femenina, es adorable!!! Besos!
ReplyDeleteLori, I love how you arranged the flowers along the top and side. Great job!
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