Make the Baby Kitty Colours Interactive Book

 

Now how cute is this?  It's a little book for a baby or toddler in the shape of a wee kitty.  Each page is a different colour and has an interactive flap with fun inside.

Not to worry for those of us who need it, I *had* to do an alternative cover!

Pull the flap down on each page to reveal a little kitty and behind the little kitty is the word describing the colour. Each page is three layers and if you use heavier cardstock it will be easier for little hands to hold.  I like to use a different shade when I cut the little kitty in the interactive flap. 

You can write a little message on the back of the front cover - and the back of any of the pages for that matter!  Fill it with love!

Here is a video tutorial to help you assemble the pages.

You can find all the elements to make this sweet book on my Silhouette store: https://bit.ly/2oAR9e6  Just search for "Suzanne Cannon interactive" if you have trouble finding it.

Have fun!
Just ask if you have any questions.

Suzanne 

(The video can be found on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/Ih05bRamvZg )

Halloween Rings!

Have you seen those plastic spider rings?  I used to have a few which I would bring out every Halloween.  Something triggered that memory and I thought, well why not try making some of my own rings.  Although I didn't do a spider (I thought all those legs might be a tiny bit too flimsy!), I did a bat, a ghost and a black cat (thank you to Tiger for providing the handsome profile).  They've been available on the Silhouette store for a few hours now.

 

I don't know, these things just crack me up....!  I hope they give you a smile, too!

 

 

Click here to go to the Silhouette Store!

 

 

And continuing in the silly fun theme, you can see the Halloween rings in action on Instagram!

 

Meet the brand new #quietfire Halloween rings! They're available right now in the Silhouette Design Store! @silhouette.inc #silhouettecameo #halloween #ring #digitalcutfiles Happy Haunting!

A video posted by Suzanne Cannon (@quietfiredesign) on Oct 24, 2016 at 12:00pm PDT