LeighSBDesigns: Bubbly Depths Blog Hop 2021: "Under the Ocean" 3D Bubbly Depths SVG Cutz make by Val!

Sunday, June 13, 2021

Bubbly Depths Blog Hop 2021: "Under the Ocean" 3D Bubbly Depths SVG Cutz make by Val!

Howzit Creative Friends!

Hello and welcome to Day 1 of LeighSBDesigns June Blog Hop in celebration of our Summer 2021 Chapter 1 release, the Bubbly Depths Collection of SVG Cutz🧜🏻‍♀️

Cool down this Summer and dive into the Bubbly Depths to explore the magical world beneath the waves!

June 13 - 30th

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Our 2021 crafty festivies now continue into June with our new Bubbly Depths Blog Hop!

Everyone is welcome to come and join the fun using any stamp company supplies and products.

Make a splash this month and enter your Bubbly Depths SVG Cutz, mermaid, ocean, sea and nautical themed makes in the Linky Party located in the MAIN HOP POST with all the details on how to play and our few simple Hop Rules! The linky party closes at 5 minutes to midnight pacific on June 30.

Come and get creative with us and enjoy all the fabulous makes that will be shared all June long!

🧜🏻‍♀️🐠🦈 BUBBLY DEPTHS SALE 🧜🏻‍♀️🐠🦈

Check out LeighSBDesigns Etsy Boutique June Sale on now through June 30 midnight pacific!

Sale includes my new Bubbly Depths Collection of SVG Cutz 🎉

Day 1

Under the Ocean

Bubbly Depths SVG Cutz by Val

LeighSBDesigner Val kicks of our Bubbly Depths Blog Hop today with this MER-MAZING make featuring my Summer 2021 Chapter 1 release, the Bubbly Depths Collection🧜🏻‍♀️

Val used the 6 layer Bubbly Depths Rectangle Tunnel Cutz set to create her wonderful ocean scene!

Then populated her magical ocean world with the silhouette mermaid, 2 sharks, fish and the starfish included in the Bubbly Depths Ocean Life SVG Cutz set.

She assembled all the layers with foam tape to create the scrumptious 3D tunnel effect.

She then created from scratch a FIN-tastic stand with black cardstock to display this beauty! Val also made her own coloured cardstock for each layer using mixed media cardstock and Distress Oxide inks then cut them all out using her Silhouette Portrait, here’s a look at just one of the cut layers! The finished make is so dramatic don’t you think!