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Decrative Fireworks


With 4th of July almost here, I have just finished my firework softies.  I love how they turned out!


My favorite one is the statue of liberty because she is a bit differant then all the normal 4th of July stuff you see.  In other words, not a star.  So many of the decorations are stars and some lately have been kind of nautical themed.  I'm so not into nautical.  I do have plans to make a few more, but I fear I will not have the time to get them done for this year.  Wouldn't one with USA on it be cute? Oh and I think it would be great to just have one with polk-a-dots.  If I get really ambitious I might even make one with George Washington's head on it.

I made the statue one by looking at a picture and freehand drew her.  I think she came out well.  I traced out stars for the red one and the blue one.  The blue one is based on one that I saw on Punk Projects.  It's a super fun project and I love how it sits on my mantel.


Have a happy 4th!

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