Clock Hanger TopperCompleted by Gwyneth George

I bought this file for cutting out using my Silhouette Cameo, but then I had the idea of testing out the Brother, online, "Canvas" application to convert the .svg file to the format needed for my Brother ScanNCut machine.

The file imported nicely into "Canvas" and I resized everything together so that the maximum size, across the top hanger, was just over 7" with all the pieces just filling the 12" square working area.

I downloaded and put onto my USB stick and put this into my ScanNCut. I cut the whole lot out twice, once out of white cardstock and once out of a deep maroon bordering on brown cardstock.

For this card I've used every other layer out of each colour, and I've also got a topper in the opposite colours ready to make up another card.

I used took an 8" square black card and chopped an inch off the bottom. I built up the topper attaching some layers with quick grab wet glue and some using 1mm deep, double sided, foam tape.

I used two of the circles that had cut out from the centre of some of the layers to make my greeting panel.

I've made it as a retirement card with the greeting "No More Working 9 to 5) covering the 9 and the clock hands set at 5.