This summer, while up in Nova Scotia, Canada, I took a whale watch and we saw a whole bunch of humpback whales. They can be identified by the markings on their tails, or flukes. This isn’t a specific whale, but it represents what the markings can look like.
As part of the 2026 Summer Camp Nerd Games, I joined the Arts & Crafts Club and the supply item we had to use for July was a round cookie cutter, so I used it for my frame!
Whales are so cool! I love the way you positioned the different layers to give the scene depth.
This is so cool! It’s instantly recognizable as a whale, and what a neat way to use a cookie cutter (of all things).
Oh my! A cookie cutter as a shadowbox for a layered paper scene is brilliant! And your fluke is a great way to memorialize your whale watching trip!
Brillaint! I love the look you achieved!
Fantastic! The dimension is awesome! Love this shadowbox idea.
Oh that’s so adorable!
