Last month I was asked to do a project for the Cornish Heritage Farms blog that used a featured product. This is what I came up with! It also worked out great as a gift for my daughter-in-law whose birthday is on Christmas and whose children are in the frame! awwww, cute kids!
- Supplies:
Ink
Clearsnap Fluid Chalk, rouge, pink pastel
Ranger Distress, vintage photo
Stazon, timber brown
Versamark
Stamps
Polka Dot backgrounder
Hugs and Kisses
Paper
Georgia Pacific white
Prism, razzleberry light, medium
Tsukineko Jumbo Dauber
Ribbon
American Crafts
Brads
Queen & Co
Spellbinders Nestabilities
Ellen Hutson
Copic Marker
Rose red R85
Ranger Glossy/Matte Accents
Gesso
Cuttlebug/embossing folder
Sakura White gel pen
Wooden Frame
Blueberry tin
Glue dots
ATG
Dimensionals
Project Instructions:
1. Hugs and Kisses Can (the can is from a blueberry muffin mix, using a can opener that lifts the lid rather than cutting)
Measuring the diameter of the can, I stamped the Large Polka Dot backgrounder several times in Clearsnap Fluid Chalk ink, Pink Pastel and cut 2 strips. (one for the outside, one for the inside) The strip for the outside got daubered with Ranger Distress ink, Vintage Photo using a Tsukineko Jumbo Dauber. (I have one for each color family of Ranger inks!)
Each strip was fastened using my ATG applicator.
Using my Spellbinders Nestabilities, I custom cut the scalloped rectangles to fit the sentiment from Kim’s new set, Hugs and Kisses, and the can.
Two mini brads from Queen & Co and ribbon from American Crafts completed the can.
For the lid, I used my Nestabilities again to cut a circle and scalloped circles.
The plain circle was run through the Cuttlebug with the Bubble embossing folder and daubered with Vintage Photo. I used Matte Accents to glue the base circle and tape gun for the scallops.
I stamped the chocolate candy from Kim’s new set, Hugs and Kisses, 3 times, with Versamark and Stazon Timber Brown and one coat of clear ep. Each candy was cut out and is on a dimensional. I formed a bow from ribbon and stitched it in the center. The bow is adhered to the lid with a glue dot.
2. Hugs and Kisses Frame
Found a reduced bin at Joann’s with these wooden frames for 50 cents! I sanded off the painted picture and gave it a coat of Gesso.
Large Polka Dot backgrounder was stamped in Clearsnap Fluid Chalk ink, Rouge.
I used the Jumbo Dauber again around the outer and inner edges with Ranger Distress Vintage Photo.
The sentiment and butterflies were stamped with Versamark and Stazon Timber Brown with a coat of clear ep.
Copic Marker, Rose Red R85, used to color the heart and butterflies. The heart has a coat of Glossy Accents. The sentiment is mounted on Nestabilities of Prism paper, Razzleberry light/medium. Sakura white gel pen used for the dots.
X’s/hearts stamped in Stazon Timber Brown
I used a drop of Matte Accents to attach the butterflies and sentiment.
Ribbon by ? tied around frame.
4 comments :
What a cute project, Dawn! Thanks so much for your clear and concise directions. I'm sure that your DIL really appreciated the gift! I especially love the picture frame, and can't wait to make one of my own.
- dlm.
Great altered items! Love the colors and the polka dot BG! TFS! Where did you get that muffin mix?
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