I dug into my sheets of Crafty Secrets Easter-themed Creative Scraps and ran a glue pen's width of glue around the edge of the cut-out image. Then I dumped Martha Stewart white-gold glitter to the edges to give it sparkle.
I cut a backing-sheet out of cardstock to fit the image, and had some skewers in my craft cabinet that I got at the grocery store a while ago (barbeque/shish-kebob aisle). All I did was take zip-dry paper glue and run it around the edge of the backing and stuck the vintage image over the top! (Run a line of glue on the top of the wooden stick too, before you stick the image down.)
Next, I took some wide organdy ribbon scraps (these were from Michaels' $1.00 spot) and tied the organdy to the skewer. I quickly ran my heat gun along the edges of the ribbon, which melts the ribbon and makes it ruffly! That's IT! DONE! 10 minutes each; 15 if you're screaming at the kids or hubby at the same time! I also took a silver gel pen and outlined the bunnies for extra shimmer, but this step is optional! Keep it easy!
Peace, out!
L.
Next, I took some wide organdy ribbon scraps (these were from Michaels' $1.00 spot) and tied the organdy to the skewer. I quickly ran my heat gun along the edges of the ribbon, which melts the ribbon and makes it ruffly! That's IT! DONE! 10 minutes each; 15 if you're screaming at the kids or hubby at the same time! I also took a silver gel pen and outlined the bunnies for extra shimmer, but this step is optional! Keep it easy!
Here's what they looked like after I was done with them. They look like they took forever, but seriously, I did them all so quickly, Mom and Grams will NEVER know how LITTLE time I put into these!
Hope you have a peaceful, happy Easter full of friends and family!
Peace, out!
L.
11 comments:
Hi!
I live in MN also...in a suburb of the TC!!
I love all your cards and ideas and believe I receive your email
letter and somehow I found your blog.
Thanks for sharing all your great ideas..come visit me sometime...I "dabble" in card making and altered arts:)
Thanks,
Deb
Oh how stinking clever this is!!! Awesome idea! Have a wonderful Easter Lisa!
What a great idea, Lisa! This would be perfect for so many different holidays and occasions - I'm thinkin' teacher appreciation week. Thanks for the inspiration!
Happy Easter!
How cute!! They are gonna love them!Chick....You are so talented. Have a wondeful Easter weekend.
Marie H
Thank you SO MUCH for showing us how to make these! These would be great for so many occasions.
And, good for you, you got a lot of Easter goodies made; here it is, Saturday, and I haven't even planned my kids' baskets yet...better get moving, I guess!
Have a wonderful Easter!
Super cute!
Hey, love the new format of your page. Those Easter picks are so great. What a simple yet fabulous idea!
SUPER cute idea. You're just the QUEEN, baby!
Those are adorable Lisa! What a great way to dress up a plant or flower! Very sweet! I hope you had a wonderful Easter!
Hugs,
Melissa
What a fabulous vintage look--pure sweetness!
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