Elaine Woodhouse will be teaching one of her 'fantasmo' classes this Sunday afternoon at Art 'n Soul; there are a couple of spots left if you want to be one of the lucky students who will make this charming pin:
Come into the store or call us at 360.357.6820 to see if you can still sign up. The fee is $30 per student. |
From the May Arts blog . . .
I’ve made a quick frame using their Once Upon a Springtime line- easy to make it look great with little work, since there is such detail in the paper! Here’s what we’ll end up with:
Starting with a frame from Michaels or Joanns- I stained it & let it dry overnight.
Get out the mod podge & pour it on!
I use a foam brush to get a smooth layer.
Attach your paper, smooth out any air bubbles & let it dry (with a paper that has a clear top/bottom, make sure you’ve got the dowel hole in the right spot!) Next grab your exacto knife & trim the excess.
You’ll end up with this:
Now grab a sanding block or paper & smooth the edges!
Here’s the hardest part - which gorgeous May Arts ribbon will you embellish it with?
I went with the 5/8” faux suede with ruffle edge, the 7/8” crochet, & the 1.5” silky crush.
I cut a few pieces of the ruffle, a piece of crochet & border punched some of the Graphic 45 & layered them with hot glue.
I tied a pretty bow & hot glued it on. I added die cut & punched butterflies as well.
And here’s the final product again!
I also made some quick cards:
More of that pretty paper border punched & layered with ivory satin pleats, crochet & velvet ric rac. The big bow is the ½”solid/wrinkled ribbon that’s been tea stained!
And one last card - this one couldn’t have been easier - the focal image is a die cut image! More patterned paper, same crochet & ½” wrinkled ribbon!
Stay warm and enjoy the snowflakes falling from the sky . . .
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