The blog hop makes a circle so if you are starting here just continue until you make your way back and you will have made it through them all. If you have already started and are coming from Michelle Loncar’s blog, “Show and Tell, with Michelle”, then you are on the right track.
When deciding what to create, I was inspired by the words in one of the stamps in this month’s stamp set…”Over the moon in love with you”. It made me think of my kids, as I’m over the moon in love with them. I then flipped through my Art Philosophy handbook for 3D project ideas, when I came across the pocket door hangers. I thought it would be nice to create a little gift for each of my kids to remind them how much I love them.
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| I painted the corrugated (milepost) shapes with pearl paint. After it was dry, I added silver glitz gel to the small star. I also used the glitz gel to add little dots, rather than using pearls, gems, or brads. |
Inks: Pacifica
Markers: Sky, Sunny Yellow, Cranberry
Embellishments: Dimensional Elements Mixed Shapes, Milepost Shapes, Silver Glitz Glitter Gel
Other: Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge, Create-a-shade Pearl Paint, Finishing Files, Sanding Kit, Bone Folder, Sponge, 3D Foam Tape, Paper Trimmer, Crimper (Fiskers), Tape Runner (3M – ATG)
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| One thing that is so much fun about clear stamps is being able to put more than one on a block and create your own background stamp. 🙂 That’s what I did (as shown in the picture below) to create the background for this project. After stamping it several times, I filled in any empty spaces with a small heart stamp. The other “special” thing I did with this one, was to cut the wide dark chocolate ribbon down to about a half to two thirds its normal width and then frayed the edges. I love the look of frayed ribbon. |
Inks: Cocoa, Desert Sand, Tulip
Embellishments: Opaque Mocha Gems, Dark Chocolate Grosgrain Ribbon, Natural Hemp
Other: Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge, Bone Folder, Sponge, 3D Foam Tape, Paper Trimmer, Crimper (Fiskers), Tape Runner (3M – ATG)
Here’s a look at the entire stamp set.
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Thank you for your sweet comment on my blog post. Not sure how I missed seeing your project. Love it! I finally worked on the courage to make a fry box and it was easier than I thought, so now I must try this fun project. Happy New Year!
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i love your artwork…what great projects:)
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What size do you cut that box Tamytha?
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Barbra…since I can hardly remember what I ate for lunch yesterday, remembering the size I cut this is a little fuzzy. 🙂 I just measured the final project and it's just about 11″ at the longest point. But if I remember correctly, I cut it to “fit page”. Hope that helps.
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