Two decorations to share with you today.
The first one is a tea bag folded star.
I got the pattern of the Internet but there's no link as I can't find where I got it from.
I made eight sections and glued them all together, then I covered it front and back with stickles, I embossed two wooden snowflakes with a glitter embossing powder and glued one on the front and one on the back.
This reindeer was a free kit in a magazine some time ago. It was very easy to make.
Showing posts with label Christmas Tree Ornament. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas Tree Ornament. Show all posts
Wednesday, 26 November 2014
Tuesday, 25 November 2014
Craft-Room Challenge - Christmas Decorations/No Cards
Good morning, it's my turn to choose the theme for the latest Craft-Room Challenge and I have chosen Christmas Decorations/No Cards.
Our sponsor for the challenge is Crafty Individuals,
For my DT project I've made a few Christmas tree decorations.
I wont show all the decorations today as my post will be too long so I'll share them with you over the next few days. I'll start off with the lantern as I was pleased with how it turned out..
I found the template for the lantern on Pinterest, here is the link.
I resized the template to fit on A4 card and printed it twice. I cut out one of the prints and cut out the windows, then I glued acetate over the windows. I scored and folded the sides and glued them to make the lantern shape.
With the second print I cut out the sides and top sections separately so that I could paint them.
I started by painting them with marlin Fresco Finnish and then covered them with Weathered Wood crackle medium. I left the Weathered Wood crackle to dry for a few hours and then painted Snowflake Fresco Finnish over it, this dried with a lovely cracked effect, I then sponged all the edges with weathered wood Distress ink, then I glued all the sides and top sections to the lantern. I put some Aleene's glitter snow on the top.
I die cut some ivy and leaves with a Sizziz die and green card and poinsettia flowers with a Spellbinders die and red card. I covered the die cuts with frosted lace Stickles. When the stickles dried I glued the flowers and leaves to the lantern and glued some beads to the centre of the poinsettias.
Our sponsor for the challenge is Crafty Individuals,
For my DT project I've made a few Christmas tree decorations.
I wont show all the decorations today as my post will be too long so I'll share them with you over the next few days. I'll start off with the lantern as I was pleased with how it turned out..
I found the template for the lantern on Pinterest, here is the link.
I resized the template to fit on A4 card and printed it twice. I cut out one of the prints and cut out the windows, then I glued acetate over the windows. I scored and folded the sides and glued them to make the lantern shape.
With the second print I cut out the sides and top sections separately so that I could paint them.
I started by painting them with marlin Fresco Finnish and then covered them with Weathered Wood crackle medium. I left the Weathered Wood crackle to dry for a few hours and then painted Snowflake Fresco Finnish over it, this dried with a lovely cracked effect, I then sponged all the edges with weathered wood Distress ink, then I glued all the sides and top sections to the lantern. I put some Aleene's glitter snow on the top.
I die cut some ivy and leaves with a Sizziz die and green card and poinsettia flowers with a Spellbinders die and red card. I covered the die cuts with frosted lace Stickles. When the stickles dried I glued the flowers and leaves to the lantern and glued some beads to the centre of the poinsettias.
Monday, 9 December 2013
Christmas Tree Ornament
This month the Gecko Galz DT are making Christmas ornaments, every couple of days one is being showcased, today it's my turn to have my ornament showcased.
I have made a Christmas tree decoration using a wooden bauble blank.
Image from the Gecko Galz Old Fashioned Christmas Collage Sheet.
I have made a Christmas tree decoration using a wooden bauble blank.
Image from the Gecko Galz Old Fashioned Christmas Collage Sheet.
Gecko Galz Holly Days Background Paper.
A Wooden Christmas Bauble Blank.
Green Acrylic Paint.
Americana Dura Clear Matte Varnish.
Sizzix Festive Greenery Strip Die.
Green and Gold Card.
Ice Stickles.
Red Beads and red ribbon.
Paint the wooden bauble green.
Adhere the Image to the front and the background paper to the back of the
bauble, then cover with a couple of coats of the varnish.
Die cut a couple of flourishes with the gold card and some holly leaves
with the green card, adhere them to the bauble, then add the beads.
Put some stickles on the holly and on the holly round Santas head.
When the stickles are dry add the ribbon.
This is the back of the ornament.
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