CTMH Wreath Kit - Grateful

Hello, fellow Craft Fans!

Spent some time working on this fun Wreath project! I changed up the back to match our interior by cutting out and painting a piece of the packaging a warm grey color. I also painted the Grateful in a bright white. I used all of the included leaves, but not the bow. I created centers in the flowers using Stickles ($3.50). It was fairly simple to put together using the CTMH Liquid Glass (Z679, $8.95). There are a few other options for words including - Be Kind, Stay Awhile, Create, and Love. Each kit comes with the wooden wreath base and word, 4 choices of background paper, leaves, flowers, and paper bow for $24.95.

Please check out my website to purchase, or let me know and I can add yours to my next order (Local delivery only).

Hand Sanitizer Wrap

Bath and Bodyworks 

Hand Sanitizer Wrap (pocketbac)

This was a cute gift I shared with my coworkers this year! Fitting for 2020.

Materials:
Solid cardstock
Patterned cardstock
Paper Trimmer
Scoring Tool (scoreboard, or bone folder and trimmer)
Adhesive
5/8” circle punch
Corner rounder
Small Velcro dot
Stamp/Decoration for top edge (Optional)

Instructions:
Cut 2” by 11 5/8” strip of solid cardstock

Score at: 1”, 3 ¼”, 4 ¼”, 7 ½”, & 8 ½”

From the edge with the 1” score line, punch a circle in the center of that section.
On the other end of the strip, round the corners

Cut patterned paper pieces with the dimensions:
2”x 1 ¾”
3” x 1 ¾”
2 7/8” x 1 ¾” – round corners on one end

Adhere 2” patterned piece to section next to circle.
Adhere 3” patterned piece to center section, pay attention to orientation if your pattern is directional.
Adhere 2 7/8” patterned piece to rounded end.

Fold up the box with the patterned pieces on the outside of the wrap.

You can add embellishments and stamping now if you like.

To wrap around the bottle, you will need to remove the lid to get the neck through the circle.

Adhere the Velcro dot where you would like the wrap to close.

Paper Fold - Quilting

Happy Wednesday!!

Today I worked on a super cute scrapbook layout using double-sided paper. It was super quick and has a few options for layouts!  It uses one piece of patterned paper and 1-3 pieces of solid paper depending on your choice of layout. The first image is the full page layout. The second images are the layout cut in half and added to a base page to make a two-page layout.
It can also be adapted for cards. - see in the final image. This used half of a 12x12 sheet of two-sided patterned paper.