Showing posts with label Tabletop Display. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tabletop Display. Show all posts
3D Altered Art
Berry Basket
Echo Park Paper
Hello Winter Collection
Tabletop Display
Winter
The trees were painted with a leaf green acrylic paint and allowed to dry thoroughly.
Winter Wonderland Berry Basket
Berry basket displays make a world of fun that can be added
to an end-table or shelf...sort of like a snow globe, but without the glass!
I have this cute piece that was shared over at the
ECHO PARK PAPER BLOG
Pulp berry baskets are very popular right now, so they’re pretty easy to find at craft stores,
flea markets or a farmer’s supply. Today I have chosen a dark turquoisey/aqua
colored basket, a couple of wooden trees that I found at Hobby Lobby, some craft paint
and stencils from the “Hello Winter” Collection.
The trees were painted with a leaf green acrylic paint and allowed to dry thoroughly.
Next, I used the Mini Dot Stencil, the Snowflakes #2 Stencil, white acrylic paint and
a sponge brush to apply the stenciled design to each tree. You will want to use a
‘dry brush’ type of method with the stencils, so be sure to tap out any excess
paint before dabbing over the stencil.
After the stenciled areas were dry, enamel dots, stickers, chipboard stickers and/or
Designer Brads were used to decorate the fronts. A sturdy paper straw was glued
to the back of each star and set aside.
A piece of floral foam was cut so that it would fit down into the basket. Next, a thick
coating of pearlized modeling cream was slathered on top of the foam , sprinkled
with clear glitter and then allowed to completely dry. You can also use a textured
snow or cotton batting for covering the foam!
While allowing the foam to dry, the chipboard polar bear was glued to the front of a
paper straw and his cheek was embellished with a pink enamel dot.
The straws were cut to the desired lengths and then inserted into the foam.
Use a dab of glue around the bottom of the straws to secure them in place.
To the front of the basket, the “Hello Winter” scrolled sentiment from the
Ephemera Pack was added with glue dots.
The Comfy Sweater Paper was cut into 1/8” strips. The strips were then crimped with
a paper crimper and used as a basket filler around the edge of the floral foam.
Add more trees, more chipboard pieces or even try stenciling the basket to create your own unique display! This is also an easy project for the kids to help along with.
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Thursday, November 5, 2015
November 05, 2015
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Doodlebug Design
Home Decor
Patriotic Parade
Tabletop Display
Banner Day For The USA!
I decorate all Summer long with patriotic colors, so this little display
will get a lot of use in the upcoming months :)
I started with my personal cutting machine (you can use a Cricut or download your
own star image for tracing if needed) and a general 'star' shape that comes in the basic
shapes preset to my machine. I set the size to 5.75" and began cutting from various
patterns of paper from the Patriotic Parade Collection by
DOODLEBUG DESIGN
DOODLEBUG DESIGN
For each star you will need at least FOUR cut-out stars in four different patterns.
I have a total of FIVE stars, so I cut a grand total of 20 stars.
Place each star on a score board and score down the center as you can see above.
Using a liquid glue (because you will make adjustments when lining up the stars) begin
adhering one side of a fold to another star until you have four different stars assembled together.
Now that my stars are assembled, I moved onto die-cutting three
hearts so that I could display the letters USA between the stars. I added a paper straw
to each heart and attached a pinwheel to the top of each! Decorate with
sequins, Doodle Pops, Sprinkles, etc.
Attach the sections together by using the small end of a hole punch to create
holes at the ends of the stars and hearts; insert a medium sized brad through the holes.
Stands easily to act as a display for your Memorial Day buffet table or punch holes in the
two stars on the end and hang as a banner!
Again, you can stack as many of the star shapes together to create ornaments,
individual place seating markers or favors! Try smaller or larger sizes too...have fun with it!
Thank you for visiting me today :)
Thank you for visiting me today :)
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
May 28, 2014





