The two projects I finished were from my classes with Jenny & Aaron of Everyday is a Holiday. The first class was "Dreaming of a White Christmas" and we made this cute plaque with decoupaged images of candy-colored houses, hand-drawn by Jenny & Aaron. I think my favorite part is the icicles we made by cutting photocopied sheet music into random drippy shapes, then covering them with clear glass glitter. You can't tell by the photo but this piece is 10"x16".
The next class was called "Let Them Eat Cake" and features a plaque with this great cake image. We made a background using hand-painted wallpaper sheets and then decoupaged on the cake. We antiqued the whole thing using a paint wash and then added clear glass glitter to accent the cake. We had the option of adding fabric flowers and a feather for the bird's tail but I decided to forgo those in favor of this cute crepe paper pinwheel from a different class. I think I may use this to decorate for Maren's birthday each year. Maybe I can figure out a way to attach a number somewhere. This piece is 11"x15".
I loved the suggestions some of you had for the Coke bottle carrier I posted yesterday! If you have any more ideas, please share them
These are both so pretty! They look like they were fun projects.
ReplyDeleteBoth are super pretty. You could attach a number to the bird's beak. It would look like he was holding the age number. I'll bet it would be a hit with your princess.
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Love them both but I really love the cake plaque and the idea to use it each year. How about a way to attach a glittered chip board number to the pinwheel some how?
ReplyDeleteAlso curious about how they taught you to make the pin wheel since I just posted a tutorial on them. :)
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so cute! where do these people come up with this stuff! I feel like I've become good at using other's ideas...I don't have any original myself. So, when I see totally creative, stuff like this...just blows me away. look like fun to make
ReplyDeleteCute projects! I love the colors.
ReplyDeleteI was going to suggest the number in the bird's beak but Keri bet me to it!
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