Alright everyone I am so exctied to post this project because I was so excited to do it. I am not trying to not give credit where it is deserved but I am not sure the blog I found this on but I do know it came from either Someday Crafts or Somewhat Simple on one of their craft swap days where everyone can post their diffrent stuff they did. If I need step by step instructions I print it off so I have the link but if I figure I can do it myself I don't.
My biggest reason for being excited to do this project is because it solves one of my biggest problems/irritation. Wallet size pictures. I know weird huh. But for a long long long time now I am so frustrated for with wallet size pictures. They are never the right size you always have to cut them down to fit in you little picture wallet things that come with your wallet. By the time you get it cut down half your picture is missing. Then they never provide enough picture holders. I think my wallet right now has 4. Well my four kids, my family picture, my picture of my hubby and me, well the list goes on and on. With this you still have to cut it down but not near as much and you can have as many as you want or as many as the binder ring will fit. I made this one for me and we are going to make one for Karli of course (she has to have everything I have) so she can put pictures of her friends or her sibblings in it. I am going to make one for Payton, Ashton, and Kalin for church to keep them quite. It should work for maybe 10 min if I am lucky. They are perfect to put in your purse, backpack, desk at work, almost anywhere to show off your kids, family, dogs, cars, cats and any other weird things you want to show off.
So here you go.
Supplies Needed
Name Badge Holder- Walmart for I think 2.68 for twelve sleves
Binder ring
Ribbion
Scrapbook Paper
Simple just put your binder ring through the holes of the name badge holders. Tie ribbion on your binder ring. Make a cute cover page with your scrapbook paper. Wala under 5 minutes and under $5.00. Awesome Deal.
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Friday, April 2, 2010
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Covered Tin
Well I have seen these all around and thought they should be cheap fairly easy to make. HMMM. Little mistaken on the easy part but they are fairly cheap. Karli came home and said she wanted to give her friend a gift so I thought this was the perfect time to try right. Hopefully the girls mom isn't really crafty and sees all my flaws. lol
Supplies Needed.
Tin (I got mine at DI-Desert Industries for $1.00)
Fabric/paper (if you use fabric go to Walmart theirs is cheap and works well for a project like this)
Mod Podge
Ribbion
Embelishments
Hot Glue Gun (I Beacame a pro with it in this project)
Take your tin and Mod podge one side and then start wrapping your fabric around it. Mod podging one side at a time as you go.
Onece you have all four sides completed or if it is round you have gone all the way around it should look something like this.
My next step was wrapping ribbion around the bottom. This I used the hot glue gun for.
Next I put ribbion on my handles and my top which I later took off the top and had to redo it because the lid wouldn't fit on. (plan ahead)
Like I said I took the top ribbion off and moved it down below the lid line so the lid would fit on.
Add your Embelishments. We did a G because her friends name starts with a G. I added some brads to the Handles so it would cover up some flaws.
Karli wanted a K on the back because they are Friends and she wanted a G for Greta and K for Karli.
For the lid.....
I decided I wanted a "cusion" on my lid so I got a piece of batting and hot glued it to the top of the lid.
Then I cut a peice of fabric to fit the top as well. Now here is where the lid got a little tricky the corners.
I glued the fabric on one side all the way around or at least till I came to the edge of the fabric.
Then I kind of tucked the corners like you would if you were gift wrapping a present. Then I glued it down and cut off the excess fabric.
More ribbion around the top to cover up the fabric flaws. and some more brads to cover up where the ribbion met.
And TA DA it is finished.
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