I made this cute little pumpkin box a few weeks ago for my mom's birthday. I used my Cricut Expression 2 and my Gypsy to weld and cut the mouth. I "toadily" scraplifted this idea from Sharon. Thanks! I filled the bag with a candy corn mix. Yummy and cute :)
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Cricut Fabric Cover
I also recently made a fabric cover for my cricut. I had seen some really cute ones online, but just knew that I could figure it out myself and not pay someone else! So, I started my making a paper template over my cricut and measuring the sides and around the outside. I then traced my templates onto my fabric, cut and sewed the sides/middle together. Before I sewed it together I added the pink ribbon so that the ends would be sewn into the seams.
After I was done, I found these great tutorials on making ribbon flowers. Simple and lots of fun to make. I made 3 of the ribbon flowers with different sizes and lengths of ribbon. I then stitched them together in the middle and sewed them to my cover. I added two satin buttons I found at Wal-mart for a little extra touch.
Love it!
After I was done, I found these great tutorials on making ribbon flowers. Simple and lots of fun to make. I made 3 of the ribbon flowers with different sizes and lengths of ribbon. I then stitched them together in the middle and sewed them to my cover. I added two satin buttons I found at Wal-mart for a little extra touch.
Love it!
Chore Chart
I made this fun little chore chart several weeks ago, but didn't have a blog to share my creations. :) So I'll share with you now.
I made this for my little one as we begin to teach small responsibility. It was fairly easy to make. I bought a cheap cookie sheet, used some Bella Blvd super cute Mr. Boy paper, my Cricut chore chart cartridge and sticky strip(terrifically tacky tape). Love that tape. I also used adhesive backed magnets and clear round epoxy stickers. Oooh, I love those things, so many great uses.
So here is my first attempt at a chore chart....
I also used some letter stickers from my stash. I used the pictures and then made small labels under the pictures for when LO (little one) can read. I also left space to add more chores as LO gets older.
We've used it some, quite a bit at first, but my sweet little one kept pulling the chart off the fridge. I had lots of magnets on the back to hold it to the fridge. Now it sits on our computer desk... I'll have to find a new place for it so that we can use it more often. But I had fun making it, and LO really likes the magnets!
I made this for my little one as we begin to teach small responsibility. It was fairly easy to make. I bought a cheap cookie sheet, used some Bella Blvd super cute Mr. Boy paper, my Cricut chore chart cartridge and sticky strip(terrifically tacky tape). Love that tape. I also used adhesive backed magnets and clear round epoxy stickers. Oooh, I love those things, so many great uses.
So here is my first attempt at a chore chart....
I also used some letter stickers from my stash. I used the pictures and then made small labels under the pictures for when LO (little one) can read. I also left space to add more chores as LO gets older.
We've used it some, quite a bit at first, but my sweet little one kept pulling the chart off the fridge. I had lots of magnets on the back to hold it to the fridge. Now it sits on our computer desk... I'll have to find a new place for it so that we can use it more often. But I had fun making it, and LO really likes the magnets!
Welcome to my Blog
Hello fine froggy friends! I have always loved cute little frogs, so I thought this punny blog title would be great. I also love to handmade lots of different crafts: paper crafts, cards, scrapbooking, stamping, sewing, creative gifts, etc. I hope to blog about different crafts I have made. Since I'm just getting started, I'll show you a few past creations I have made. Hop along as I share-I know, bad joke... Enjoy!
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