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Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today with some Valentine’s Day Treat Containers for youto create
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I began by painting the test tubes with Chalk Paint – one with pink, one with red and one with a combination of the red and pink. I wasn’t careful with the paint because I wanted a distressed effect.
Once they dried, I used several Faux Quilting Stamps to create patterns on the glass.
The stamps are flexible so it was easy to stamp on the rounded glass. I just inked the stamps and wrapped them around the glass tubes.
The test tubes holding the treats needed a place to sit so I created holders and decorated them with the Faux Quilting Stamps and dies. Directions for the holders can be found on my blog.
Happy Valentine’s Day.
Thanks for stopping by today.
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Hello my dear crafty friends! Irit is here today with my Faux quilted fabric bag made with Ann Butler’s fabulous Faux Quilting stamps and her Crafter’s inks.
2. Now grab the full set of Ann Butler’s Stitch stamps from Clearsnap and your Aquamarine Crafter’s ink and add some stamped stitches in between the stamped triangles and squares.
I love all holidays, I am a holiday celebrating kind of gal, which leads me to create unique and inspirational home decor for the holidays! Valentine’s Day is next on the holiday calendar, so I have created this Faux Quilted Heart door decor with Ann Butler Designs Background Basics stamps and Crafter’s Ink from a Heart Quilt pattern I found on Pinterest. I love using this type of door decor instead of a traditional wreath.
Load Ann Butler Designs ColorBox Background Basics with ColorBox Crafter’s Ink in Bark and stamp on a variety of red and pink cardstock. Cut out all shapes with scissors.
Lay out Heart Quilt pattern on white chipboard until you are please with the colors and composition.
Starting at the bottom of the Heart Quilt pattern, attach each shape to chipboard with Xtreme Adhesive.
Neatly cut out the outside edge of the Heart. If you have any edges that didn’t match up perfectly, fill in the space with a Dual Brush Pen. The fine point on the brush tip allows you to get into all the small spaces perfectly!
Measure and cut a 3 1/2″ by 20″ piece on newsprint cardstock, then cut each end in a fishtail. In the center stamp LOVE with Ann Butler Designs EZ-De’s Flourish 2″ ABC’s with ColorBox Crafter’s Ink by Ann Butler Designs in Berry. Fold to create a banner, then attach to center of heart with foam tape.
Cut pink crepe paper streamer in half lengthwise and adhere to back edge of Heart with the Xtreme Adhesive, then attach red crepe paper streamer, over top.
Embellish with clear self adhesive rhinestones.
Attach a ribbon loop to the back of the Heart and hang on the inside your front door.
This Faux Quilted Valentine Heart Door Decor was quick and easy to put together, the hardest part was waiting for the ink to dry! Try mixing and matching your colors and message to personalize your Heart – what message would you stamp? Leave us your ideas in the comments!
Check out additional holiday inspiration on the Ann Butler Designs Instagram!
Thanks for stopping by! -Beth
By Larissa Pittman Leave a Comment
Hello friends. Larissa here today with a fun watercolor monogram frame for you. The big rage right now is monogramming. At least here in the South it is. I have been cleaning and organizing my craft studio and wanted something with my initials to sit on my work table. So of course I had to make something.
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You could do this same thing with your favorite word or if you have a word for the year you could use it to remind you each day.
I hope you enjoyed my post today. Don’t forget to check back to see what amazing projects the Creative Team has for you. For more inspiration check out our FaceBook Page
Happy New Year everyone! Tammy Santana here today showing you how to make your own DIY No-Sew Key Fobs. I have seen sewn versions of these, but if you use adhesive backed canvas material, you don’t have to sew anything! My kind of project for sure 🙂
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How I made the Faux Quilted Key Fob:
2. Heat set the ink on the fabric using a heat tool or iron on a low setting.
3. Cut the canvas fabric the width to fit the key fob hardware of your choice.
4. Cut black felt to fit canvas piece 1/8″ larger on each side and peel off backing and attach stamped canvas to top of felt.
5. Fold key fob in half
6. Attach hardware using jewelers pinching pliers.
I gave one of the key fobs as a thank you gift, so I stamped some ribbon…
and I made some texture stamped sugar cookies, and wrapped them in an organza bag.
I wrapped the cookies and Faux Quilted Key Fob…
In a stamped kraft gift bag with matching stamped tissue paper and matching stamped ribbon 🙂
Isn’t my gift cute? I love how everything looks coordinated and custom made. It was so easy to make using Ann Butler Designs Faux Quilting Stamps and Ann Butler Designs ColorBox Crafter’s Inks!
I love to see your projects! Tag me on Instagram @TammySmithSantana
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Hi, everyone. It is a New Year and with a New Year comes new Challenges. Our Creative Team was challenged to use fabric in our creations this month and I am showing how to create a Fabric Pocket Tag. If you are following this blog you have seen some amazing creations. If you are not you need to go back and check them out.
For my creation, I am using a piece of canvas and doing a little Faux Quilting on it using Ann Butler Designs Faux Quilting Stamps.
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I hope you enjoyed my project today. For more inspiration be sure to check back here on Ann Butler Designs blog. Also Follow us on Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram.
Happy Crafting.
Alicia
Hello All! Vishu here today to share this quick tutorial on how to make a DIY Felt Hair Band using Ann Butler Designs.
Firstly, Happy New Year to all you crafty people though I still cannot believe its 2016. This project was really quick to put together. I love making wearable crafts for my daughter and wanted to start the new year with a fun project for her. This month we had to use fabric as a theme for our projects. See below to for the products and instructions to make this DIY Felt Hair Band using Ann Butler Designs crafter’s ink.
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I think this was a successful project as my daughter loved and would not take it off :). Hope you will also try these and create tons DIY Felt Hair Band using Ann Butler Designs.
Thanks for stopping by…..
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Hello friends. As you know the Creative Team is using fabric in their projects this month. Today I am Stenciling on Fabric Flowers with Ann Butler Designs Art Screens and Iridescents, to go in my mixed media journal.
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I wanted something colorful to hang on my wall. I thought this would be perfect. I love the way the flowers came out with the Iridescent over the top.
Thank you so much for stopping by today. For more inspiration using Ann Butler Design’s products please be sure to check our blog as well as follow us on FaceBook, Pinterest and Instagram.
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Have a wonderful day friends.
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Hello, friends, I hope you all had an amazing holiday with your friends and family! I know I did but I sure am glad to be back with a new DIY Stenciled Decor Video project today! I had so much fun making this DIY Stenciled Decor project and it only took me about an hour. There will be pictures and the video to show you exactly what I did to create this. This would be a great gift for someone! I hope you all enjoy the video…
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Here is the video showing you how I made this DIY Decor project.
Thank you so much for stopping by! Hugs, Heather
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