DIY Pink-a-licious Door Hanger - Ann Butler Designs

Hi everyone Steph Ackerman here with a DIY Pink-a-licious Door Hanger. What little girl wouldn’t love to have her own pink-a-licious door hanger?

Step 1:

I started with a chipboard shaped door hanger in a dingy color and painted Gesso over the chipboard. I wanted the final colors to really stand out and Gesso would allow me to do that.

Step 2:

I dabbed Berry Crafter’s Ink on the door hanger, then used a baby wipe to blend the ink until the door hanger was covered.

Step 3:

Using the Basket 1 stamp with Canyon Crafter’s Ink, I repeatedly stamped it on the door hanger.

Step 4:

Using Evergreen and Deep Woods Crafter’s Inks, I randomly swiped the ink pads onto white card stock.

Step 5:

Once dry, I die cut the leaf spray. I also die cut the scalloped circle that fit the door hanger opening.

Step 6:

The flowers were first inked with Berry Crafter’s Ink and then spritzed with water so the ink would spread into the flowers.

Step 7:

Using Beacon Adhesives Tacky Glue, I adhered the leaf spray and layered the flowers on top.

Step 8:

I also adhered the flowers around the opening.

This is such a sweet project to create and beautifully done with Ann Butler Crafter’s Inks by Clearsnap.

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