My main project for today is an awesome kraft wreath. I used the Daddy's Girl function key and did the scalloped shape on page 68. I cut a ton of these. In order to make these work, you need a relatively thin paper. I found cheap shipping paper at the Dollar Tree and it was the perfect thickness. I cut the roll into 12x12 sections. I set the dial at 2" and did autofill. I cut several sheets this way.
I melted glue sticks in my melting pot so that it made things easier.
I wrapped each piece of paper around the end of a pencil and dipped it in hot glue before pressing to the styrpfoam wreath.
I lined them up really close to get a really good scrunchy look.
Once the whole wreath was covered, I added a few crumple flowers.
I love how this came out. I will warn you that about half way through you are going to want to throw it out the window and quit. Keep pushing through though because the end result is gorgeous.
I love this cart so much, that I decided to make a layout with it too. The pictures aren't great as they were snapped with my phone after dark. I just wanted you to see the Daddy's Girl font and the inking I did on it.
I hope you enjoyed the projects. Now, head on over to My Cricut Craft Room and check out the great projects my design team sisters made.
KathyJo
PS.... Don't forget to come back this weekend when there will be a blog hop where erica is giving away a Cricut Mini.
7 comments:
so cute! i love it
the wreath is absolutely beautiful. thanks for sharing
YEP! I'd say that was a PROJECT!!! You have amazing patience and the results are awesome!
Creative Wishes,
Claire S.
DT MCCR
OHHH MY! I LOVE the wreath! Makes me want to do it too! But I WOULD surely throw it out the window! It is so pretty!
Thanks so much for sharing!
Teresa
DT
Wowsers this is jaw dropping Kathy Jo. How long did it take you? TFS, Mary M
Wow. Love the wreath. Great idea using the melting pot for the glue.
DT Sis
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Wow! You are a creative genius! I love this technique and so appreciate you sharing the instructions with us! I want to try it out so badly! I have to get a melting pot. Really want to check that out. Do you have other projects you have used it for and if so could you shoot me an email with the links to the projects or pics? I'd so appreciate it! You have amazing talent and have truly inspired me tons today! Thanks so much for sharing with us! :)
XO ~ Amy Jo (follower)
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