Welcome to Hampton Art Stamps DT Holiday Gift Blog Hop!! If you arrived here from Adora's blog in are in the right spot. If you are just stopping by you can start at Hampton Art Blog and make your way through the hop starting here!
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Hampton Art Stamps Blog
Gloria Stengel
Britt Bass
Adora Concepcion
Dana Warren
Vivian Keh
Gini Cagle
Do you like to recycle or reuse packaging!?! Then this is the project for you! I remember seeing some similar ornaments, i don;t know how long ago, i couldn't;t exactly remember how they did it so i started playing around with my supplies and this is what i came up with!!
I cut a piece of cardboard from an empty shipping box and ran it through my die cutting machine. I tried this with several different dies and i found that Sizzix big thick dies worked the best for me, but you could really use any dies.
I choose a big snowflake shape (i found the bigger the die image the better) and i also die cut it from Kraft cardstock. Next i added some white paint around the edges and a little bit here or there, the idea is to give it a weathered look.
After the paint was dry i used glue to adhere some clear chunky flakes around all the edges. Set that aside to dry.
Meanwhile die cut a Kraft circle and adhere the chunky flakes around the circle. When that is dry stamp the sentiment in the center.
Last assemble the ornament. Adhere the sentiment circle to the front and embellish (i used 2 straight pins that matched the ink). Then create a loop from twine and adhere to the back, last adhere the kraft snowflake to the back.
So an easy ornament to make! Right!?! I hope this inspires you to make some ornaments this Christmas season!
Your next stop is the VERY talented Vivian!
Dana
Supplies
Stamps: Hampton Art - Just Add Snow SC0271
Ink: Colorbox Pigment Ink - Blue
Die - Sizzix - Snowflake
Chunky Snow - Martha Stewart
Kraft: The Paper Studio
Twine: May Arts
46 comments:
What a lovely idea for decorations. I am all for recycling. Thanks for the idea
Soo cute love the snowflake and =Let it Snow stamp!!!
I love the idea of reusing stuff. Beautiful ornament.
Great ornament! Love that it's made from cardboard.
Big fan of recycling and thrafting (thrift crafting) here! Great job and I love that this is 'wintery' and not just for Christmas!
Love the ornament!
Love this-gorgeous!
Oooh! This is very cool and mixed media! I love the big chunky glitter. BTW, thanks for the comments about my blog! I really like it much better. : )
very cool ornament! love that you used cardboard, so creative!
Wonderful idea for a homespun Christmas!! They would make great gifts, or tags, and I think I will make these with my Sunday School class. Love the idea and so easy with all the things to be done for the holidays. Just a great idea! Also enjoy your blog and will be following now. Enjoy your day!
Stunning! I love everything about it!
Oh MY! love it! a girl after my own recycled heart..using the corrugated cordboard...thanks for the inspiration..love how you frosted it.
AWESOME snowflake!!!
nice
I would never have thought of this
Great ornament--I like how you painted the corrugated cardboard.
Very cute recycling idea!
Love this, I am gonna use your idea to do project with my daughter, she will love it
Great idea for an ornament or to use as an embellishment for gift wrapping. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, what a gorgeous ornament. Thanks for sharing.
I love the snowflake! I just love kraft and white!
Thanks for the opportunity!
I love that you went "green" on this project. I am a HUGE fan of repurposing and altering items others might throw away. Your snowflake is absolutely LOVELY!
This ornament is magical!!! And why is it I don't own this die yet? Great job, Dana! I'm going to have to make a few of these for our tree and as gifts!
Great idea to recycle!!
Very cute. I love the little ice/snow. So adorable.
Great use to the cardboard box. Your snowflake looks great.
That's beautiful!! I love cardboard shapes and you decorated it so nice! I'm thinking it would make a really great gift tag! Thanks for the inspiration!
What a fun snowflake! Much better than the real stuff falling outside my window!
LOVE this ornament!!! Just fab design and love the chunky flakes!!!
Very pretty ornament TFS!
I love this-and it's just my style!
What an adorable snowflake. I am all about using what's around the house. perfect recycle project.
That is a really great way to reuse all those shipping boxes. I love how you added the chunky glitter. Thanks so much for sharing.
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I love to recycle and I'm a big fan of corrugated cardboard. Great down-to-earth feel to your ornament.
Great recycling, or upcycling . Love it!
Dana, i am so glad, hampton decided to host a hop. I found you and I found an excellent upcycle off the page project. Thanks for sharing your creativity. Love that stamped sentiment. The sentiment is like a hand written greeting. Lovely showcasing....bravo.
ava g
I really like this recycle idea and appreciate all the little pointers. Going to give this one a try!
Beautiful snow flake. I love how it turned out. TFS
What an awesome project!! I love the use of the corrugated cardboard!! Thanks so much for the inspiration :)
Lisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
I love this idea, and what a great inexpensive way to gift. I have a crazy amount of chipboard that I have been saving, so now I have a purpose for it. Thanks for idea.
Fabulous project, thanks for sharing your talent and ideas!
Carol B
ciaoitalia2007(at)gmail(dot)com
Beautiful Snowflake love the idea of recycling something to make something new
Awesome! The corrugated look is perfect!
Very rustic looking and I love recycling things.
I love to recycle so this will be a fun project for me to try. Thanks!
Really cute ornament. Great idea, thanks.
Carla from Utah
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