In case you missed it, I am sharing a project I made last week for the What's Hot Wednesday segment at The Kraft Journal using some fine products from The Kraft Outlet and paying special focus on Buff Ivory Cardstock. It's a very durable 80lb cover weight linen weave stationary grade texture that stamps beautifully as well as a great base for many crafting projects.
I created a Halloween Banner to hang from a mirror in my family room.
Next I created 6 paper rosettes using Buff Ivory Cardstock to add to the center of each of the pennant pieces. The next layer is 6 die-cut stars from Blackboard Stock Paper.
I took some foam letters and ran them through my Xyron Machine and added orange glitter to spell out the word BEWARE.
I used Butter Bias Tape and dyed it with an orange spray mist and hung to dry. Once dry, I punched holes in each corner of the pennant to lace my custom dyed Bias Tape through tying each end in a fluffy bow.
I decorated with buttons laced with Black Baker's Twine in each of the corners.
I hope you have enjoyed this project. It was fun to put together.
Thanks for stopping by!
~Tammy~
8 comments:
Ohhhhhhh this is gorgeous! LOVING the colors!!!!!
This is so gorgeous, Tammy! Very creative to use some Christmas products in a different way. You would never even know these were originally Christmas stamps. Love the rosettes and love your hand-dyed ribbon. The buttons and glitter are just fabulous, too. The whole vintage look to this is soooo up my alley!
Beautiful banner Tammy! Love the rosettes, hand dyed ribbon, gorgeous!!
This is absolutely gorgeous, Tammy!! The banner looks amazing!! I love the rosettes and the sparkly letters!! The hand-dyed ribbon is fabulous!! It looks so pretty hanging from your mirror!! Have a great day :)
Lisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
This is AWESOME Tammy!!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE your banner!
Loved it then, love it now!! Hope you're doing well ;)
This is beautiful in its own right, but to think you used a Christmas set (I have that one too!) makes it all the more clever!
Beautiful work, Tammy--love this!
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