Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Gift set for customer
This is for a customer of mine. I've been doing a ton of stuff for her. I recently did a gift set similar for her older daughter's birthday. This gift set is for her younger daughter. I delivered them today. Here is the link to the part of my blog for how to make the flower that I did using the oval punches.
Here's the Tutorial on coaster gift boxes on splitcoaststampers. Mine is similer but I make mine into a pen/pencil holder. I do mine a little different. 1. I don't use modge podge I run my designer paper through my xyron and stick it to the coaster then I sand the edges smooth. 2. I only put two holes on each side of the coasters. 3. I use crystal effects from Stampin up to adhere it to the bottom. I do use the Crop a dial which they use too, It' is a must to make the holes in the chipboard. The last thing I do for making the box I cut two separate coasters half way down the center and then interlock them together and put them in the middle of the box. That will give you 4 spaces for the pens and pencils to be. I hope this will help you if you want to make one. Thanks for stopping by: Terry
Here's my recipe:
Stamps: Time well spent was used for the flower, The alphabets are both from stampin up but retired.
Paper: Summer Picnic Designer paper from Stampin up's occasions mini. bashful blue card stock, old olive card stock, dimensionals,
Ink: Bashful Blue and green stazon.
Accessories: Olive organdy ribbon, blue grosgrain ribbon, both large and small oval punches, 1 1/4 circle punch, 1 3/8 circle punch, clothes pin jumbo, 4x4 chipboard coasters, xyron, micro beads, RSVP pen, stickles for around the letter and the flower centers
Technique: cutting, sponging,
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Oh my gosh, Terry. This gift set is incredible... absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Susan!! Means alot. I'm striving to be apart of the Dirty Dozen team someday. TERRY
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