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I am a home decor junkie. I love looking through interior design magazines, home decor store catalogs, AND our very own Stampin' Up! "Definitely Decorative" decor elements catalog. I think using Decor Elements is a wonderful way to add your personal touch to your own home. I love the results I get when I combine Definitely Decorative products with my own taste and style, because I get something truly unique and handmade, fits my space, and expresses my creativity in my home decor.
When I saw the "Eat" vinyl, the first thing that popped into my head was making a cute recipe card stand. Cooking is not my "thing", so I'm always looking for ways to add a little more pizazz to my routine. By having a cute recipe stand (that I made myself!) that fits my style and has some "panashe" might make it more fun, right? Plus, I have been meaning to make a magnet board to pin up a list of 'stuff' I need to buy so I stop forgetting all the little things!
To create fabulous magnets, a little chipboard and DSP will do the trick! Helpful Hint: adhere DSP to chipboard first, then run through your Big Shot for perfectly crafted magnet toppers like my butterfly and scallop square "Enjoy" magnets.
As you may have noticed, I really like these snazzy little ribbon bow ties! If you do too, feel free to check out my picture tutorial to learn how to make them.
Want to give this project a try?
1. I am having a class on Tuesday, September 23rd at 6:30pm. Email me to register!2. All of the supplies I used are listed below. Just CLICK HERE to go to my Stampin' Up! website to order any of the supplies you need. Once you get there, click on "Shop Now" in the upper right hand corner, and use the item numbers listed below.
Need a hard copy of the catalog to call your own?? Email me and get the 2009-2010 Idea Book & Catalog for just $9.95.
Happy Stampin!
~Heather
Stampin' Supplies (and item numbers):
Stamps:Lovely Labels (no longer available)
Ink:Whisper White Craft
Paper:Cottage Wall DSP (115671), Whisper White card stock (100730)
Tools:Big Shot (113439), Beautiful Butterflies Die (114507), Scallop Square punch (112081), Sanding block (103301), Heat Tool (100005), hot glue gun (available at craft stores)
Embellishments:"Eat" Vinyl in Chocolate Chip (117849), Rich Razzleberry Polka Dot Ribbon (115613), Window Sheets (114323)
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6 comments:
Hi,
I just found your blog & this is adorable! If you don't mind me asking, what type of surface did you use for the magnetic board & how did you use the window sheets in your project? Love your magnet idea too!
Stampin' Smiles from Ear to Ear,
Ann :)
atutje3@sbcglobal.net
OOOOHHHHH.......I love it!!!!! I have the same questions as Ann who posted before me. I wish I was close enough to take your class.
Awesome project!!!
Thanks for sharing,
Pam
pamneddie@aol.com
Thanks for stopping by and saying hi! I used a clear acrylic 8x10 stand alone picture frame, cut a thin sheet of metal, adhered old olive card stock to the back of the metal (so the metal wouldn't show) and slid it between the acrylic (where a picture would normally go). I used window sheets on the “Enjoy” magnet. There is green DSP covered by the window sheet which has the white “Enjoy” stamped on it.
Does that help?? Let me know!
its a different post to see. I think you are a interior design that's way we had scene some thing different and nice color used in this post.
Please give me the directions!! this looks awesome!! you can email them to me!! berylb91@bellsouth.net
Thanks!!
Doing a similar class this weekend with a hanging magnet board. Wish I had seen yours first. Love it!!
Janice in TN
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