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Wall Signs with Clear Scraps!

Hi, Connie here with signs!!! Really cute ones too.  All made with products from Clear Scraps.  New word stencils and rectangle wood pallets that are perfect for the Farmhouse Collection of stencils.  You are going to want them all~

These are all done very simply.  I love simple!!!!  

Simple projects call for simple instructions~
Paint rectangle pallet board with acrylic paint and let dry.
Sand edges with sand paper to give the sign a distressed look.
Tape the word stencil to the rectangle pallet board with painter's tape.
Use a small round stencil brush and apply paint to the brush, before stenciling on the project, brush off some of the paint.  For stenciling less paint is better.
Add brush strokes or add borders to the wall signs.
Add a mat varnish when project is dry.

These take very little time and look amazing!!!  

The stencils can be used on most any home decor or craft project.   The Rectangle Pallet boards are sized perfect for these word stencils which is so awesome!!!  

Products used:
Clear Scraps: Rectangle Pallet board 
Clear Scraps: S Rectangle Pallet board 
Clear Scraps: Farmhouse Collection/Laundry, Gather and Farmhouse stencils
acrylic paint
mat varnish
stencil brush and painter's tape

Thanks for stopping by~
Connie Mercer/DT Member

Bloom & grow coaster set

Hey, friends! Leah here today sharing this cute coaster set using the Creating Made Easy January Q 2019 kit.

I absolutely LOVE the Graphic 45 paper pad in this kit, especially since I'm dreaming of Spring already. :)

The longest part of this project is waiting on the glue to dry.

To start, peel the protective layer off the backside of your album pages. Apply your favorite strong adhesive, my go-to is Beacons 3-in-1.

Next, choose 4 papers you absolutely love. Then, position your acrylic album page on the part of the paper you wish to show through to the front and apply pressure, burnishing it firmly to the pattern paper.

Trim the excess paper from the albums. Remove the protective film from the top. 

If you wish, you could use Stazon and distress around the edges of the coaster.

Using mod podge from my stash, I applied thin even layers to the backside of the coasters. 

You can see where the paper is warping a bit, you can smooth these out with your fingers, pushing the air out to the edges.

If you notice the same thing along the edges, apply a small amount of mod podge, push down to adhere it.

I applied three layers of mod podge to help create a waterproof barrier to protect the paper. Now, time to decorate.

You'll notice on the top side of the coasters there are holes pre-drilled to bind for an album.

I just used the 12" bling from the January kit and ran them in a straight line, filling in the holes. It's a perfect fit.

Check out the January Q kit 2019.

Leah Crowe

Products Used

Clear Scraps Creating Made Easy January Q Kit 2019: Acrylic Album, Graphic 45 Paper, 12" Bling
From my stash: Mod Podge, Stazon ink, Beacons 3-in-1 glue

This Is Us Wood Pallet

Hello friends! Jennifer on the blog today to share my first new release project!  It has been so hard to keep all of the fun, new goodies under wraps these past few months! I  know our design team has had a great time creating with the new designs and can't wait to show you!  

I  started with the Deco Medium Pallet Shape as my base and gave it a few coats of chalk paint in grey. This is probably my go to color right now but it looks so classy with the birch wood!

Next, I  cut a 6.5x 6.5 piece of background paper into sections to adhere to each slat. Using a liquid adhesive works best when working with the birch wood. 

I  laid that aside to paint my This Is Us XL Script Wood Quote. And wouldn't you know that it fits perfectly on the Medium Pallet! :)  In fact, many of the new releases can "go together"!   For this piece, I  used black acrylic paint because I  wanted a nice contrast!

Before adhering my Wood Quote to the Medium Pallet, I  used my sanding tool to distress the edges to give it a worn look.  I  did this also to the edges of the Deco Pallet but its not as evident on my photo. 

 

Next, I  was ready to adhere my Wood Quote to the Pallet.  You can use liquid adhesive but for extra hold, I  chose to use my hot glue gun.  

I  tucked some of the floral die cuts under and around my Wood Quote to accent.  I  even allowed a few to hang over the edges of my pallet. 

Here, I    added additional floral die cuts as well as flair and a sentiment sticker.  

Since I'm a scrapbooker at heart, I   wanted to include a photo. The collection I  used conveniently had a frame die cut that I  popped up with foam tape. I  added a fun gold glitter clothes pin at the top as well as some pennants and die cut butterfly at the bottom.  The wood is sturdy enough to use a Cropodile or Big Bite to punch holes at the top to add ribbon if you want to hang your creation. 

Thank you for stopping by the blog today! Our design team will be showcasing the new products the next coming months! And don't forget to follow Clear Scraps on Facebook for updates from Creativation 2019!  Have a great day!

Additional products used:  paper, die cuts, stickers, flair:  Cocoa Vanilla Studios; gold glitter clothespin: Crate Paper; paint: Plaid, DecoArt; adhesive: Beacon, 3M; sewing machine: Janome; misc: thread.

 

 

 

Acrylic Double Sided Sign by Steph

Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here sharing another project created with the January kit.  I'm using the 4" acrylic mini album and both the Graphic 45 Flutter paper pad and the Studio Light Winter paper pad.

Wanting to do something different, I turned the mini album into a double sided sign.

One side of the sign uses Graphic 45 Flutter papers - a bright and cheerful sign.

One side uses the Studio Light Winter paper creating a soft Christmas/Winter themed sign.

I cut pattern papers slightly smaller than the acrylic panels and inked the edges before adhering.  Additional papers were torn, inked and added to the panels creating 8 different panels.

I punched additional holes in the panels then tied them together with twine.

Now once winter has passed, I can turn the sign over and dream of spring.

Thanks for stopping by.

Other Supplies used:  Unity Stamps, ImagineCrafts Ink, Spellbinders dies, Whisker Graphics twine

Steph

 

 

 

Mini Pallet -- Choose Happy

Hi there everyone!!  Laura here today, wishing you a Happy New Year,

and some inspiration to get your crafting off to a good start with

a great little craft using a Mini Pallet Shape and more from Clear Scraps!

I always like a little reminder in the New Year, and any time

really, to remember what matters, and focus on the good. 

This mini pallet project is  exactly that, and the

Clear Scraps Mouse Mini Pallet Shape is so cute! 

Just a little black  acrylic paint, a little button, twine bow

and some bling,  and "the mouse" never looked cuter!

Clear Scraps has so many different pallet shapes you can

choose from to make all different kinds of projects. 

They make cute tags, ornaments, and so much more!

You can find all the different choices in the

Clear Scraps store right HERE.

The base of this project is the Square Medium DIY

Pallet Shape.  This is another one with a lot of different

options in the store!  I covered it with paper strips using

Beacon Adhesive....works great for these wood

pallet projects!  You can also paint, spray, stamp on,

or even leave the bare wood.  I love that you

can make these your own!

And how about this bright, cheerful, inspirational sentiment?

Another Clear Scraps gem....the XL Wood Script Quote.

This one is, you guessed it, "Choose Happy".

Painted with a happy sunshine yellow acrylic paint,

and it almost instantly brings a smile.

There's some good New Year's advice!

This is yes, another great embellishment choice

available in so many options! 

Just a few extra paper scraps, and this project,

came together quickly but is oh so cute!

Thanks for stopping by today!

Hope you enjoyed today's creative inspiration,

and that you are inspired to create your

own fun little pallet to put in your office

or craft room!

 

Supplies Used:

Clear Scraps:  Square Medium DIY Pallet Shape,

Mini Mouse Pallet Shape,  Choose Happy XL Wood Script Quote

Other:  black and yellow acrylic paint, twine, button, rhinestones,

patterned paper.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hearts Wood Phone Stand

Hello! Jennifer here to share the new Hearts Wood Phone Stand that was included in the January 2019 Q Kit!  This is one of three new Wood Phone Stands released for the show this month! I  used the beautiful Graphic 45 8x8 Flutter paper pad for my project!

I  began by painting my phone stand with  white chalk paint.  Chalk paint works well with the birch wood; it looks classy and goes on smooth! 

I  backed the cut out hearts on the phone stand with a patterned paper to "show through" the negative spaces.  Then using a butterfly hand punch, I      adhered different patterns onto the hearts.  Included in the kit are Want 2 Scrap Bling Strips that are perfect for accenting your smaller embellishments! I  placed a couple in the center of each butterfly as well as at the bottom of the hearts. I wanted it to look like the heart sections were shakers.

For the center of my phone stand, I  selected a floral background and added a punched border at the top. I  then adhered the "Flutter" card from one of the patterns in the paper pad.  Since there are two of each pattern, I    fussy cut the dragonfly and flower and popped them up with foam tape.  I    also fussy cut a butterfly from the page and adhered it to the top left. I  finished by adding some bling dots to the center.

At the top of my phone stand, I  added some additional fussy cutting of flowers as well as added additional hand punched butterflies.  

Thank you for stopping by the blog today!  Check out the entire January 2019 Q Kit by clicking here!  And keep checking the blog for inspiration from the design team using the new releases!  Have a great day!

 

Winter Tag set

Hey, Clear Scraps friends. Leah here with you today sharing these adorable miniature tags using the Creating Made Easy Jan Q 2019 kit.

From the kit, I used the modellier creme, Clear Scraps 6" raindrop heart mascil, Graphic 45 paper and Studio light paper.

I started by applying the modellier creme to the Studio light paper and set it aside to dry.

   

Inside the graphic 45 paper pad is a tag template, cut that out.

Once your stenciled paper dries, turn it over, and position your tag template on there and trace out the template.

Cut just inside the traced lines, fold in half and decorate.

Using the same template and different pattern paper, you can create different size tags.
For this one, we'll create a tag holder and insert.
Fold your paper in half, and align your template on the fold.

Cut against part of the template, slide the template to the left, and finish cutting against the template.

Glue the bottom and open side edge, leaving the top open to insert a tag.

Trace half the template on another sheet of paper and cut out for your tag insert.

Decorate and voila!

Using the technique as above, here's another tag. So easy and fun to give handwritten thank you notes.

Leah Crowe

Products Used
Clear Scraps Creating Made Easy Jan Q Kit 2019: Graphic 45 paper, Studio Light paper, Clear scraps 6" raindrop heart stencil, Modellier creme, 12" bling
From my stash: Twine, Glue, Distress Oxide ink

I Love Us Heart Pallet

Hello, everyone!

It's Nancy Nickel here today! I'm sharing a project using some of the fabulous new Clear Scraps products!
The shop is just FULL of great new goodies!

 

Today I'm featuring the Heart Medium DIY Pallet Shape,
along with the I Love Us XL Script Wood Quote.

These are both fabulous wood pieces, with endless creative possibilities!

Here's what I came up with:

Here's how I did it:

First, I used the Rose Pink Pickling Gel to stain the heart pallet.
I set it aside to dry.

I used a sponge dabber to colour the wood word piece with the Metallic Lustre.
I then set that aside to dry.

Once both pieces were dry, I adhered the words in place on the pallet. 
I used Tacky Glue to do this.

Finally, I embellished the letters with some drops of Petal Pink Liquid Pearls.

Other Materials Used:
Delta Pickling Gel - Rose Pink;
Deco Art Metallic Lustre - Black Shimmer;
Liquid Pearls - Petal Pink;
Tacky Glue.

Products from Clear Scraps:

Heart Medium DIY Pallet Shape

I Love Us XL Script Wood Quote

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Thanks so much for stopping by today!

I'll be back soon with another project share!

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Nancy Nickel - Clear Scraps Designer 

4x4 Acrylic Album

Hello! It's Jennifer on the blog today to share a project I  created using the January 2019 Q Kit!  The Clear Scraps Acrylic Mini albums have always been a long time favorite of mine so I  was excited to see this fun 4x4 Acrylic Album included in the kit!

I  began removing the protective film from both sides of all the acrylic pages. Then taking the front cover, I  secured the 6 Inch Rain Drops Heart Mascil over the top with painters tape (washi tape works too). The Viva Modellier Creme included in the kit is fun to work with and looks beautiful on the acrylic! Using a spatula, I    applied a thin layer across  the acrylic.  Once dry, I  cut a 4x4 piece selected from the Frozen Forest 6x6 Paper Pad using my corner rounder to fit the cover. I  then applied a thin line of liquid adhesive to the back of my cover so that my paper would "show through" the front. 

Next, I  cut another 4x4 piece of patterned paper to affix to the backside of the front cover (since the paper is one-sided).  Here, I  used this space for journaling as well as added hand punched shapes to accent.  I  also love the Want 2 Scrap Bling Strips that are included in the kit! They are great to line the bottom of photos or to cluster in the middle of a shape! 

Before moving on to my next pages, I  took my StazOn Opaque and lined the edges of my acrylic. This helps give them a snowy look if you are doing a winter or Christmas themed book! Any solvent based ink will work! 

In order to have my acrylic be the main focus, I  tried to keep my patterned papers to a minimum. I  "mirrored" my papers and embellishments on each page so that they would line up with each other. 

By using this technique, this also allows your other pages to "show through" as you flip through your book! 

Also, for a smaller book like this using wallet sized photos works best! I  am a big fan of matting mine onto white cardstock as well as adding another pattern underneath.  

Thank you for stopping by the blog today! Be sure to check out the entire January 2019 Q Kit! Have a great day!

Additional products used:  punches: Fiskars, Martha Stewart Crafts; corner rounder: Creative Memories; bakers twine: The Twinery; mini wood clothes pin: American Crafts; stapler: Ranger; ink: Tsuneko; cardstock: Bazzill; ribbon: Snug Hug; adhesive: Beacon; misc: typewriter, chrome book rings.

Tractor DIY Pallet Word Sign by Clear Scraps!

Hi, Connie here with the new and super cute Tractor DIY Pallet Shape.  I thought this would make a perfect door sign for that Tractor loving kid and I just so happen to have one of those kids.   The boy loves tractors, especially red ones.  So easy to create with the Tractor Pallet and the "Happy Place" word stencil by Clear Scraps.

To get the tractor image on the the tractor pallet shape, the tires were painted on first.  Then the hub caps (do tractor's even have hub caps?) The steering wheel next and then the body of the tractor.  Wheel highlights where done next.   After the paint has dried the image was sanded lightly and wiped down with a soft rag.  The next step is adding the word "happy place" with the stencil by Clear Scraps!  

Tape down the stencil with painters tape.  I used a small round stencil brush and applied the paint to the stencil.  I always tap off paint before going to the stencil.  If your stencil brush has to much paint on it , the paint will go under the stencil.  Not a great look!!!  So less paint is what you want.  A good plan of action is a test before going to the project being stenciled.  Highlights were added to the letters with a small line brush using white acrylic paint.  The project was sealed with a mat varnish once the paint dried. 

Supplies needed:

Clear Scraps: Tractor DIY Pallet shape
Clear Scraps: Word stencil "happy place" (coming soon)
acrylic paint
mat varnish
stencil brush
painters tape

Thanks for stopping by~

Connie Mercer/DT Member

 

 

Love never fails deco pallet sign

Hi, again friends! Leah back with you today to share this super cute new medium deco wood pallet included in the January 2019 Q kit.
The new deco wood pallet is 8" x 8" and is perfect for your home decor needs.

You can find all the details of how this sign came together on the Creating Made Easy blog here.

The bling included in the January 2019 kit is perfect for outlining your sign.

Check out the texture of those hearts. I love it!

Leah Crowe

Products Used

Clear Scraps Creating Made Easy Jan 2019 Kit: 8"x8" medium deco sign, raindrop heart stencil, modellier creme, Graphic 45 paper pad, 12" bling
From my stash: thread, flowers, sticker, distress oxide, paint, stapler, heat gun, beacons 3-in-1 glue

Stenciled wood phone stand

Happy New Year Clear Scraps friends, Leah here with you today sharing the super cool new wood Phone Stand from the January 2019 Q kit.

I have detailed directions up on the Creating Made Easy blog here on how I decorated this beauty with the Jan kit.

It comes together very quickly and makes a beautiful and functional display for your desk or nightstand.

It fits your smartphone so nicely and is sturdy to boot!

Have a great day!

Leah Crowe

Products Used
Clear Scraps January 2019 Q kit: Wood Phone Stand, Viva Modellier Cream, Graphic 45 Paper, 12" bling, 6" raindrop heart stencil
From my stash: Antique wax, washi tape, beacons 3-in-1 glue, Alcohol Ink, sandpaper

 

Stencilled Heart Cards by Steph

HI everyone, Steph Ackerman here with a set of cards using the Heart stencil, Viva Décor Modeling Cream, Graphic 45 Flutter paper pack and Want2Scrap bling from the January kit.

 

This stencil is perfect for Valentine's Day, Anniversary and Love creations. 

Placing the stencil on cardstock, I used a pallet knife to spread the modeling cream.

Look at the beautiful effect on both pink and red cardstock.

I created cards from black cardstock and matted each stenciled panel with black cardstock so the panel would pop.  Using papers from the Graphic 45 Flutter collection, I assembled the red card, placing ribbon between the layers.  To finish I added Want2Scrap pearls around one of the hearts.  A small sentiment was then added to the left side.

The pink card was assembled without ribbon.  Again, I placed Want2Scrap pearls around one of the hearts. 

As I wanted to create an anniversary card, I added an anniversary phrase and placed several pearls under the phrase.

There you have 2 different cards with one stencil.

Thanks for stopping by.

Other Supplies:  Joy Clair stamps, Imagine Crafts Ink

Steph

 

Blinged out Phone Stand by Steph

Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here to share my first project created from the January kit.  This month's  kit contains amazing products - a wood heart phone stand, 4" acrylic mini album, wood deco pallet, heart stencil, Graphic 45 Flutter pattern paper pack and Studio Light Winter paper pack and Want2Scrap bling!

I used Plaid paint to paint the phone stand a nice violet color.

Once It dried, I cut the pearls to fit around the hearts. As the pearls are self stick, it was easy to form them as needed.

I think the pearls really helped highlight the die cut hearts in the phone stand.

Thanks for stopping by.

Other Supplies - Plaid Paint

Steph

Find Joy Medium Deco Pallet

Hello! Jennifer here to share one of my projects I  created with the January Q 2019 Kit! I used the new Medium Deco Pallet which is one of two wood products included in the kit. The Deco Pallet is the perfect shape and size for any home decor project. 

I  began by painting my pallet in grey chalk paint. Then, I  chose a fun pattern from the Graphic 45 8x8 Flutter Paper Pad. I  cut my paper down to fit just inside my pallet. I  cut my background into strips to fit the slats of the pallets. 

Using the 6 Inch Rain Drops Heart Mascil,  I  applied a light layer of the modeling cream to my paper.  I  absolutely love playing with this medium as it goes on smooth and has a beautiful shimmer once dry! 

Here is a close up of the effect on the patterned paper! 

I  then used different patterns from the paper pad with my Silhouette to cut flowers as well as my title.  The strips of bling from Want 2 Scrap are perfect accents! Here, I  applied a cluster to the middle of my flower.

One of the nice features of the paper pad is that you have two sheets of each pattern. I  used a second sheet to fussy cut a butterfly to use as an embellishment. I    then added a small strip of bling to the center.  

Once I  was finished, I  used my Crop-o-dile to punch holes at the top of my pallet. I  then strung yellow seam binding from my stash through the top so I  could hang my project! 

Thank you for stopping by the blog today! Be sure to check back the rest of the week for more inspiration from the design team! Have a great day!

 

 

January Creating Made Easy Kit Reveal!

Hello and Happy New Year! Today we are sharing our January 2019 Creating Made Easy Kit! This month's kit is full of Clear Scraps goodies as well as pretty papers and embellishments! 

You can find details about this month's kit by clicking here:

January Q 2019 Kit

This month's kit includes:

-Clear Scraps Wood Medium Deco Pallet

-Clear Scraps 4x4 Acrylic Album

-Clear Scraps Wood Heart Phone Stand

-Clear Scraps 6 Inch Heart String Mascil

-Graphic 45 Flutter 8x8 Paper Pad

-Studio Light Frozen Forest 6x6 Paper Pad

-Viva Decor Modeling Cream

-Want 2 Scrap Bling

Be sure to check out the blog this coming week for inspiration! And visit the Clear Scraps shop for details on ordering your own kit!

Clear Scraps Creating Made Easy

Have a great day!

Home is Where....House DIY Pallet Shape

The House DIY Pallet Shape  is a nice size wood decor piece that is easy to make into your own!  I created one personalized for our family using vinyl and paint and that's it!  Here's mine:

Vinyl and my electronic cutting system helped make this whole thing come together.  The most time consuming part was determining which fonts to use and measuring to make everything fit!

I used two layers of white satin spray paint to paint the pallet.  No small task in winter weather!  But it was easy to get a nice consistent finish with that and ensure that it didn't end up too shiny!

As you can see from this, we have moved A LOT in our 18 years of marriage.  I wanted the font for the locations to be different from the rest of the pallet, so I made that in just a simple print font.  Then I went with a Rustic Brush Script for the rest!

Be sure to check out all of our Wood Pallet Shapes for your home decor both big and small and thanks for joining me today!

-Christine

Christmas Sweater Stocking Tutorial

 

Hello, friends! It's Nancy Nickel here with a new project share.

 

Remember a couple of weeks ago I shared my Chipboard Stocking Mini Album?

I mentioned then that I reserved one of the pages for another project.

Today I'd like to share that project with you.

This is my Christmas Sweater Stocking Hanging! 

Here's how I made it:

I started with one page from the Chipboard Stocking Album.

I added modeling paste through the 6" Christmas Sweater Stencil.

Then I adhered the Christmas Chipboard Word Title to the top of the stocking.

Once everything was dry, I coated the entire piece with white gesso.

When that was all dry, I brushed on some Opal Magic.

I added colour, then sprayed with water,

letting the colour run and catch in different spots.

I continued until I had the look I wanted.

Then I added another layer of colour to the title.

Then I let it all dry, and I added a ribbon through the hole for hanging. 

Here's a closer look:

Here you can see some of the pretty shimmer and texture.

Here's one final look at the finished hanging:

Other Materials Used:
Deco Art Media Modeling Paste;
White Gesso;
Prima Art Alchemy Opal Magic - Blue/Gold;
Sheer Ribbon.

Clear Scraps Products Used:

Chipboard Stocking Album

6" Christmas Sweater Stencil

Christmas Chipboard Word Title 

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Thanks so much for stopping by today!

I know it's already after Christmas but it's not New Year's yet!

So it's not too late to share a project like this, right?

I'll be back soon with another project share!

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Nancy Nickel - Clear Scraps Designer

Let It Snow Mini Mixable Album

Hello and happy Thursday! I  hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas!  This time of year we usually have some snow on the ground but its been unseasonably warm (not that I'm complaining!).  Honestly, I    love making winter-themed projects but I'm not a big fan of snow!  Today I'm sharing  the Mini Mixable Pint Size Album along with a tutorial! 

After removing the protective film from both sides of the acrylic pieces, I   painted the edges of my pages with white acrylic paint.  For the chipboard pieces, I  knew I  was going to add patterned paper to both sides so I  painted about an inch in.  For my acrylic pages, I  only painted the front as well as lined the outside edges.  You do not have to make the paint lines perfect on the acrylic as it creates a nice "snowy" effect. 

Taking the front acrylic page, I  used the 6 Inch Nordic Snowflake Mascil with StazOn in Teal. It was helpful to apply in layers and dab the ink.  

Here is the end result of the inking! I  love the contrast against the white!

After ensuring my ink was dry, I  was then free to embellish the front cover! I  opted for minimal embellishments because I  wanted the acrylic to be the highlight as well as allow the first page to show through. 

I   covered each chipboard page with patterned paper along with a 2x3 photo mat.  Wallet sized photos are great for the Mini Mixable Albums! I  then added smaller embellishments such as sticker and washi tape.  

For my second acrylic page, I  had the papers and embellishments mirror each other so they line up together.  This allows for more acrylic to be visible. It works best if you have multiple matching embellishments or you can utilize hand punches in your stash! 

The last page is the largest as well as chipboard.  You can fit two wallet sized photos or place more embellishments. 

Thank you for stopping by today! You can see the variety of Mixable Albums by going HERE!  Have a  great day!

Additional products used:  patterned papers, stickers, die cuts, washi tape:  Simple Stories; bakers twine: Whisker Graphics, The Twinery; adhesive: Beacon, Thermoweb; ink: Tsuneko; paint: Folk Art; ribbon: Snug Hug; distress stain, stapler, metal charm: Ranger; sewing machine: Janome; misc: chrome book rings, thread.

 

Snowflake shaker ornament

Hello, my friends! Merry Christmas Eve and Happy Holidays to you all.

Today I am back with another ornament, this time a mini shaker snowflake that looks so cute on a real Christmas Tree or a fabulous Wood Pallet one from Clear Scraps!

I painted the base and top chipboard snowflake in this lovely soft blue chalk paint. I then adhered a circle piece of pattern paper to the base and adhered the snowflake layers. I then added in sequin and sparkletz to create the shaker portion.

Look how adorable all these projects look together.

I hope you have a joyful Holiday with loved ones.

Leah Crowe

Clear Scraps Mini Shaker Snowflake
Clear Scraps Snowman Mini Pallet Shape
Clear Scraps Xmas Tree w/star DIY Pallet Shape
Buttons & More Sparkletz, buttons
Viva decor paint pen (silver)
Waverly Chalk paint;  Beacons 3-in-1 glue
Queen & Company Twine
The Paper Studio pattern paper