Hello friends....
Hope you are good!
Whoohoo spring is nearly here
and the sun has even been shining!!
Its been a really busy few weeks here,
lots of things going on and not enough hours to fit them all in...
but I took some time out from the chaos to create...
I was thinking
Its been a while since I shared a tutorial and
after getting my mitts on some of the new Tim Holtz stamps,
I was inspired to create something useful
to house some of my growing vintage cutlery collection....
I knew this Stamp was perfect for what I had in mind.....
It also meant I could use some of my French vintage lace.....
You will need:
A piece of 8 x 8 Canvas square (Paper mania bare basics)
Brown parcel paper
Stampers Anonymous/Tim Holtz stamp "Daydream"
Black Archival ink
Twine (Idea-ology)
Sewing Machine
double sided tape
To start take a piece of the 8x8 canvas
and fold over approx half an inch and sew a hem
(I used black cotton for the tutorial so feel free to use a different cotton)
If you want the hem showing at the front then
fold the canvas in half (so the hem is on the inside) sew the side and the base together to make a pocket
then turn it inside out,
It should look something like this below
cut some brown parcel paper,
stamp the image using Archival ink,
then cut to size (approx 8x6)
Place the stamped image onto the front of the canvas
and carefully wrap it around the pocket,
you can stick it down using double sided tape
I ran a small amount of glossy accents around the base of
the parcel paper and stuck down the vintage lace
I added a little colour by adding some of the Idea-ology jute
And I wanted to make some jute buttons....
pop a blob of glossy accents onto your heat mat
Take some of the jute and roll it into a circle using your fingers....
then place the jute on top of the glossy accents...
Use some pressure from your finger to help glue it into pace
When dry you can add them to your pocket
To finish I took a #stamp and stamped "grateful"
I gently distressed the edges using some of the distress ink minis
(love those minis!)
Hope you found the tutorial useful....
Don't forget to pop over to Inspiration Emporium and if your quick you can enter their challenge
As always feel free to leave a comment....always great to hear from you!
Have yourselves a fabulous weekend
Kaz x
I love this! I was looking at those TH stamps earlier today. I adore what you did with them and all the bits and bobs. Julie Ann xxx
ReplyDeleteThat´s great!! Thank you for the tutorial, it´s very useful.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Spain
What a clever project!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool idea. Must try and remember this for my Christmas table.
ReplyDeleteJulie x
Beautiful project Kaz. I love the new stamps too. Need to get a few pounds set aside for a spend. Hugs Rita xxx
ReplyDeleteVery fun! these could be adapted to fit all sorts of themes.
ReplyDeleteThis looks fabulous! You are clever!
ReplyDeleteSo fab, Kaz! Xxx
ReplyDeleteThat looks great, I love the little jute buttons.
ReplyDeleteThis is different! I LOVE it! I want 6 please! ;0)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and so very different. The lace really finished it off. Loving the jupe string. Xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Please don't make me "need" those stamps too!!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
What a fabulous project Kaz, love the way you have used the new stamps and what a great way to keep your cutlery together. TFS the tutorial xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulously cute idea!
ReplyDeleteI also want to congratulate you on your pieces in Tim Holtz latest book. Well done Kaz, you are such a talented lady and really deserve it. xxx
This is a lovely idea x
ReplyDeleteSorry I am running behind on my commenting, life seems to get in the way. I love this tutorial... and your project turned out fabulous! You are awesome and I love the little jute buttons... what an awesome idea! Thanks!!! Hugs!!!
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