The theme for Adele's party was pinwheels and pennants so I decided to add some pennants to the buckets. |
Supplies...
- Buckets or similar
- scrap fabric
- craft glue
- disposable lid to put glue on
- white card stock (I used Stampin' Up, whisper white)
- alphabet stamps (I used a Stampin' Up set)
- ink (I used Stampin' Up, Crumb Cake)
- linen thread
- scissors
- hole punch
Supplies |
Step 2 - Dip the end of the pennant into the craft glue and slide it under the gap in the top of the bucket.
Step 3 - Now it's time for the tags. Get out your cardstock, ink and stamps. Stamp the name of the recipient onto the cardstock.
Step 4 - Cut around the name leaving room at the end to punch a hole. Now run the edges of the tag through the ink pad. This gives the tag a little extra definition especially if you're using white cardstock on a white bucket like i am.
Step 5 - Punch a hole in the end of your tags.
Step 6 - Use the linen thread (or similar) to tie the tag to the bucket. You can use a glue dot to secure the bottom edge to the bucket if you don't want the tag swinging around.
TADA!!!
I filled my buckets with chocolates in cellophane bags. :) They were a real hit with the ladies. The men just got the chocolates. I knew they wouldn't appreciate the buckets (and they were a bit girly anyway).
ok, happy creating!!
Kerryn
I would love it if you would link it up to my weekly linky party Upcycled Awesome: http://tinyurl.com/upcycledawesome
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! What fun and thoughtful way to send a gift to someone you love. I'd love for you to come and link up to my new link party, Head to Head Showdown at www.icantstopcrafting.blogspot.com ~Jen
ReplyDeletethat is so sweet - I love pennants and would have never thought of the smart way to glue them (I would have had hot glue strings everywhere~) - thank you for stopping by my post on my little velveteen jacket and leaving me a note xoxo Bev
ReplyDeleteoh my so stinken cute! Love this idea..i might just have to steal it ;) good job!
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