We are doing this project at an upcoming Kids Craft Program at a local library. Although this project looks elegant, it is relatively very easy for a child to do (2nd - 5th graders, with the assistance of a parent). The hardest part is the "punching" and I normally do that part for them. I love this stampset, Baroque Motifs and Chocolate Chip ink!
Stamps
- Baroque Motifs
Inks
- Chocolate Chip
Paper
- Chocolate Chip
- Brocade Background Designer Series Paper (retired)
Stampin' Up! Accessories
- Vintage Brads
- 1/16" Circle Handheld Punch
- Choc. Chip Taffeta Ribbon
- SNAIL Adhesive
- Stampin' Dimensionals (optional)
Other Accessories
- Wooden, Magnetic Clothes Pins from Oriental Trading
Instructions
- The paper for the wooden, magnetic clothes pin is 1 5/16 x 5 11/16. Cut two pieces, for the front and back of the clothes pin. Adhere with SNAIL adhesive (or glue of your choice).
- Cut 2x2 Chocolate Chip cardstock as a mat for the greeting. Very Vanilla piece 1.75 x 1.75 for actual greeting.
- Cut a piece of Chocolate Chip Taffeta ribbon and fold. Place behind greeting and punch through the greeting and ribbon (using 1/16" Circle Handheld Punch). Put Vintage Brad through.
- Adhere greeting to clothes pin.
- Cut a 6x6 piece of Chocolate Chip cardstock (plain, but textured may have even looked better).
- Cut a piece of 5.75 x 5.75 designer series paper (Brocade Background, light green patterned paper).
- Stamp the large swirl in Chocolate Chip ink, three times on the designer series paper.
- Wrap Chocolate Chip Taffeta ribbon around the designer serices paper. Adhere.
- Glue the designer series paper onto the 6x6 Chocolate Chip cardstock.
- Cut 1.75 x 1.75 piece of DSP (the same pattern used in step 6). Stamp large motif in Choc. Chip ink on that piece of paper. Mat to a 2x2 square of Choc. Chip cardstock.
- Punch in the center of the motif and place Vintage Brad.
- Adhere motif to finished 6x6 page (using Dimensionals or SNAIL adhesive).
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