The ornaments were packaged in "Genie Bags" made from brown paper bags, recycled Christmas Card fronts and scrapbook papers with numbered tags cut with my Cricut.
Here are the basic steps:
1) shapes were cut out by hand, 2 per ornie on cardstock covered with vintage dictionary pages, which were then adhered together.
2) the edges of the frames were painted with cream acrylic paint.
3) frames were traced and cut out from cream colored felt.
4) pics were scanned, scaled, printed and cut out.
5) felt frames were brushed with Elmer's Glue-All and covered with Martha Stewart Glitter and Mica Flakes and allowed to dry overnight
6) Sheets of glitter shapes were made and punched.
7) pieces of plastic packaging were cut to make the "glass" for the frames.
8) pics were glued down, followed by the "glass" and topped with the glitter frames.
9) glitter shapes were adhered.
10) pieces of vintage trims and laces were added.
11) holes were punched in the top and a stain ribbon hanger was added.
Whew!! Seems like a lot when I write it all out!! :) And to think I made 35 of them!! I hope the recipients enjoy them!! They were a joy to make and share!! I shared a few here, as each one was different. Please click on the pics if you wish to appreciate the sparkly details!!
Stay tuned for tomorrow and another giftie!! :)
Stay tuned for tomorrow and another giftie!! :)
10 comments:
Beautiful, simply beautiful
Those are so cute, Shelly!
Oh Shelly...they all look WONDERFUL great job ma'am!!!
WOW Shelly. Your tags are absolutely beautiful. Love them.
I just love mine! Thanks so much, Shelly!!!
xx,
Autumn Clark
I received one of these and it is beautiful...thanks so much, Shelly!
The paper bag and card gift bag was quite impressive too! Diann
Shelly, these are adorable......love them..
brenda
These are gorgeous, Shelly! I'm loving all the wonderful Christmas pieces on your blog!! I think I've been here for 10 minutes or more, just taking in all the beauty!!
HI Shelly....I just love my ornie!! It's so cool that the pix are of your family!!
Gwynn
Shelly..your ornaments are simply beautiful!
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