I'm starting to prepare for Easter which is only a few weeks' away. I created this Easter basket by extending how the Stampin' Up! All Dressed Up bag is assembled.
To create the basket I diecut and assembled 4 instead of 2 panels of the bag. Each panel was dry embossed with the Coastal Weave embossing folder. It was then filled with shredded tissue paper and Easter goodies.
The All Dressed Up dies and co-ordinating Dressed to Impress stamp set can be purchased separately or as a bundle from my online store.
If you like this project you may want to consider attending a papercrafting class. I run classes each month - please contact me for further details if you live in Melbourne, Australia. Private classes for you and your friends can be arranged for local crafters.
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Thursday, 19 March 2020
Sunday, 21 April 2019
Easter baskets
Happy Easter to all who are celebrating this event. I made these Easter baskets and filled them with Easter Eggs for the ladies who attended my last class. They feature the Stampin' Up! Gingham Gala Designer Series Paper, Daisy Delight stamp set and Daisy punch.
These baskets are easy to make as they’re just a 6x6” / 15x15cm piece of paper scored at 2”/5cm, 4”/10cm on two sides. A couple of cuts are made (see template below) and bring the cut edges up to meet in the middle. Secure with a brad or adhesive then decorate to suit.
Here’s the template:
If you like this project you may want to consider attending a papercrafting class. I run classes each month - please contact me for further details if you live in Melbourne, Australia. Private classes for you and your friends can be arranged for local crafters.
If you enjoy papercrafting and Stampin' Up! products you may want to consider joining my team to receive a discount on your supplies or to start a business that fits in with your lifestyle. Click on the link at the top of this page for more information or feel free to contact me to discuss the benefits of joining.
Thanks for visiting
These baskets are easy to make as they’re just a 6x6” / 15x15cm piece of paper scored at 2”/5cm, 4”/10cm on two sides. A couple of cuts are made (see template below) and bring the cut edges up to meet in the middle. Secure with a brad or adhesive then decorate to suit.
Here’s the template:
If you like this project you may want to consider attending a papercrafting class. I run classes each month - please contact me for further details if you live in Melbourne, Australia. Private classes for you and your friends can be arranged for local crafters.
If you enjoy papercrafting and Stampin' Up! products you may want to consider joining my team to receive a discount on your supplies or to start a business that fits in with your lifestyle. Click on the link at the top of this page for more information or feel free to contact me to discuss the benefits of joining.
Thanks for visiting
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Daisy punch,
easter,
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