A Simple Valentine's Day Card

A simple Valentine's Day Card

I used the Fiskars scallop heart punch to punch out hearts from various pattern papers.
I wrapped bakers twine around the card and tied a bow to finish the card.

Valentine Pocket Letter

Valentine's Day pocket letter for my Granddaughter.

Christmas Mason Jars

Christmas Mason Jars

The red jar is Santa and the green jar is a Christmas Tree.

Snowflake Mason Jars

Snowflake Mason Jar

• The snowflake is from the Cricut Winter Lace Cartridge image #M38CE4. 
• I cut out my vinyl snowflake.  
• I adhered the snowflake to the front of the jar.  
• I painted the jar in Plaster color chalk paint.  
• I sealed the jar and glittered it.  
• Then I outlined the snowflake with Stickles glue glitter.

Thanksgiving Pocket Letter

Thanksgiving pocket letter swap I made and mailed out.
I love doing these swaps.

Vases Made From Mason Jars

Vases Made From Mason Jars


Supplies:
Waverly Chalk Paint
Varnish
Mason Jar
Burlap Ribbon
Bakers Twine
Hemp
Trinkets

Directions:
Paint jar with Moss Green Waverly Chalk Paint and let dry.  Dry brush brown Waverly chalk paint over the green paint and let dry.  Seal the paint with varnish and let dry. Wrap ribbon around the jar and adhere with hot glue. Tie hemp and twine around the neck of the jar.  Tie trinket onto the middle of the jar having it hang over the ribbon.

Painted Mason Jars For Fall

Painted Mason Jars For Fall

Please read the Instructions below:
You place the vinyl on the outside of the jar.
You paint your jar. Letting the paint dry for each layer. Then when the jar is dry add varnish. Letting the varnish dry between each layer.
Remove vinyl after the jar has dried completely.
I used an X-acto knife to cut around the vinyl shape then peeling it off the jar.
I used Waverly Chalk Paint. Then I sealed it with Waverly clear matte varnish.
The paints and varnish can be purchased at Walmart.
2 different techniques were used with each jar. The jar with the maple leaf was painted with a solid color paint. The jar with the acorn I applied several layers of paint to distress it. Giving it a more woodsy feel to it. I used the dry brush technique to apply 3 different colors of paint onto the jar with the acorn.
The candles are battery operated. I'm in the process of making tags and die cuts to hang on the jars.

Happy Crafting!!

Mary