The first one is a large pop-top Campbell soup can dressed in a Santa suit. I love decorating pop-top cans as they are so easy to do and make a great gift for anyone. For a pop-top can, you open the can at the bottom and fill it with a gift or candy, then seal it back up. The recipient then gets to open the can from the top. Click here to view the tutorial I made on altering pop-top cans.
Stamp set: nonePaper: Real Red, Basic Black, Brushed Silver CS
Ink: none
Accessories: ¾” square and 1 ¼” square punch, ¾” circle, Whisper White grosgrain ribbon, SNAIL adhesive, sticky strip, scissors, paper cutter, large pop-top soup can, can opener, Coluzzle, Crystal Effects, mixed chocolates.
I received inspiration for making the Santa suit from this sample on SCS.
Stamp set: nonePaper: Real Red, Basic Black, Brushed Silver CS
Ink: none
Accessories: ¾” square and 1 ¼” square punch, ¾” circle, Whisper White grosgrain ribbon, SNAIL adhesive, sticky strip, scissors, paper cutter, large pop-top soup can, can opener, Coluzzle, Crystal Effects, mixed chocolates.
I received inspiration for making the Santa suit from this sample on SCS.
My husband made this bag. I told him what I wanted and showed him some pictures, and this is what he created. When I’m struggling with a project or need a second opinion, he’s always willing to help me and gives great suggestions. He can think outside of the box which helps me since I can’t.
(Sorry for the dingy picture. I couldn’t edit the yellow out)
I think I saw this on someone’s blog last year but unfortunately I don’t remember whose. I found a sample on SCS from last year, which I may have CASEd (but can’t remember for sure). That’s the trouble with posting a project a year late! ;)
I’ll be back with a much more recent Christmas project soon. Have fun stampin’ and creatin’!
Sincerely,
Michelle
1 comment:
Great ideas. Love that your hubby made the bag. I need to get mine to do that. haha!
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