Hi everyone. Here is a close up of the Bakery that was created for the Loaded Envelopes Galore and More Facebook swap you can find here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/LoadedEnvelopeOriginal/. For the month of April I am the Guest Designer for the swap. I created this project for us to swap. Isn't it fun!!!
This box is large enough to use your window dies that you might have in your stash. If you don't have any, I show you in the tutorial how to create the door, steps, roof, and windows. You only need a score board and a paper cutter. It's simple. You decorate as you wish!
This is the backside of the Bakery. It's decorated with pearls and swirls as I was going for a Shabby Chic look for this house.
There are so much themes you can do with this house. I am currently working on a "Coffee Shop" as I intend to fill it with Keurig (K Cups) as a gift presentation. See, isn't that fun!!! You could do a Flower Shop and include flower seeds inside!!!
The letters for the Bakery Sign were done on a Circuit machine. The rolled Roses are a Marianne Creatables die. Thank you so much for stopping by to view my project. I have included the tutorial below. I would love to see your houses. I will be posting pictures of the embellishments that are included in these houses soon. So check back. Until next time, Happy Crafting!!!
Greetings everyone! Back today with the last of the Shower decorations and a few pictures of the Baby Shower. This banner was created on the Cricut with Mother's Day Floral Bouquet and Fontastic Fonts cartridge. A fun project and here are all the banners that I made:
Here is the banner that says Sweet Baby Girl outside the food tent.
The other banner with "Emma" was inside the tent. This is how the decorations from previous post on my blog were set up. I created the cake and placed Rosettes in the center that I made as the cake topper. The cake plate is the type you can thread ribbon through to match your cake. I tied tulle to make a tutu on the base....super cute.
Here is the back yard before the guest arrived. It was so pretty. There were tiki torches for the evening. If you would like to see more details and get products used, there are two videos to watch that are attached here. Thanks for stopping by. Happy Crafting!
Look what's happening at the Hurlock house. Our family is growing with the addition of a sweet baby girl grand-daughter. This was created for the shower we were supposed to have, but Emma decided to make her appearance a month early.....lol The theme is elephants, of course.
This elephant was created with the Cricut "Everyday Pop-up Card" Cartridge. Years ago I never thought I would love my cricut so much, but I do. I'm a die cut girl-but the cricut adds another level to my crafting.
The base is a 4-3/4 x 4-3/4" box from the "Dollar General". The top of the box was not used. A green piece of floral foam was glued to the bottom of the box. The ribbon is from the "Dollar Store". Tulle was tied with wire and tucked into the foam. The pink paper picks are from Michael's and they have little half pearls glued to the center.
Here's a look at the back. Two elephants were made and a straw glued to the center to attach to this box. Thanks so much for stopping by today to view this project. I have more cute Baby Shower things to share, so be sure to check back for more soon. Until next time, Happy Crafting!
