Friday, December 23, 2011
January Workshop
Kelly’s Krop
January 13th 7:00pm
***Note change of Date***
Believe paper Pack - Christmas theme
Layout;
1 Paper Pack, Embellishments and Instructions:
$12_________ (not pre-cut)
1 Paper Pack, Embellishments and Instructions:
$15_________(pre-cut)
Christmas Mini Album;
6 x6 Album, pre-cut paper, and Believe Stickease
$18___________(pre-cut)
Total: _______________
(Because of the Holidays, payment can be made on the night of the workshop, But must RSVP by Dec. 30th)
**Orders Due by: _Dec. 30th**
Thank you!
Kelly Hacker : kahacker@charter.net, kahackerskraft.blogspot.com
1681 Brighton Drive
Hollister, Ca 95023
Next workshop is Jan. 27- Winter Theme (Wonderland Paper Pack)
January 13th 7:00pm
***Note change of Date***
Believe paper Pack - Christmas theme
Layout;
1 Paper Pack, Embellishments and Instructions:
$12_________ (not pre-cut)
1 Paper Pack, Embellishments and Instructions:
$15_________(pre-cut)
Christmas Mini Album;
6 x6 Album, pre-cut paper, and Believe Stickease
$18___________(pre-cut)
Total: _______________
(Because of the Holidays, payment can be made on the night of the workshop, But must RSVP by Dec. 30th)
**Orders Due by: _Dec. 30th**
Thank you!
Kelly Hacker : kahacker@charter.net, kahackerskraft.blogspot.com
1681 Brighton Drive
Hollister, Ca 95023
Next workshop is Jan. 27- Winter Theme (Wonderland Paper Pack)
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Friday, December 9, 2011
I copied this from a fellow Close to my Heart consultant....it was just too cute!
Cupcake Christmas Ornament
I saw these as I was surfing the internet, but they were made with styrofoam balls. I really thought I could do better.
Cut a length of baker's twine and hot glue it with the berry to the top:
While the paint is still wet, sprinkle the chunky glitter on the ornament.
What do you think of my version?
Here's a little tutorial so you can make some in time for Christmas!
What you will need:
- Glass ornaments - I chose pink
- Aluminum cupcake liners
- Baker's twine
- White craft paint
- Chunky glitter
- red berries - mine were cut off of a pick from the craft store
- Hot glue
First, run a bead of hot glue inside the cupcake liner:
Remove the hanger from the ornament and place the ornament in the liner with the stem tipped to the corner:
Cut a length of baker's twine and hot glue it with the berry to the top:
Next, paint the top to look like frosting:
That's it! You now have an adorable ornament to put on your tree or share with a friend. I also made some using brown ornaments - chocolate, you know! The trick with those was - 2 coats of white paint for coverage!
I think I hear a stampede headed toward the ornament aisle. No pushing or shoving! These things are glass!!!!
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
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