Showing posts with label Gift Giving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gift Giving. Show all posts

Friday, May 13, 2011

Romantic Rubik's Cube

So in less then a week is mine and my husband's 3rd year anniversary!! Yay!! I'm so excited to celebrate, and to take a day trip out to where we got married. That day had to be the most happiest time in our lives!!!
For a gift for my wonderful husband I made him a Romantic Rubik's Cube
What's that you ask?
Well, THIS......is what that is!!!!


It's an Rubik's Cube with some of our favorite wedding pictures mod modge to it. 


I'm completly in love with this thing and I'm sure my hubbs will be too!!




Saturday, May 7, 2011

Mom's Stash!

It's Mommy's Day YAY!


Here's a quick, simple, but yet awesome last minute ('cause I'm a horrible procrastinator) gift I made to give to some wonderful women in my life.

Mom's Secret Stash Candy Jars


I found these cute little jars in the kitchen area at Wal-Mart for a little over a dollar.


Then I printed out my cute little label and Mod Podge it to the lid of the jar.


Fill it with some yummy candy, and hand out.
 I filled these ones with Hersey's Hugs & Kisses, cute huh!!
Can't wait to give these to my mommy and mommy-in-laws!!

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!



Thursday, January 20, 2011

Personalized Candy Dishes

I am obsessed with anything that you can put a monogram on. Vases, towels, jewelry, clothes, etc. I think it makes an object that much more special.

So over Christmas I wanted to give my friends something that was personal and something I made with Love
So I decided to make them all candy dishes with their names on them. And I think they turned out rather well if I do say so myself!

What You Need:
  • Armour Etch (Find at a Michael's Craft store. Prices for a small bottle $12 to a big one about $30
  • Any glass surface you want to etch. (Vase, Bowl, Plate, Mirror, Window, etc)
  • Contact paper (Kitchen drawer lining.)
  • Ruler (To place stencil in middle of glass. I just eye balled it.)
  • Scissors
  • Tape
  • Paint brush
  • An exacto knife
  • A picture of what you want to etch

Step One:  Wash and dry your glass. Cut out a piece of contact paper about an inch bigger (on all sides) then your picture. Place contact paper on your glass and smooth out all air bubbles.

Step Two:  Put your picture on and tape it down on all sides. Try to get it as tight a possible on the glass.

Step Three:  With the exacto knife cut out your picture. Be careful not to cut yourself. If you are cutting out letters like "O'', ''R", "A", "P'' etc. make sure to cut out the inside first. Trust me, I learned the hard way!

Step Four:  Remove your picture and tape. Then carefully remove the contact paper to show the glass that you are etching.

Step Five:  Paint on a generous amount of Armour Etch to your stencil. Leave on for about 5 minutes. Then carefully wash off. (I did this step twice cause I really wanted the names to "POP") Then remove contact paper from entire glass area. Give one more quick wash and dry.

 Finished Product. Love It!!!

All wrapped up and ready to be handed out!!


 Here Are A Few More That I Did

A vase for my sister-in-laws first anniversary. I put the couples monogram on it. T, O, A
(I should of cleaned the glass before I took the picture. Whoops!)

This one I etched everything BUT the dollar signs. It was a little harder trying to keep all the armour etch painted on evenly and ended up doing several coats but I think it's a nice way to hold your change

My very first Armor Etch project. The "Peace And Love" vase.


Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Holiday Wish

 A Holiday Wishing Bracelet

I made one for all the wonderful girls in my life and sent them with their Christmas cards as a special holiday gift from me to them.

      Things you need:
  • Beads
  • Colored Yarn
  • Card stock or blank index cards
  • Hole puncher
  • Scotch tape
  • Scissors

Take your yarn and beads and make your bracelets.
You don't need to but to many beads on it.
The bracelet is ment to fall off and nobody wants to pick up a ton of beads.

Next print out your cards

Which Say:

Make a wish as you
Tie this bracelet / anklet on.
When the bracelet wears off
Your wish shall come true!

Figure out where you need to add your holes and punch them out.
Next thread the ends of your bracelet through the holes.

On the back use your scotch tape to tape the yarn down.

All done and ready to be sent off. Yay!!

Great favor to give out any time. Any holiday, baby shower, birthday or wedding.