Showing posts with label st. patricks day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label st. patricks day. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Guest Post: St. Patrick's Day with Joey!

I'm Joey from jubbo.blogspot.com!  I'm so excited to be the guest blogger this week!  I have some great giveaways and hopefully a few good posts, too!


Supplies from the basement ... unfinished frame, glue (because the Modge Podge is missing), spray paint, yarn, and paper


Stay home sick day turns into "Make Shamrocks Day."
this is his best coloring in the lines EVER.  good work!
3 hearts hooked to a stem
All the shamrocks are hanging upside-down in the kitchen.
  Because I'm posting this before the big day, look at these ideas to prepare for your St. Patrick's Day coming up this Saturday!

My favorite St. Patrick's Day Pins:

and more on my St. Patrick's Pin Board

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Friday, March 11, 2011

Shamrock Tree Frame

Lindsey from Inspiring Creations made this super adorable Shamrock Tree from a $1 Michael's Frame. She gives a full tutorial on how to make one for yourself as well!

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LUCK Scrabble Tile Magnets

How clever is Greenbean Crafterole? Seriously this St. Patty's Day Craft is so cute and smart! 

Go to Greenbean Crafterole's blog for all the details including a link where you can find the cute containers!
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Monday, March 7, 2011

St. Patrick's Day Frame Tutorial


I had so much fun making THIS Valentine's Frame I decided to make another one for St. Patrick's Day. The total cost for the project was $1.50, love that! I purchased the wood frame at Michael's for $1.00 (they are always this price) and the scrapbook paper at Hobby Lobby for 50 cents.

Here is a tutorial so that you can make it too: 

Step 1: Trace the outside and inside of the frame on the scrapbook paper of our choice. I did this on the back so that I didn't have pencil lines. Cut out paper and set aside.

Step 2: Apply a thin layer of Modge Podge to entire
 top of the frame. The trick is not to wait too long to
put the paper on top of the modge podge and not to
put too much modge podge on the frame.
The photo above is what your frame should look like when the modge podge is applied correctly.

Step 3: Apply the paper you cut earlier to the top of the frame, use something (an old credit card, etc) to smooth the paper down onto the frame, working from the inside out. This will ensure that you don't have bubbles. If you have bubbles then you either put way too much modge podge or not enough. Let dry approx. 10 minutes.

Optional Step 4: Take a black marker and outline your frame. Let marker dry for 10 minutes before going to next step.

Step 5: Apply a thin layer a modge podge on top of the paper, in the photo above you can see what it should look like. If any bubbles appear, you can try to smooth them down but be careful not to rip your paper.

Step 6: While your frame is trying, glue a piece of cardstock on top of the square that came in the middle of the frame.

Step 7: Put something in the middle of the frame.
I chose to cut "Luck O' the Irish" out of the cricut
cartridge "Celebrate with Flourish". If you don't have
 a Cricut or this cartridge, anything St. Patty's Day
 related would be cute inside the frame!

Step 8: Your Done! Drink a diet coke (or your favorite drink) to celebrate! :)

HERE are the Linky Parties I will be joining!

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Thursday, March 3, 2011

St. Patty's Day Wood Block

Can you tell I am loving these wood blocks that my Aunt and I cut? :) This is my 3rd project with them and I have already done another one that I will share next week.
This time I took pictures for you along the way!

 I downloaded the Shamrock image for free HERE
 and cut it out using SCAL on my Cricut.


HERE are the Linky Parties I will be joining!




Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Free St. Patty's Day Print #3

I hope you love this Irish Blessing as much as I do!
 Here are two different color options for you....


HERE are the link parties I am joining
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Sunday, February 27, 2011

Lucky Plate with Free SCAL File

I found this little white square plate while cleaning my craft area on Saturday that I forgot I had :)
It's good to clean!
I decided to make a St. Patrick's Day decoration out of it because really I have very few. I used SCAL and my Cricut to design and cut THIS file that you can download for free.
I used the shamrock from The Free SVG Blog.  
Here is the finished product, super quick and easy!
HERE are the Link Parties I will be joining
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Free St. Patrick's Day Print #2

Here is another St. Patrick's Day print I created for my fabulous readers! Thank you all for following my blog.

To print, just right click and save it to your computer.

HERE are the link parties I am joining.
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Saturday, February 19, 2011

St. Patrick's Day Free Print

I hope you are all having a great Saturday! Here is a
St. Patrick's Day print I created just for you!

Just right click the image to save it to your computer.

HERE are the Link Parties I am joining.
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