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Showing posts with label Craft Fair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Craft Fair. Show all posts

Sunday, December 4, 2016

Flurries of Jolly Sock Snowmen Families



These Where My Favorite
Today I am sharing a series of Snow Families I made for the craft fair.  They sold very well (Set of 3 for $12.).  I should have remembered to keep a cute set for myself-- Oh well.

 Supply list and details below photos:

Sorry for the bad photo on this one








* Supplies:

  • White Sock- White in both child and adult male size for bodies
  • Colored Socks and footies- coordinating patterned socks and footsie (in both adult male and female sizes and colors) for clothing and hats 
  • Nylon knee-highs – I used these and liners so rice wouldn’t poke thru the socks.  I put the rice in the base and topped with stuffing for the head tied it off; cut off excess and put the fill knee high in to the white sock.    Note:  glue seemed to work better for getting the hats inn the “just right position”.
  • Rice – to weight the base of the snowfolks
  • Stuffing- for the head and some of the upper body
  • Rubber bands – to “squeeze-in” section (head, body, etc.)
  • Hot glue and glue gun - while I sewed on most of the features some needed stability of glue, or in some cases, glue worked better or I was tiered and glue was easier.   
  • Buttons, beads, decorative straight pins, gems, and embroidery floss – for eyes, nose, and mouths
  • Ribbons, bows, small flowers – to accessorize, of course ;)
  • Needle and thread – to attach eyes, bows, secure hats and scarves, etc..  Note:  A curved needle worked better for me to sew on the eyes, etc.…
  • Knit hat and scarf - I bought one small set from the craft store all the rest where just cut piece of socks.  
  • Yarn - scarves and tie-offs

Place I am sharing these on:




 
The Faceless  Masses


*  When I go to make my  supply list, it always surprises me on how many supplies I actually use – it makes it seem more difficult than it is.  This was a lot more involved than my gnomes.  The gnomes where so easy to make (in an up coming post IF I can find any pictures of them).


Hope you enjoyed these little cuties.  Gob bless and happy scrappin'

Saturday, October 22, 2016

Boo - Altered Wooden Letters in a Spooky-Cute Combo

Sorry I have been missing -  I was busy preparing for the Craft Fair for the last month (was last Saturday and went very well!)

As I type this I am enjoying the nice cool fall weather we finally have here in south Texas!

My latest craft fair project was this cute (yet spooky) BOO décor.

I took the basic wooden letters (on sale from Hobby Lobby) and witch doctored them up!

What do you think? (details bellow)


CRFAT FAIR NOTES: I had this for sale at the craft fair for $10 - however, a very nice lady stopping said she had just purchased some "boo blocks" that were no where near as cute as mine for $15.  She said she would feel guilty buying my for that price with all the work I put into them, so... when she didn't buy them I decided I'd like to keep them for myself and raised the price to $20 -  people asked but no one bought.  I sold lots of snowmen (later post)  sold some Witch hats and Gnomes (later post) and the thing I sold most of was my wilted pathetic ghosts" -  the Ghost got all ruined in the humidity (starch and cheese cloth) and I thought I was going to have to give then away or trash them but once I added the word "pet" they flew off like, well ghosts!



peek at the back side
Supplies:
  • Carta Bella Halloween "Trick or Treat"  - ( I love the vintage look and feel of this paper)
  • Glitter gem spider stickers - Hobby Lobby - dangling from center of "B"
  • Orange spray paint (base - sprayed around all edges (except bottom)
  • Inks - black, brown, white (CTMH)
  • Embossing powder on "Happy Halloween" tag  (white and gold mixed -  I used CTMH white and Recollections clear gold)
  • Stamp "Happy Halloween" - CTMH - Perfect Fit-Halloween B1413
  • Tag - Die cut from Hot off the Press - 10 Tags and Trims set
  • Sandpaper, file, sanding block (for all edges after I glued the papers down)
  • Glue
  • Glitter paper  - by The Paper Studio
  • We R Memory Keepers Alphabet die (for letters in "Trick or Treat" banner)  had a really hard time trying to get theses to work right in my Cricut
  • Circut (banners and skeleton face) - Access (not sue want carts) (cut banners and folded in half over backers twin)
  • Bakers twine
  • Mod Podge and Mod Podge brush (love their brand brushes work together perfectly!)
  • Glow in the dark spider (Dollar Tree pack)
  • Black and Cream Cardstock
  • Ribbon (brown and cream stripped) - CTMH
  • ribbon - Gold - Anna Griffin stash
  • Embossing folder - Spider wed - Anna Griffin Seasonal Folders - Fall (embossed all the base paper with this before gluing down

Sharing on:

Bitten by the Bug 2 - Halloween -(closes 24 October)
CropStop - Linky Party #21 Anything goes - (closed around 10 November)
Cut it Up - Challenge #107  Pumpkins (closes 27 October)
Dies R Us - Challenge #59 Fall / Halloween (closes 28 October)
Die Cut Diva's - Emboss (wet or dry - I did both) (Closes 31 October)
DL ART - Thankful Thursday Challenge 3190 - Halloween (Closes 28 October)
Little Scraps Piece - Show it Off Linky Party (Closes 22 October)
Simply Create Too - #120  Halloween (Closes 28 October)

Feel free to comment or ask question and God Bless and happy Scrappin'
Be Safe This Fall Ya'lll