Hello there friends! Today's the first day of the week-long upcycled projects! First up is this pretty little tiered stand. :)
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Step1 : Pleat ribbon around the circumference of tart mold. I used glue dots - faster and less messy.
Step 2: Cut out the base of a soda can. Cut around the circumference to create "petals".
Step 3: Add a piece of paper doiley and then the petaled soda can base.
Step 4: Add patterned paper and the faux birds. Dress it up further with some coloured beads.
I also added stickles to the birds so they really sparkle.
Step 5: Upcycle a ribbon holder for the “stand” between the tiers. [you need something sturdy] Glue patterned paper around it. Add some ribbon and pearls.
Step 6: For the bottom tier: Repeat pleated ribbon technique on bottom tier. Adhere patterned paper to base of mold. Apply crackle paint in rock candy for a sparkly crackle finish. Add coloured ribbon and pearls.
Step 7: Die-cut two birdcages with the soda can.
Adhere them with 3D dots so that the silver parts are showing on both front and back.
Step 8: Affix the birdcages to the mold.(I used glue dots and then glossy accents for reinforcement) Add some tulle (which covers up the adhesive marks). Assemble your tiered stand. I glued mine down with glossy accents.
I have been using my stand to house my fave little trinkets. What will you use yours for?
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Supplies: 2 tart molds (different sizes), Satin ribbon/lace, Paper doiley, Soda can, Patterned paper (Pink Paislee), Pearls/trims, Beads/charms, Stickles, Ranger Crackle Paint in Rock Candy, Glue dots/3D dots, Glossy accents, Tim Holtz/Sizzix Bird Cage Die, A pair of faux birds, Scissors, Ribbon holder
26 comments:
I loveeeeeeeeeeeee this!!! WOW WOW WOW!!! You amaze me!! Thanks for the tips too! :):):):):):):):):):):):):)
good grief woman...this is stinkin' a-dorable!!!! I.love.it.
wowie, how adorable!
Super duper awesome!!! Wow!!!
this is adorable ! love it :D
O wow ...I love this tutotial love this project, aw this is to cute!
gorgeous!
Such a Fun and Gorgeous Project! :D
woow, what a great idea again!! love those little birdies!! The LO under this post is gergeous whit those little pictures on a row!!
Have a great week!
Annemieke
OMG Chickadee!!! What can I say??? You amaze me... I'm still... WOW...seriously this rocked big time... !!! Clever upcycling project... Beautiful!!! TFS...very inspiring indeed... hows your monday??? hugs..xoxo
Wowsers, this is just stunning, I am going to make one of these for Nate's 5th birthday....and the coke can bird page, you are just so creative, I would love to scrap an afternoon with you dear friend, the ring with pearls is awesome, everything is beautiful. I don't have facebook for personal reasons, but if I did I would be on it. Melxx
This is very cool!
OH EMMMMMMMM GEE!!!! This is awesome!!! I love it...double love it!!!
You are amazing!!!
Wishing you a great week sweet friend!!!
What a fun and cute and totally do-able project!
just gorgeous yvonne
wowzers!!! u make it look so easy to do gurl!!! I hope to be able to try out ur awesome tute some day!! :) tfs!!!! and that's truly the sweetest tiered stand I've seen!! :)
Cute Yvonne and lovely birds!
so pretty....love the colours...love it :)
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you are amazing, girl! what a fabulous upcycle project! love love all the details as always. it's amazing what you can do with soda cans! can't wait to see what you have for tomorrow! thanks for the inspiration!
This is just beyond cool - awesome!
This is so adorable, what a cool idea, thanks for the step-by-step tutorial, I so want to try this soon! Thanks for the inspiration!
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WOW!... its just so wow! :D
wowwwwwwwwwwwwww....Very Beautiful........no more words
This is totally beautiful! WOW!!!
awesome!!!!
so that is how you get the soda can cuts to stick! i will try glossy accents next time :)
Oh my sweetness! Only you could have thought of this fabbie idea :>)
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