Christmas wreaths are good ideas for presents, decorating your house or decorating at work. All you need is a blank wreath, ribbon, glue dots, and Christmas embellishments. First, wrap the wreath with ribbon and secure the ribbon with glue dots. Then adhere a picture where you want it with glue dots. Then emblellish! Easy right?
I made 2 pictures wreaths. The one of me and my son, I am going to hang in my cubicle at work. The one of my stepsister and stepmother, I am going to give to my step mom as a present.
Aren't we rocking the Practical aspect of our site this week?!? I hope you're enjoying it as much as we are! Here's another day full of items we all have in our homes or easily accessible...pins and paperclips. We even have a video that I made from our first year of Practical Scrappers (in fact it was our first ever video tutorial here!) with a fun idea for embellishing your paperclips.
Here at Practical Scrappers, we are always looking for fresh new ideas to reinvent those common supplies you already have lying around the house. Today, we'd like to highlight one of those items-- staples. I am sure all of you scrapbookers, card makers, and crafters have a stapler somewhere in your house. So I have a little poll for you to answer...
Now that you've answered the question how about we take a look at some of the projects our readers and design team came up with using staples on their projects...
Practical Scrapper Pia (sentiment in English "You Rule"
Did you have a project that used staples and you forgot to send in? Leave us a link to your project in the comments or just leave us a comment telling us your unique way to use staples.
~Kerri
Pin It **Designer projects are not always linked in our posts, but you can always find their blogs in our sidebar or in the staff tab**
***If you are looking for the card contest, scroll down a few posts and share your vote!***
On Monday we shared print cards with you and today we're back with layouts featuring prints. We've got all kinds of prints from music to books to newspaper. Here's some fabulous layouts from our readers and designers to get your creative juices flowing with these types of paper.
