Happy Sunday everyone!!!!
Today was my day to post a project to the AC Bailey Blog and I wanted to share my project with all of you!!
I just love the cute little gingerbread man and I think he will be very cute hanging up in my kitchen during the holidays!!!!
Gingerbread Man Banner
Supplies Needed:
Chipboard
Cardstock
Patterned Paper
Border Punch
Ink
Jute
Ribbon
Buttons
Embellishments
Border Punch
Ink
Jute
Ribbon
Buttons
Embellishments
1. Cut 3 stars out of Chipboard and Cardstock.
2. Glue cardstock stars to chipboard bases.
3. Cut stars out of patterned paper and then cut all the points off of the star as shown and distress with ink.
4. Trace the inside of the star onto your choice of corresponding patterned paper.
6. Add stitching with an American Crafts Slick Writer.
7. Trace Gingerbread Man onto Craft Cardstock and Ink.
- Embellish Gingerbread Men with ribbons and buttons. Glue to stars.
- Add sentiment: I used the Jillibean Corrugated Kraft Alphas.
- Add any embellishments of your choice.
- String together with Jute and add ribbons and smaller cardboard and cardstock stars.
- Patterns for the Gingerbread I am more than happy to share the patterns for the stars and gingerbread man-email me at klockart@msn.com if you are intersted.
Hope you have a wonderful day!!
Kristii
6 comments:
wow this is beautiful!! ♥♥♥
just love the details and papers..well everything ♥
Love this idea!!! especially the scalloped edges around the star!
Hope your day was full of fun.
xoxo
Oh Kristii.....I love this...I WANT ONE!!!!!! Too bad I can't move in my scrapbook room to make one!!!! I just adore gingerbread men!!!! Where did you get the gingerbread man? SO CUTE!!!
I would like to take this time to wish you and your family and Merry and Blessed Christmas!!!
Kristii that is just adorable!! I may have to whip one up for my kitchen!!
If I don't get back before the holiday, I wish you and your family and very Merry and wonderful Christmas!!!
Kristii, what a wonderful banner! It would make a great addition to my kitchen.
I just came across your blog and I love this project!
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