We wrapped up our Haunt Your House series last week and after four weeks of Halloween home décor it is hard to stop the creative wheels from turning. Pazzles Owner and Designer Holly put together one more project to share with you today, a hanging Halloween mobile. This mobile looks more time consuming than it is and it is easy to assemble. It makes a stunning statement hanging among your other Halloween decorations and is a great project for using up scraps of paper.
There's no tea party like a Mad Hatter's Tea Party! Impress your guests with this crazy fun collection and throw a party no one will ever forget.
I always have a lot of fun creating projects, but something about this one had me buzzing around the office chasing people with these super cute glittery, hairy legged spiders!! Don’t exterminate these bugs! Instead, lavish guests with spooky fun the moment they step up to the door. They’re bound to get caught up in your web of creativity when you host your spooky Halloween party get together. Let the smiles and maybe even a few frightful screams begin… when you have this spider wreath hanging ready to greet all who dare enter!
During the summer months it is a joy to spend time in the sunshine and take a picnic into the countryside. Recently, I saw this Summer Picnic Basket in the Craft Room Project listings where Tatum had showed us a technique of coloring the basket using the Copic Airbrush System. Unfortunately, I don’t have any Copic Markers, but I adore this Picnic Basket, so I thought I could use my patterned papers to give a totally different look to the cutting file.
Take advantage of the last bit of summertime fun before saying farewell to backyard BBQs and get-togethers. Create this Soda Can Box and fill it with goodies, but don’t forget to mix a pitcher of your favorite drinks to go along with it.
After returning from a great trip to England and Ireland, I decided to celebrate those memories by making a tea and napkin box.
What do you call a fake noodle? An Impasta! These paper noodles are sure to fool anyone. Create this cute pasta set for your next family dinner night and dress the part of their favorite chef.
A gorgeously detailed, vintage Grandfather Clock that looks fancy but is so easy to make! The open panels of the clock are covered with clear transparency so this would make a gorgeous gift box filled with treats.
During the early summer mornings I am often woken up by the singing of the birds in our garden. Recently, my children have been filling up our wooden bird boxes in the garden with nuts, which reminded me of the House Box that I had seen in the Pazzles Craft Room.
These cute boats would be perfect way to keep kids entertained. Race them across a pool, or out on the creek. Not only are they simple to assemble but you can create several in no time!
You can design a unique chest using as many of these cute little matchboxes as you want. For this particular project, cut and assemble 15 of them. Divide them into three groups of five, and then take each group and glue the matchboxes one on top of the other, making sure to line them up perfectly.
I've seen these exploding boxes floating around the internet for years and love the element of surprise you get when opening one up. Of course I decided to give mine the Pazzles touch and add a paper bow and a surprise bouquet of balloons in the center.
Have any plans for a pool party or beach get together this summer? I hope this Sandcastle and Sea Creature Invites inspire you to create a fun beach themed party in your own backyard.
Celebrate Independence Day in the backyard with paper pretties and party accessories! We paired up with Bazzill Basics Paper to create this special spread. We used red, white, and blue Bazzill cardstocks in different textures and their new patterned paper collection called 'Freedom.'
Thanks for creating along with us this week as we build our Father's Day Tool Belt. Today is the final set of tools: a hammer, screwdriver, level and two pencils. These images are simply cut out and pieced together, simple as that!
No tool set is complete without a measuring tape, and what could be better than a candy-filled one? It may not actually be able to serve its purpose as a measuring device but it will make dad smile when he sees it clipped to the Fathers Day Tool Belt. Instructions are included with this part of the project because the measuring tape requires some assembly.
Today you begin to fill the pockets of Dad's tool belt by spelling the word D-A-D using common tools that every Dad can recognize. Make the treat even better by backing each tool with one of his favorite candies. A sweet treat for a sweet guy, what father can resist that message?
This week we are focusing on the men in our lives with a tool belt gift set. Each day this week we will add another element to the belt and by the weekend your belt will be complete and ready for gift giving.
Summer to me means camping, fishing and plenty of sunshine. The best place to find all three is down on the lake enjoying the day with friends and catching sun rays on the boat. Maybe you are lucky enough to enjoy tropical beaches where you live. If so, your friends here at Pazzles are very jealous!
The sun is beginning to shine here in the UK, and the summer holidays will soon be upon us. I came across this gorgeous Teardrop Trailer file in the Craft Room Library and thought it would be ideal to transform into a small gift for someone going on their holidays.
This wall hanging features hearts from the Craft Room Library’s Handful of Hearts and lots of flowers made with “Rose” from the project Twirled Flowers. I have discovered a wonderful treasure with these twirled flowers cutting files.
It's nearly the middle of the month which means it is time to get your April Challenge creations uploaded to the Craft Room Albums. Just a reminder that our April Challenge is all about doing something new to you.
For the last day of our Seven Days of Parties, we made a special craft-themed party just for our Craft Room Members. Get out the extra tables and chairs and have a crop at your house or book some space at your local scrapbooking store.
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