Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Bunny Hop Recap & a Prize Winner!!

 
We hope you enjoyed our Bunny Blog Hop!!!
Here is a Recap of all the "Egg"cellent Projects our team designed!!












Now it's Time to Announce our Bunny Hop Winner........
 
STEFANIE WOODARD!!!!
please contact the LBH to claim your Basket of Goodies!!!
 
Thank you everyone for hopping along with us!
 
Hoppy Easter,
Kristyn

Monday, March 23, 2015

Bunny Blog Hop begins TODAY!!!


Are you Ready to HOP??
We have 8 Easter Inspired Project Tutorials to get you Egg-cited for Easter!! Lindsey is here on the LBH Blog sharing the first Tutorial for our Bunny Hop! 

"Carrot Vellum Treat Bag"





Gather Materials Needed...

empty toilet paper roll
Echo Park Papers, Happy Easter, Carrots Paper ,Sunny Days Ahead Red/yellow
Sewing Machine  (thread color of your choice)
Green tissue paper
hot glue gun
paper cutter
scissors
adhesive of your choice
pencil
clear tape
eraser
Decorative scissors, scallop
(check the LBH Online Store for items you may need)

 Step 1.  Using the yellow paper from Echo Park (Sunny Days Ahead in Red/Yellow) trim to 4 inches by 6 inches.  Followed by the Doodlebug Vellum in Tangerine, trim to 4 inches by 6 inches.

 Step 2.  Adhere vellum to paper

 Step 3.  Adhere the pieces glued together onto the toilet paper roll.

 Step 4.  Draw some leave shapes to use atop of the tube.  Just before you cut them out use an eraser to lighten the lines.  Leave just enough to see where to cut.

 Step 5.  Position leaves so that they will fit across the front of the toilet paper roll on a piece of clear tape.  The sticky side should be up.

 Step 6.  Cut an approximately 6 in strip of tissue paper from the widest width of the paper ( typically 30 inches)

 Step 7.  Use decorative scissors to make a pretty edge to the tissue paper.

 Step 8.  Adhere paper leave to tubes.  Feed the folded tissue paper through the center on the tube and apply hot glue at the 12, 3, 6 and 9 position of the circle.  Press tissue paper into the hot glue and add more glue to tack down the excess.

 Step 9.  Use your sewing machine to sew the bottom closed with an approximate 1/8 in seam allowance.

Step 10.  Fluff and fuss with tube until its the right shape.  You can leave this open or easily close it up with a treat inside.


I hope you've enjoyed this Easter tutorial!
 It's quick and easy and appropriate for so many ages.

Bunny Blog Hop Grand Prize:
Leave a comment on each of the blog posts featured on the Bunny Blog Hop and you will be entered to WIN a fantastic Easter basket filled with amazing  paper-crafting goodies! Winner to be announced on March 25th.

 Here is our HOP order...

HOP this WAY to....-Natalie!!!!
http://lbhbluecrew.blogspot.com/

Nadine 
Miss Tracy
Angi
Susan Liles
Vicki
Valerie Bishop

Thanks again for reading...hope you enjoy my Cute Carrot Treat Holder! Don't forget to leave a comment and then head on over to Natalie's Blog to see her Crafty Creation! Click HERE.

Happy Spring!
Lindsey
 

Friday, March 6, 2015

Flash Friday: 30 minute Challenge

It's Flash Friday!!!
Every 1st Friday of the month we share our Finish in a Flash
30 Minute Craft Challenge Projects!

Natalie (Nat) from the LBH Media Team came up with the requirements this month....
1. only 30 minutes to finish
2. some kind of Treat container
3. Spring OR Easter themed
4. use something clear OR metallic
Check out what our team made in this fun 30 minute Challenge....

- Vicki's Happy Easter Altered Bottle-
Vicki's before pic all her supplies ready to create with and
after pic of her finished altered Easter bottle



- Natalie's Happy Easter Paper Sack Tag-
Natalie's before pic with all her supplies ready to create with and
after pic of her complete paper sack Happy Easter Tag!


        



-Nadine's Hippity Hop Easter Candy Jar-
Before: Nadine's supplies all gathered together before the challenge starts...
 
After: Now look at how cute her altered Easter jar turned out!

Now we challenge you! Take the 30 minutes challenge and create your own Finish in a Flash Project!
We love to see what you make Send us Pics and we will share them right here on the Blog!
Happy Friday!