Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Craft of the Week

Another week of not knowing where we are moving to. So another week of a craft project to keep me busy!
Once again a craft from Tatertots and Jello! I seriously love her blog. For step by step instructions {as well as other fun goodies} please check her out!
Now I'm not going to say this project was easy. This was my first time doing *anything* like this at all. I really struggled with getting paper straight, bubbles, and the corners. I have no problem showing you my little "flaws" either. Even with my bumps though, I really enjoyed this project and can't wait to do more things like this.

First problem for me *because I'm completely anal about order and balance* is the way I patterned the paper. I should have started and ended with the blue paper.
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You can see here that the paper is not exactly in the corners. That was rough! Especially since the light paper showed ever wrinkle.
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See how shiny the tray becomes after sprayed with enamel (she used polyurethane). Also noticed the bumps and creases in my paper. Told you it wasn't perfect.
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But even with the little flaws, I still love it. I love the antique-ish feel.
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I already have next week's craft figured out so stay tuned. I hope it turns out great.

8 comments:

Brittanie Gordon said...

decopauge? Fun and trying!! I think it looks very cute though!! Can't wait to see next weeks!

Gina said...

very cute! I'm jealous you get to do all of these crafts! Wish I lived closer.

Roxanne said...

I like the blue paper and that you didn't add those feet.

Jessica said...

Yeah I'm glad I didn't do the feet too.

Thanks girls.

Minda said...

That does have a really vintage look to it, which I love. Flaws and all, good job! Hope you find out where you are moving too soon. I also hope it rhymes with Terslaska :)

Amber said...

How cute!

Kristy said...

I love it!!! I love anything with a vintage feel. Awesome job! I can't wait to see your next craft creation!

Anonymous said...

what a cute idea!