Supplies:
-24 hole mini muffin tin (wal-mart has them for around $4.50)
-Christmas Scrap book paper ( I like to get the double sided paper so I have more paper options)
-2 1/4 inch scalloped paper punch ( you can use a round or square 2 inch punch also. I just like the scalloped look for Christmas)
-Christmas embellishments to decorate
-Numbers. I just combined a bunch of different number stickers that I had, but you could use a the cricut machine , or print them off the computer too.
-If your tin has holes you can tie ribbon on also. You can use it as a decoration or to hang it on the wall.
-I also spray painted mine a oil rubbed bronze color and then sanded it on the edges to give it a antiqued look.
Michelle, this turned out so cute!! I love the idea.
ReplyDeleteDid you just glue the scrapbook paper onto magnet sheets? Mod Podge over it? I'm dying to make one. :)
I love this and will be giving this a try...hope I can get 2 small treats in each section.
ReplyDeleteJulie, I intended on using magnetic sheeting to mod podge the scrapbook paper on, but I could not find what I was looking for at the store, but I did find heavy duty magnetic strips with self adhesive on the back. I stuck a strip on the top and bottom of each paper square. It worked out nice, but I still think the magnetic sheeting would be the best bet because it would give a nice stability to the scrapbook paper. Also I forgot to mention in my origianl post that I used a 2 1/4 inch scalloped paper punch. I edited it into my post now.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have fun making yours. I just love these kind of crafts!
What type of paint did you use?
ReplyDeleteI used the Krylon satin oil rubbed bronze spray paint. I found it at Kmart. If you are using a muffin tin with teflon (sp?) coating on it I would sand it some first before spray painting it because if not the paint does not like to stick.
ReplyDeleteThanks. I'm trying to decide if I want to paint, or just leave natural. I love the new one you did with the Cricut!!
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