Bring on the bouncing babies! It's time for a Baby Blog Hop filled with all sorts of cute, fun, and of course, sparkly, baby themed projects!
If you've come from Cynthia's blog, you're in the right place! If you've just come across the hop and would like to start at the beginning, please visit All that Stickles.
For my project, I've made a centerpiece to use at a baby shower.
I took this (all bought on clearance or with a coupon)
and turned it into this:
Can you spy all my Stickles additions?
The prefabbed box had a few flaws. Look at that sloppy glue peeking out from under the letters.
An quick cover up is a sparkly layer of Ice Stickles to create a fab border.
And look at the inconsistent painting of the brown border, I'm glad I didn't pay full price for this! LOL
With Stickles in hand, anything is possible. I used Cinnamon to cover up the gaps and add a beautiful border.
Did you notice a few other additions to the box? Why those are Dew Drops which you can find at one of our fabulous April sponsors, The Robin's Nest. I used the GLUE feature of Stickles to adhere them and also Stickled over some of the existing polka dots. You can see a bit of glitter shine through the more transparent Dew Drops.
Always keep an open mind when you are browsing the craft aisle. Eggs aren't just for Easter, they make great accents for baby themes also. I found this set of six eggs on deep discount after Easter at Hobby Lobby. They are covered in fabric and already on a stick, perfect for using in a centerpiece.
I used Stickles to glue on more Dew Drops to some and doodled lines and dots over some of the eggs.
To pull together the baby/egg theme, I used this adorable image and sentiment from Doodle Pantry to create a wrapper to the big bottle bank. I filled the bottle with baby themed rubber ducks that will act as favors to the guests.
Here's a close up of the image.
Nothing is free from Stickles as I added Baby Blue to the egg and bow.
Whew, that was a lot of pics! I hope you are able to be inspired to think outside the box when you are crafting and remember that Stickles makes everything better!
For my project, I've made a centerpiece to use at a baby shower.
I took this (all bought on clearance or with a coupon)
and turned it into this:
Can you spy all my Stickles additions?
The prefabbed box had a few flaws. Look at that sloppy glue peeking out from under the letters.
An quick cover up is a sparkly layer of Ice Stickles to create a fab border.
And look at the inconsistent painting of the brown border, I'm glad I didn't pay full price for this! LOL
With Stickles in hand, anything is possible. I used Cinnamon to cover up the gaps and add a beautiful border.
Did you notice a few other additions to the box? Why those are Dew Drops which you can find at one of our fabulous April sponsors, The Robin's Nest. I used the GLUE feature of Stickles to adhere them and also Stickled over some of the existing polka dots. You can see a bit of glitter shine through the more transparent Dew Drops.
What to stick in my basket/box? Why, some Easter/Spring clearance items. These cute polka dot pinwheels were very interesting to my crafty helper, Dolly. She must have thought they were flowers.
I didn't like the plain wooden 'knob' in the center so I grabbed m Copics and colored then in to match and then added a layer of Stickles. A few dabs over some of the polka dots and just enough glitter to go from plain to POW.Always keep an open mind when you are browsing the craft aisle. Eggs aren't just for Easter, they make great accents for baby themes also. I found this set of six eggs on deep discount after Easter at Hobby Lobby. They are covered in fabric and already on a stick, perfect for using in a centerpiece.
I used Stickles to glue on more Dew Drops to some and doodled lines and dots over some of the eggs.
To pull together the baby/egg theme, I used this adorable image and sentiment from Doodle Pantry to create a wrapper to the big bottle bank. I filled the bottle with baby themed rubber ducks that will act as favors to the guests.
Here's a close up of the image.
Nothing is free from Stickles as I added Baby Blue to the egg and bow.
Whew, that was a lot of pics! I hope you are able to be inspired to think outside the box when you are crafting and remember that Stickles makes everything better!
We have blog candy for those who are a follower of All that Stickles and leave a comment on every stop of the hop! Winners will be announced Wednesday April 24th at All that Stickles.
1 Stamp Set of Winner's Choice
Handmade Stick Pins or 1 Set of Handmade Fabric Covered Buttons
Digital Delights by Louby Loo
$5 Gift Certificate
Digital Delights by Louby Loo
$5 Gift Certificate
$6 Voucher
10 Digis of Winner's Choice
Your next stop is Chas's blog.
Here's the complete lineup:
Thanks for hopping! :)
I'm entering this in the following challenges:
Ins and Outs ~ Baby Boy Centerpiece
Stamps: Doodle Pantry Big Egg Birdie and Verse
Paper: Stamping Up Whisper White, Creative Memories Light Blue
Ink: Laser Printer; Copics (YG03, 06, 23; E17, 27, 29, 31, 35; B0000, 00, 02; YR02, 04; Y00, 17, 21)
Accessories: Baby Blue Stickles; Crystal Effects; Hobby Lobby Ribbon; Nestabilities Curved Rectangles
WOW---That's awesome!! Thanks for the idea!!!
ReplyDeleteOMG What an adorable baby project! Love all the stickles you added and the whole gift idea is just too sweet!! I LOVE it!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!!!
jessica
chick-n-scrap.blogspot.com
So, so, so ,so, SO CUTE!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea love your box great cover up with the stickles .You can never have to many stickles my kids make fun of me all my projects have stickles .
ReplyDeletemichellescricutfun.blogspot.com
Love your box! Yes, Stickles do make EVERYTHING better! Great job Cathy! You rocked it!
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty,Love it,Great idea!
ReplyDeleteLove this . . . such a GREAT gift idea, too. And I agree . . . Stickles does make everything better, as Karen said, too. :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, this would be a great gift for the new baby!
ReplyDeleteNow, this is a sparkly clever idea! Very cute!
ReplyDeleteLoved how you stickle the centerpiece!!
ReplyDeleteWow that is a great project. The tag is adorable with the baby blue stickles. The whole package is adorable.
ReplyDeleteGreat box! I love the way you used stickles to cover up the little imperfections in the pre-fab box. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable!!
ReplyDeleteLovely centerpiece!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great job!Way to go!
ReplyDeleteLove your centrepiece it is fabulous, perfect for a baby shower! Thanks for joining us at the DPDC#33!
ReplyDeleteThat is so stinkin adorable! Great job covering up the manufacturer's mistakes on the box! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDelete"Just Hatched" is too cute! The Stickles certainly did make the box better, even if there weren't mistakes on the box.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely STUNNING!!! would definitely be the CENTER of any baby shower. WOw!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome creation... it would make a perfect gift...
ReplyDeletemorentin1326((at))aol((dot))com
adventureofthecreativemind.blogspot.com
Wow, love the sweet gift box. Like all the skittles and paper pattern.
ReplyDeletemarg0006 at Verizon dot net
This is a lovely babygift. And the card is so nice. I love the funny image.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Craft your Passion.
xxx Michelle
This would make a fantastic baby gift! Thank you for the wonderful inspiration! :0)
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning definately going to look at things differently when I shop now!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome!!! Love the tag and colors!
ReplyDeleteVery cute centerpiece! Love the duckies!
ReplyDeleteI have to be honest & say that when I saw your 1st picture, I thouhgt "Oh, that's not really my style" - it just didn't do much for me. Then I read what you wrote & looked at the next picture & fell in love with your project!! Love all the changes you made - who knew all the places & ways to use stickles! Got some great ideas - thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW YOU WENT ALL OUT IM LOVING THIS BADLY !!
ReplyDeleteGreat project! Nice details on this! Carri~Abusybee
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous project! Thanks for joining in with my Child's Play challenge at the Daring Cardmakers blog this week x
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable gift basket and card!! Thanks for linking up to the Doodle Pantry Digital Challenge 33.
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