Based totally off a picture my aunt sent me, I decided to craft these little vases for Joni's bridal shower. They were surprisingly easy but I have lots of things I would try differently.
But they still turned out great. A fun and personal gift for anyone who loves pictures and/or vases.
Start with mod podge (hodge podge or deco page...all the same thing), the same number of pictures and vases, scissors, a pen and if you have it a ratty paintbrush or sponge.
But they still turned out great. A fun and personal gift for anyone who loves pictures and/or vases.
Start with mod podge (hodge podge or deco page...all the same thing), the same number of pictures and vases, scissors, a pen and if you have it a ratty paintbrush or sponge.
I love these vases. Just so cute and petite. Much like the lucky bride, Joni.
I bought these vases at Michaels where I also picked up the mod podge (hodge podge or deco page... that's just fun to keep saying!)
I bought these vases at Michaels where I also picked up the mod podge (hodge podge or deco page... that's just fun to keep saying!)
Then I traced around the vase on top of the picture in pen. *gasp* yes I did but don't worry it all works out my pretties!
There's the line you were gasping at. I made it wide and big so that I could cut inside the line... no one will even know you did this.
Then you cut the little suckers. Cut, like I said, inside the pen line.
Then you cut the little suckers. Cut, like I said, inside the pen line.
Then using your ratty paintbrush or your ratty fingers... ha! apply the deco page (hodge podge or mod podge) to either the vase and the picture. I did a combination to make sure it worked.
Here's a couple steps I did not get pictures of....
*after I placed the picture on the vase, I strapped about 3-5 rubber bands around the picture and vase to keep it in place while it dried. I left these in place until the party began the next day. You could let them dry 5 hours or so just to be sure.
*while they are drying I placed a ribbon around the neck to add a touch of color...
Here's a couple steps I did not get pictures of....
*after I placed the picture on the vase, I strapped about 3-5 rubber bands around the picture and vase to keep it in place while it dried. I left these in place until the party began the next day. You could let them dry 5 hours or so just to be sure.
*while they are drying I placed a ribbon around the neck to add a touch of color...
5 comments:
They are so cute!!! You did a great job - and I love the happy yellow! Congrats to Joni!
I love those little vases. Too cute!
I think I will make some of these for my house. They would look super cute on my mantel.
I really like these, I might try to do it! Congrats Joni!
Joanna, I love these little vases. I'm putting in my order for one for Christmas! Grandma S.
I love these little vases Joanna, and I am putting in my order for one for my birthday or Christmas! A perfect gift for one too lazy to do it herself...Grandma S.
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