Today I’m sharing a sweet little project I made for my BFF Heather for her birthday. It’s not actually until the 6th of January. Guess I’m early for once : )
I covered the little pot with torn strips of book page then inked it heavily and stamped a dot border at the bottom.
The little girl is a vintage image from Graphic’s Fairy. I trimmed off her top hat and gave her a party hat complete with glitter and a pom pom top. wings for her back make her a proper fairy. The super simple banner is just trimmed paper…inked and stamped and glittered of course. It’s held up with silver wire. I used a chenille stem as the “handle”
I made half of a paper rosette to help hold in the paper filler in the pot. for the rim I knew I wanted to add real vintage buttons so I layered them onto this super beautiful trim from Really Reasonable Ribbon . I also added a few little tags…one craft brown and one with a “6” for her birthdate.
I added lot’s of paper filler to hide the foam insert…reminds me of a little nest : ) There are two generous sized bows there on the left that I created using Ivory Wrinkle Ribbon also from RRR. I secured it to the foam with 2 pretty star topped pins.
Not to worry about spoiling the surprise…I was too excited and gave it to her already. Tee Hee.
I’m also sharing this project with the “Anything Goes Challenge” over at Really Reasonable Ribbon’s Ramblings. Have you got an anything goes kind of project you want to share??? Why not join the challenge? It’s super fun and easy. Just click on the link and follow the easy peasy instructions. There are also lot’s of other great inspiring projects created by my fellow DT members so go check it out!
Hope you all enjoy a happy and productive day and find some time to be creative. G
This is GORGEOUS!! You really out did yourself on this one! It is Vintage Excellence!! Of course I adore everything that you create!! I LOVE all the glitter…and all the buttons on that fabby trim!! Of course your bows are always fabulous!! Your BFF is soooooo lucky!! *giggles* She mus be soooo special **giggles**
Hugs and smootches….from your BFF!!
WOW – the layers & details in this are amazing – I keep looking & looking again LOL. Love the glittery fairy, but think the button trimmed ribbon is my favorite element!
What a sweet birthday gift…I love all these things people are doing with peat pots. I finally bought a bunch, but so far, they’re still peat pots.. this gives me inspiration to get going. Thanks.
I just made this as an invitation for my twin grand kids. Thank you so much. I used a take-out paper soup cup and other changes but I think it turned out great – thank you so much for the inspiration. If you would like to take a peek at mine here is the link to my family blog: http://jojosnews2.blogspot.com/
Reblogged this on Sandra McCall and commented:
I first saw this post on Facebook and was captivated. I’m going to attempt to make a similar little pot for Halloween. I’ll post that when I’m done. Until then, enjoy Polly’s post and follow her if you’re inclined toward paper crafts. She has some adorable ideas on her blog.
Looks lovely!
Hugs,Willy
This is so pretty.
This is GORGEOUS!! You really out did yourself on this one! It is Vintage Excellence!! Of course I adore everything that you create!! I LOVE all the glitter…and all the buttons on that fabby trim!! Of course your bows are always fabulous!! Your BFF is soooooo lucky!! *giggles* She mus be soooo special **giggles**
Hugs and smootches….from your BFF!!
awww….I have a typo…LOL…that was a MUST…lol
adorable, luv it
Adorable! I often do “peat pot pretties” and I love your take!
WOW – the layers & details in this are amazing – I keep looking & looking again LOL. Love the glittery fairy, but think the button trimmed ribbon is my favorite element!
Your amazing! This can be applied to jars and cans etc!
You brilliant hand is at work in this gorgeous creation. It is so charming Ginny. This is something one would keep forever. A treasure indeed. V.
Oh, I think this is so pretty and so inventive! I really love the handle!
So sweet! My Birthday isn’t until August…I could send you the address if you want! hehehe!
Really adorable, I bet she loved it!
What a sweet birthday gift…I love all these things people are doing with peat pots. I finally bought a bunch, but so far, they’re still peat pots.. this gives me inspiration to get going. Thanks.
What a beautiful present to receive! Wish I was your BFF!
This is just so adorable! I love dressing up peat pots too. Love all of your little touches!
Jeanine
I love this! Will have to start working on my peat pots soon!
Laura from sundayview.blogspot.com
I just made this as an invitation for my twin grand kids. Thank you so much. I used a take-out paper soup cup and other changes but I think it turned out great – thank you so much for the inspiration. If you would like to take a peek at mine here is the link to my family blog: http://jojosnews2.blogspot.com/
Great scott this is gorgeous! Thanks for sharing…..I hope to do something similar for my sister!
Reblogged this on Sandra McCall and commented:
I first saw this post on Facebook and was captivated. I’m going to attempt to make a similar little pot for Halloween. I’ll post that when I’m done. Until then, enjoy Polly’s post and follow her if you’re inclined toward paper crafts. She has some adorable ideas on her blog.