Love these ideas!!
I was thinking of using them for Christmas.
These are SOOO cute! (I fell asleep, but I'm caught up to the star now)
POP TOP CAN
This is our last favor for this class. Another very simple project but the recipient will love popping the top off!!
1. With a smooth edge can opener remove the bottom of a pop top can. Rinse the can out and dry.
2. Measure the can and cut your paper so that it covers the can both from top to bottom and covers around the can leaving a slight overlap. Adhere the paper with double sided tape.
3. Trace the bottom of the can onto a coordinating paper. Cut within the lines so that the circle fits within the seams of the lid of the can. Cut off a little of the side of the circle with scissors. You may need to do this several times until the circle fits under the pop top. Adhere the circle to the lid of the can, under the pop top, with double sided tape.
This is our last favor for this class. Another very simple project but the recipient will love popping the top off!!
1. With a smooth edge can opener remove the bottom of a pop top can. Rinse the can out and dry.
2. Measure the can and cut your paper so that it covers the can both from top to bottom and covers around the can leaving a slight overlap. Adhere the paper with double sided tape.
3. Trace the bottom of the can onto a coordinating paper. Cut within the lines so that the circle fits within the seams of the lid of the can. Cut off a little of the side of the circle with scissors. You may need to do this several times until the circle fits under the pop top. Adhere the circle to the lid of the can, under the pop top, with double sided tape.
4. Fill the can with surprises. If filling with edibles, put them in a baggie so they do not take on the taste of the can or get glue on them.
5. Along the outer rim of the cut out bottom add a thin line of strong glue. Adhere bottom back onto the can. Wipe away excess glue. Note: While the glue dries set a heavy object onto the can to create a good seal.
6. Finish decorating your can with stickers, buttons, tags, etc.
5. Along the outer rim of the cut out bottom add a thin line of strong glue. Adhere bottom back onto the can. Wipe away excess glue. Note: While the glue dries set a heavy object onto the can to create a good seal.
6. Finish decorating your can with stickers, buttons, tags, etc.
Renee wrote:Love these ideas!!
I was thinking of using them for Christmas.
I completely see the star as a cute Christmas favor.
Heidi1154 wrote:These are all very cute ideas!!!
craftyfool wrote:These are SOOO cute! (I fell asleep, but I'm caught up to the star now)
Thanks!! I really enjoyed making them.
Just a note: my projects were hybrid because I used several digi items that I printed off. So if you are wanting to try the world of hybrid these are great starters !!
Great class! I was doing some other stuff and missed it, but I'm guessing that you'll put it in the resources section?
Laurie
I am teaching scrapbooking in my elementary school this year. I am definitely going to bookmark these projects for some ideas. Every friday the students get to go to an electives class taught by the various teachers in the building for 40 minutes. I get to do scrapbooking. I can't wait!
Jenn
Don't fear the challenge, challenge the fear.
Don't fear the challenge, challenge the fear.
Too cute! I may try to make some of these re-purposing the supplies I already have.
I'm not late
Everyone else is way too on time.
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Oh - I have to make some of these for Christmas! Thank you so much!!! Those poppers just saved me about $20!!!
Oh my gosh....those are freaking adorable! I am really loving the pop top can idea. I could so see miniature ones as great party favors! Thanks for this class!
Jennifer K.
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these are so cute!
Where do we find the templates??
Where do we find the templates??
Jenna - Mom to Emily (2/02) & Kaitlyn (2/04)
These are all so cute. I made the coffin and it turned out darling. Did not have as much luck with the star box.