If you've got 5 minutes
to spare, then I have a
sweet little project for you.
It'll probably take you longer
to read this post than to
create the project!
You could use any kind of paper,
but I love this line
of scrapbook paper by Tim Holtz,
in his idea-ology collection called,
"Lost & Found".
It was priced $14.99 for a 36 double-sided
pages, but of course I used my
40% off coupon to buy it.
He's captured the beauty
of real antique treasures and
the colors are so vivid.
I bought it because
I had a specific project in mind
that I needed one of the pages for
{which you'll learn about soon!},
but even though it was the wee hours of the morning,
I just had to tinker around with
some of this paper a little bit.
I had just drank the contents
of a cute little glass bottle
{sshhhh...it was a small bottle}
and was about to throw it away,
but as I thumbed through
the papers, I realized some of the
2 x 2 "snippets" images would be the perfect
size for the bottle I had just emptied.
This page shows antique photos
taken in a photo booth - really charming!
Okay - here's the 5 minute instructions:
1) cut out your image -
{you could use real vintage papers, but
I recommend selecting paper that doesn't
have an image on the back side or it may show through}
2) singe the edges just slightly for a tattered look
3) paint some Elmer's on the back of the paper and
stick it on the bottle
4) use a damp rag to wipe off any glue on the bottle
5) Fill with water & your favorite flowers
Done
It's a great excuse to go
buy some fresh-cut flowers too!
Have a blessed day!
Please visit today's Sponsor!
The Porcelain Rose

to spare, then I have a
sweet little project for you.
It'll probably take you longer
to read this post than to
create the project!
You could use any kind of paper,
but I love this line
of scrapbook paper by Tim Holtz,
in his idea-ology collection called,
"Lost & Found".
It was priced $14.99 for a 36 double-sided
pages, but of course I used my
40% off coupon to buy it.
He's captured the beauty
of real antique treasures and
the colors are so vivid.
I bought it because
I had a specific project in mind
that I needed one of the pages for
{which you'll learn about soon!},
but even though it was the wee hours of the morning,
I just had to tinker around with
some of this paper a little bit.
I had just drank the contents
of a cute little glass bottle
{sshhhh...it was a small bottle}
and was about to throw it away,
but as I thumbed through
the papers, I realized some of the
2 x 2 "snippets" images would be the perfect
size for the bottle I had just emptied.
This page shows antique photos
taken in a photo booth - really charming!
Okay - here's the 5 minute instructions:
1) cut out your image -
{you could use real vintage papers, but
I recommend selecting paper that doesn't
have an image on the back side or it may show through}
2) singe the edges just slightly for a tattered look
3) paint some Elmer's on the back of the paper and
stick it on the bottle
4) use a damp rag to wipe off any glue on the bottle
5) Fill with water & your favorite flowers
Done
It's a great excuse to go
buy some fresh-cut flowers too!
Have a blessed day!
Please visit today's Sponsor!
The Porcelain Rose

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Wednesday
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very charming indeed. Thanks for sharing, Ginger
ReplyDeleteNice project, but I do love that clock.
ReplyDelete:)jeanetteann
Angie that was a really cute project. I love that paper myself and the photo booth paper was perfect for that. When I first looked at it I thought you dropped the paper inside of the bottle which would be a great idea too! Great find and thanks for the heads up!
ReplyDeleteSusan
Homeroad
Super cute idea! Love the photo booth pics and the paper is a great way to get that look!!
ReplyDeleteGreat project! And, I never have a shortage of bottles (wink, wink). I'm definitely going to make some of these!
ReplyDeletelovely!..a great idea..thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great little project -- and so, so easy (and that's the best kind of project of course!) Can't wait to see your next project with the paper!
ReplyDeleteWhat was the potion in the bottle? I need to know.
ReplyDelete~Bliss~
Really a neat idea, but the guys name is Tim not Jim, just thought you would want to know. Tim has all kinds of neat stuff available.
ReplyDeletecute idea!!!
ReplyDeletelove those papers too!!
Great idea. I'll have to give it a try. I like fast and easy!
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
Love your 5 minute project! Thanks for sharing your creativity at Potpourri Friday!
ReplyDeleteFound you through the Grow Your Blog hop! Showing you some bloggy love by following you via GFC.
ReplyDeleteTera
http://www.eccentricleopard.com/
I LOVE this, Angie. I especially love the simplicity. This would actually make a great post to link over at our 2 FOR 1 Blog Party celebrating friendship. I could see those images being of two friends giggling and having fun in that booth.
ReplyDeleteNow to browse through more of your lovely creativity, including your giveaway.
Hope you'll stop by.
Blessings.
I love that! What a great gift idea too...
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in our blog party :)
I love simple projects like this, Angie! Thanks for sharing the tutorial with us!
ReplyDeleteSimple and GREAT! I love vintage. Thanks so much for linking up.
ReplyDeleteigottacreate.blogspot.com
"Kiss Me I'm Irish" linky party now open
Super great idea!! I love it and am your newest linky follower :)
ReplyDeleteI started a new link party just for rustic, recycled, and shabby chic projects. I would love to have you share this - http://rustic-crafts.com/
How cool is that! I love this idea and know just the perfect bottle to use. Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Thanks so much for linking up to Cowgirl Up! Hope to see you again next week!
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Amanda
http://www.theivycottageblog.blogspot.com
Really great project! And that just makes my mind go down other trails too for other cool projects! NOW, I just have to get off the computer and try them!
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