Craft Paper Tape

Mod Podge Paper Matte; metal ruler; hot-glue gun and glue sticks; scissors; Velcro tape; pin. Note: You can easily make interchangeable walls and floors for the different rooms of the house. Try covering them with different papers, fabric or ConTact (self All you need is a few regular arts and crafts material, some unused items at home and some Imagine your new room like a blank canvas, so let’s paint it pretty. Washi tape is the ultimate crafting tool. It is easy to use and remove, and it comes You could fold a square of paper just right and it would fit snug around your book – without even using a piece of tape! Monica from It’s Just Sewing takes that concept and gives it a beautiful patchwork spin with her Crafty Book & Binder Cover. Kits might include things like a clear stamp set, blank cards and envelopes, ink pads, stickers, embellishments, washi tape months Paper Pumpkin kit! The generous folks over at Stampin’ Up are offering to giveaway a kit to one lucky Craft Gossip The proliferation of craft brewing on the East Coast is a case study in On a recent weekday, landscapers were tilling the grounds and blue masking tape held temporary paper signs on conference rooms. Sierra Nevada’s facility is turning out hundreds tape and even glue for the greater good of creating beautiful homeware that’s absolutely useable. High on my to-make list are the pretty star garlands and the feltigami (you had me at felt) boxes. Paper Home will spark and delight your imagination and I .

View in gallery A cardboard box or juice container, some concrete mix, an empty toilet paper roll and some tape and spray paint are the supplies needed to make a lovely and stylish planter for a small plant or a succulent. First you mix the concrete and Subway art isn’t just for decorating your home, you can use it for embellishing kraft paper bags. These DIY bags are great For these Fall Harvest Subway Art Treat Bags you will need just a few crafts that you might already have on hand. Next, this is key, you’ll need TRANSFER TAPE – you can put a vinyl design on a craft project! I used it as the center quote. Then I tacked the frame pieces around it. Moving on to the punch! YES, you can use a paper punch to cut vinyl! So, why not take the kiddos on a stroll through the neighborhood and collect some leaves for this super simple craft. Simply arrange your leaves on a piece of white paper, secure them with tape, and paint over and around them. When you're finished .