it's time to grab your baking tins and join us in making this adorable project by Designer Leslie Ashe! It's a whole new way to look at those baking tins!!
Designer Cheri Wenger has made the most beautiful Santa Shaker Box that has dimension and details galore! We're certain you agree this is a definite keeper! (and look how it matches her decor too!!)
Ashe Family Tin
Designer: Leslie Ashe
Supplies:
Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro with High Tac cartridge
Graphic 45 Holiday papers
other supplies:
muffin tin
Shimmerz Spritz & Vibez
American Crafts Thickers
Jenni Bowlin ink
EK Success circle punch
Martha Stewart small doily
Designer Info: This tin measures 7.5 " x 9.5 " and the muffin spots are 1.5" punched circles.
I started with this muffin tin, some wallet sized photo's, Graphic 45 Holiday paper, Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro, 3D Combo Pack, Extreme Adhesive squares, my 1.5" circle punch, May Arts ribbon:
I started punching circles:
then putting Glue Arts 3D adhesive (I cut into squares) on the backs
then put the circles inside the muffin tin, tied the May Arts ribbon.
(I also added a doily with "a" for our last name on top to the bottom right)
it was THAT easy.
here's closeups:
Santa Shaker Box
Designer: Cheri Wenger
Supplies:
(Glue Arts) Glue Glider™ Pro [Pro] with High Tac and Extreme Adhesives; Mini Extreme Adhesive Squares [EAS]; Ribbon Adhesive & U-Cut It Foam Adhesive
(Graphic 45) Deluxe Edition Paper Pack of Christmas Past
(Core’dinations) 1 sht. Core Couture String of Pearls 12 x 12 CS
(Martha Stewart) Infinite Loop and Scallop Dot Border Punches
(Xacto) Cutting Knife
(Creative Memories) Cutting Mat
(Studio 18) Red Adhesive Rhinestones
(May Arts) Velvet leaf garland and green iridescent ribbon
(Making Memories) Glitter Foam Diecuts
(Michaels) Home and More Classic Collection gold metallic ribbon
(Woodline Works Corporation) Wooden Shaker Box
Asstd. Vintage Buttons
Scissors
Instructions:
1. Cut 2 pieces of red patterned CS to 7-1/2" x 5". Apply extreme adhesive to back using Pro. Align edge of CS with seam & top of Shaker box and wrap slowly around cylinder to avoid any crinkles in CS. Overlap second piece of CS approx 3/8", align edge with top of cylinder and slowly wrap, but stop about 2" before end. Lay cylinder down on table with scrap paper under it. Run another pass of adhesive over the edge of paper to ensure better adhesion along the seam. Rub down seam.
2. Trim red side of Holly & the Ivy CS to 12" x 2-1/4". Flip CS over to holly side (green bkgrd) and punch a 12" strip with Inifinite loop punch. Trim 1-3/8" strip of String of Pearls CS (ivory glitter). Layer ivory over the center of the red band using Pro and extreme adhesive. Flip over punched border and apply extreme adhesive to both ends of loopy border to hold in place over top of ivory. Now you should have a tri-stacked band. Set aside for now.
3. Trim out Santa art from CS using a craft knife and cutting mat. Set aside to layer on top of band. We are moving on to the bottom border now.
4. Cut (2) 12" x 1-1/2" pieces of Core Couture String of Pearls CS. Punch both strips with scallop dot border punch and trim each to approx. 8" lengths (you want to trim to where the full scallop is showing on each end). With scrap paper underneath each, apply extreme adhesive over top of both borders. Remove any visible adhesive [webbing] inside diecuts with your fingernail or the tip of the cutting knife. Align with back seam and bottom of box. Wrap around to front. Overlap strip in back aligning pattern of scallop on top of one another and wrap to the front. Note that the patterns will not exactly match, however this will be covered up. Trim border to align with seam.
5. Place lid face down on top of back side of String of Pearls CS placed over a cutting mat. Hold lid in place while you cut around lid with cutting knife. If you don't feel confident doing this, trace with pencil and cut out with scissors. Place lid back onto box for positioning purposes.
6. Change your adhesive in your Pro to High Tac which will give you the ability to reposition slightly if necessary. Apply adhesive to back of tri-layered band from step 2. Again, lay cylinder down so you can align the border even on each side to wrap around the box 1" below the lid. Note: the two ends will not meet, but will be covered with the Santa cut out. Apply adhesive to back of Santa and layer on top so that his hand covers the edge of the left side of band and the holly leaves cover the right side.
7. Punch out Night Before Christmas tag side and punch out hole. Knot green iridescent ribbon and trim points on ends of ribbon. Apply high tac adhesive to back and add some mini extreme adhesive squares [EAS] to the corners and sides of tag as well as the back of the knotted ribbon. Add mini EAS to back side of poinsettia silk flower. Layer with tag on front of the box. Next add vintage button with mini EAS and add adhesive red rhinestone to center of button. Add adhesive foam glitter elements: holly leaves, stars and red glittered poinsettia) to the front. Finish off with rhinestones added to Santa's hat and the poinsettia.
8. Roughly cut out Santa with his bag of toys. Cut a piece of U-Cut it foam adhesive to mount Santa onto. Remove liner to expose adhesive on top and apply Santa. Using cutting knife, cut around his contour. Set aside.
9. Apply high tac adhesive to back side of shape you cut out in step 5. Apply to top of lid.
Cut or punch out other elements used on lid. Trim away stamp edging from Dec. 25th art. Cut off 2 velvet leaves from garland. Arrange elements, then attach in layered order. To attach Santa, peel liner from back of adhesive foam. I used Pro with high tac adhesive and mini EAS to attach the rest.
10. Cut gold metallic ribbon to 15" length. Apply ribbon adhesive to back, remove liner and wrap around lid. Use cutting knife to seam in front. Tie small bow with same ribbon. Attach with mini EAS applied to back side of bow. Note: if you don't have ribbon adhesive, you can use your Pro with high tax and scrap paper or use mini EAS every couple inches to attach the ribbon.
And we couldn't go today without sharing some more of Guest Designer Candy Rosenberg's beautiful work!! Today she has these beautiful vintage inspired holiday ornaments!!
Christmas Ornaments
Guest Designer: Candy Rosenberg
These "vintage" ornaments include the "Christmas Past Deluxe Edition" Graphic45 paper and a brand new Spellbinders die, "Crowns" which I just adore!Last for today could we ask you to sign up for our new Email Newsletter? We'll use this method of communication to keep in touch with you concerning our weekly sponsors, contests and promotions. Just click this link to go to our Facebook page....then post a comment on our wall that you've signed up and we'll enter you to win a Glue Glider Pro, refill of your choice and our New Extreme Adhesive Squares.
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Love these projects! The crown ornaments are so pretty! Great idea for the bakers tin too! THanks for sharing!
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Such fantastic projects!!!
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Love all the projects...I want to make the baking tin one and then do some sort of basket with baking goods as a gift...thanks for the inspiration. And I love the Santa Shaker and the ornament...too cute!
ReplyDeleteLove the shaker box! And Candy's ornaments are just amazing!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! All the projects are so creative and just awesome. Thanks for all the wonderful ideas and all the inspiration. Also thanks for a chance at this fun giveaway.
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What great projects today! I love them all! Thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the muffin project!!! I might have to try this....in my spare time! TFS :)
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ReplyDeleteGood morning! Yes, it IS another great day for MORE great projects! I Love all of these! I only have a tartlet size of baking tin....More great spots keep our memories in, gotta love it! Thanks for the idea! And the Shaker box, is a knock out! Can we "cheat, lol, and use an Oatmeal canister? I can see that my Glue Glider Pro, is an absolut MUST, for this! I hadn't heard of your square adhesives, until this week.
ReplyDeleteBut I can just imagine, they would be perfect, for all things, raised up. Can't wait to try them...hint,hint. lol ! And last, but certainly not least.... Miss Candy, you are amazing, AGAIN! Love,luv, luv, all the little Angelic ornaments! Now I know another way to use the g45 tags! Thanks,sweetie! Boy I love thse new ideas! Thanks, ALL. Moe :-))
What adorable projects and great products! Margaret K.
ReplyDeleteI just adore the muffin tin idea, very cute.
ReplyDeleteTHANKS so much for the awesome projects for today!! I love them all!! ALso I signed up for your news letter and I can't wait to keep checking in on the ispiration that you share!! Have a FABULOUS DAY!! =)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful inspiring projects! Love the ornaments!
ReplyDeleteLove the Santa Shaker Box - so cute!
ReplyDeleteI love the gorgeous tin & the Christmas past papers & the ornaments, well I love everything really, Its all so inspiring,
ReplyDeleteEach project is so inspiring. I love them all.
ReplyDeletethose are really great ideas :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome projects! Leslie's style of baking is perfect for me since I'm better with paper than actual baking and cooking!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love the tin idea! SO cute!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the Santa Shaker box and the ornaments! Great ideas! Anne, yourmainestamper
ReplyDeleteLove these and I think that now is a good time to use my muffin tin so I do not have to bake any more!
ReplyDeleteLove the shaker box, it would be perfect to stash a little scrappy gift in for a friend.
ReplyDeleteNeat projects! Our muffin tin is too gross to make anything out of after like 20 years of baking stuff in it, though. Ick!
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ReplyDeleteLove the muffin tin!
Would even be a great gift for relative in extened care facilities, to brighten their rooms.
Beautiful projects!
ReplyDelete-Kristin
that sure beats cooking thats for sure! and 0 calories bonus!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Love that cupcake pan!
ReplyDeleteAwesome projects! Love that shaker box, but I've always had a thing for tins!
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ReplyDeleteCarol B
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I'd love to win! The muffin tin project is super cool!
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LOVE the shaker box and the vintage look ornaments!!! I'd love to win, too.
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ReplyDeleteEverything is so gorgeous.... I absolutely love the muffin tin, what a wonderfully creative idea! I think this might be a good Christmas gift for my mom!
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~Ola
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glue arts to the rescue on the cute muffin tin project...very creative
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cottagerca
All the products today are so gorgeous, great job!!! Thanks for the ideas
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Gini
Love those vintage Christmas images!
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Gorgeous projects!!
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Love that paper collection!!
TFS!!
Fabulous projects! Love the detailed instructions. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThese both beautiful idea's, love the cake tin with the photo's in.
ReplyDeleteKim xXx
I love this paper line. It is so beautiful. The Santa box is stunning!
ReplyDeleteLove those projects, particularly the muffin tray- so easy but so great!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects. TFS
ReplyDeleteErin
That muffin tin idea is fantastic! Great projects, thanks so much for sharing them!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects! I think I will have to give the shaker a go (when I have some time) Thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteDeniseB
Thanks for sharing these projects. I really like that shaker box, I love Santa stuff, not to mention Graphic 45 in general.
ReplyDeleteGreat article on how to make our Christmas decorating much easier using great products like G45 and Glue Glider Pro. Love 'em both.
ReplyDeleteLinda S. in NE
i loved all the projects, the tin project i can tackle right now, i found one at a local thrift store last week, and it has never been used. i want to experiment with alcohol inks to give the tin an aged look. any feedback on this idea?
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