So as always I am running behind schedule. Not because I am so busy mind you. It's more because I can't pull myself away from the internet and all the crafty goodness it has to offer. So while browsing the crafty websites I stumble across the frugal crafters blog
Here is her link:
http://thefrugalcrafter.wordpress.com
and she has a posting about this you tube video for making homemade bakery string. Here is the video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gvg6pr6gNQs&feature=player_embedded
OK, PEOPLE PLEASE!!
Who would not stop what they were doing to start making homemade bakery string. Well, OK, so I am one of the few that would. It's all good though because I like me, I really really like me. I am over 50. I can pretty much do what I want as long as it's legal. All I really have to do is show up for work and write to the IRS once a year. I just love this string. It was kinda like a "should of had a V-8" moment. And I am not stopping there! No Way, I am going to start dying all kinds of stuff, like seam binding in all my fave Stampin up colors. and ribbon roses too. I think I will even start buying only white ribbon so I can marker it up in my all time fave Stampin up color - baja breeze. YEAH .... I like it!!! Alrighty then with that said let me move on to the bakery boxes. I love bakery boxes, I (apparently by my pant size) also love what is inside of the bakery box. So I set my mind to make a box for the crafty good bakery string. I already had my mini cake box that I have so often used for Rocher candy at the Christmas holiday so a quick rework for size and I was good to go. The paper is index cardstock from Staples but I took the bunny from Stampin Up's So Sweet stamp set and made it a digi stamp. Once I printed the paper all that was left to do was to cut them (using SCAL and a cricut), fold them, fill them(yum ...Dove chocolate) and tie them. So did you know there is a right way to tie a bakery box. Yep! There sure is and wouldn't you know I have that you tube link too! and here it is:
EDITED ON 6/16/11.
SORRY CRUMB BOSS HAS REMOVED THIS VIDEO!!! IF SHE PUTS IT BACK I WILL REPOST
THE LINK!
This little project made my day off from work a blast. I just want to thank the frugal crafter, ukmaryanne and the Crumb Boss for their input to my little bakery box. Without them I would not be nearly as excited to be bringing the boxes to the family on Easter.
Happy Easter Everyone, Thanks for visiting,
Lysa
Saturday, April 23, 2011
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oh that is fabulous ad the twine looks great! Glad to see another scal lover too;)
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter
Lindasy (AKA the frugalcrafter)
Lysa, after your kind words on my blog, I had to come check yours out. I love it! Beautiful design and gorgeous projects!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've become a follower.
I don't know what my favourite project of yours is. You have great style in all that you've posted. I look forward to seeing what else you come up with.
Jeannette
www.houseofcards-jc.blogspot.com