Here
are just a few quick ideas.
Festive
Dinnerware, etc.
Materials:
Stemware
(you can get these at the $1 store), glass paint set, paintbrush (optional), Q-tips,
surface conditioner
Directions:
Please note that most glass paint
will not permanently adhere to glass unless you use a Surface Conditioner
first.
To make dots, break a Q-tip in half
and use the stick end (not the fuzzy side) to apply paint. Make sure to
let the glasses dry for twenty four hours before using. I'd also
recommend hand washing.
Easy Glittery Table
Decoration for a New Year’s Eve Celebration
Materials: - glittery wrapping or craft paper in colors of
choice OR... paint and matching shake-on glitter, - plain semi-thick cardboard
(like the thickness of a cereal box), craft glue, wooden skewers, white paint
and medium sized star punch
Directions:
Instructions for using glitter paper:
1.
Paint 4 skewers white and set aside to dry.
2. Print out the numbers 2, 0, 1, and 3. Here the Windows font “Victorian LET” was used and the numbers were printed out to the size of 7 cm height.
3. Glue the different colored glitter paper onto one side of the cardboard and trace these numbers onto the backside of the cardboard. Cut the numbers out. If you wish both sides of the cardboard to be glittery, glue the paper now on the backside of the cardboard and cut the shape out.
4. Glue the numbers onto the dry skewers.
5. Punch out stars in all of the colors and glue onto the numbers and sticks.
6. Insert the sticks into a glass or other container that is filled with sand and place on the table to enjoy.
2. Print out the numbers 2, 0, 1, and 3. Here the Windows font “Victorian LET” was used and the numbers were printed out to the size of 7 cm height.
3. Glue the different colored glitter paper onto one side of the cardboard and trace these numbers onto the backside of the cardboard. Cut the numbers out. If you wish both sides of the cardboard to be glittery, glue the paper now on the backside of the cardboard and cut the shape out.
4. Glue the numbers onto the dry skewers.
5. Punch out stars in all of the colors and glue onto the numbers and sticks.
6. Insert the sticks into a glass or other container that is filled with sand and place on the table to enjoy.
Instructions for using paint and glitter:
1.
Paint 4 skewers white and set aside to dry.
2. Print out the numbers 2, 0, 1, and 3. Here the Windows font “Victorian LET” was used and the numbers were printed out to the size of 7 cm height. Trace these numbers onto one side of the cardboard. Cut the numbers out.
3. Paint the cardboard numbers with paint and let dry. Apply a thin layer of glue over the painted side and then shake glitter onto the glue to completely cover it. Let it dry. If you wish that the backside be also painted and glitter, repeat this process for the backside.
4. Glue the numbers onto the dry skewers.
5. Punch out stars in all of the colors and glue onto the numbers and sticks.
6. Insert the sticks into a glass or other container that is filled with sand and place on the table to enjoy.
2. Print out the numbers 2, 0, 1, and 3. Here the Windows font “Victorian LET” was used and the numbers were printed out to the size of 7 cm height. Trace these numbers onto one side of the cardboard. Cut the numbers out.
3. Paint the cardboard numbers with paint and let dry. Apply a thin layer of glue over the painted side and then shake glitter onto the glue to completely cover it. Let it dry. If you wish that the backside be also painted and glitter, repeat this process for the backside.
4. Glue the numbers onto the dry skewers.
5. Punch out stars in all of the colors and glue onto the numbers and sticks.
6. Insert the sticks into a glass or other container that is filled with sand and place on the table to enjoy.
Make New Year’s Eve Countdown Bags
Fill with hats, sparklers, candy and noisemakers. You can also
use then as place makers and put name on them.
Materials: Paper bags, Printable
clock face, and Glue
Directions:
Print
of clock faces. Glue them to decorated paper. Glue paper to the bag. Embellish. If you like you can put names or
New Year saying on the bags.
Share your ideas on this or anything here on the blog either
here or e-mail me at stipple@verizon.net. I look forward to hearing from you!
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