Today I welcome a NEW blogger LUCY from CRAFTBERRY BUSH!
Please leave her some comment love and welcome her to the blog world!
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My name is Lucy and I'm new to the Blog Block. I planted the Craftberry Bush, originally to serve as a photo journal for my children, but have since been inspired to inspire others with my crafts. I love experimenting with different medias, but my favourite has to be clay.
I have taught several art classes for children and I enjoy working with little ones - they are so open to create and are always proud of their work.
It is my hope that you come along with me and pick as many Craftberries as you wish, some for you and some for your children.
Enjoy!
The materials:
Old paperback book
thick cardboard
scissors
ribbon(optional)
garden stick
exacto knife
hot glue gun
tea bag (optional)
Draw the shape of your pumpkin on your cardboard and cut it out
Remove cover from book
Place cardboard over book and cut along with exacto knife
You will have to continue cutting until you reach the end of the book
Trim all the little bits of paper (although I personally like the way this looks)
Make some tea!
With the tea bag, stain the pages of the book
Glue the stick to the back of the book
Glue some pages around the stick; the clip holds it while it dries
(note: my pumpkin will sit on a shelf, so for this purpose it's better if the back is flat. If your pumpkin will sit on a desk or table, you will need to glue the back).
...and that's all she wrote (get it? it's a book...nevermind)
NOW GO 'FALL' IN LOVE .........
How about a little white pumpkin with the kiddies? Simply take some white paper and fold in half. Staple the centre to form a little booklet and have your child cut the 'pages'. Glue a little stick and there you go.
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Thank you for guesting on Love Stitched Lucy!
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Don't forget to leave some comment love for Lucy!
I LOVE this. I'm on the hunt for all of the materials around the house now. I will have one (or two) soon :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute idea! As a lover of literature, I might just have to make a few of these in the near future... :)
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ReplyDeleteThis is super cute! I may have to start sorting through my books...
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh...that's way cute.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! I am in love! what a clever idea! This would be cute decor on a turkey day table.
ReplyDeleteI really don't like halloween decor but this sweet and not spooky. My kids will love helping out. Thanks for the great idea!
ReplyDeleteSuper duper cute! Love the tutorial, thanks Lucy!
ReplyDeleteTotally cool pumpkin :)
ReplyDeleteJust Better Together
oh my goodness...I love this!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. I may have to pull a book or two out of my donation pile!
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