Mosaic Madness in 3D
As I mentioned earlier, I have been working on a fun 3D project with the Mosaic Madness stamp set that I am obsessed with! I have had so much fun using this set and wanted to make something I could look at every day... on my fridge! Here's what I made.
Using everyday, ordinary clothes pins I created fun magnetic refrigerator clips. There are sooooo many possibilities with this project! I went with the new Quatrefancy DSP as my color inspiration for this set, but I am definitely planning on a set with the new In Colors. Here's a closer look at each magnetic clip.
These clips are simple to make. I cut a strip of DSP to cover the front of my clip. The size of the paper will vary according to the clothespins you buy. Different stores have different sizes. I just put a thin strip of glue over the clothes pin then place the paper on. I used the smallest of the Windows Framelits as my base for the focal point. I free hand paper pierced around the framelit die cut then added different mosaics from the stamp set using the coordinating punch. I had so much fun choosing which mosaic and which color for each clip and can't wait to do more!! The last step is the magnets. I cut a thin strip of magnet off the roll for the top and bottom of the clip then hot glue them into place. And that 's it! Simple and functional too! I hope you think these are as fun as I do!!
Thanks for visiting, come back tomorrow for a new Monday Lunchtime Sketch Challenge. Have a great day!
If it doesn't move...stamp it!
Nicole Tugrul
Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator
Using everyday, ordinary clothes pins I created fun magnetic refrigerator clips. There are sooooo many possibilities with this project! I went with the new Quatrefancy DSP as my color inspiration for this set, but I am definitely planning on a set with the new In Colors. Here's a closer look at each magnetic clip.
These clips are simple to make. I cut a strip of DSP to cover the front of my clip. The size of the paper will vary according to the clothespins you buy. Different stores have different sizes. I just put a thin strip of glue over the clothes pin then place the paper on. I used the smallest of the Windows Framelits as my base for the focal point. I free hand paper pierced around the framelit die cut then added different mosaics from the stamp set using the coordinating punch. I had so much fun choosing which mosaic and which color for each clip and can't wait to do more!! The last step is the magnets. I cut a thin strip of magnet off the roll for the top and bottom of the clip then hot glue them into place. And that 's it! Simple and functional too! I hope you think these are as fun as I do!!
Thanks for visiting, come back tomorrow for a new Monday Lunchtime Sketch Challenge. Have a great day!
If it doesn't move...stamp it!
Nicole Tugrul
Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator
very cute project idea, Nicole..love it and may have to case it for convention gifties!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea! Great idea for new catalog open house.
ReplyDeleteThese are really cheerful and cool! They would make a cute hostess gift. We are going to be traveling a bunch this summer and these would be cute little thank you's to those we visit.
ReplyDeleteSue Erickson
www.soggystamper.com
Beautiful! How do you get the paper to stick to the clothes pin?
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