This is so awesome!! I absolutely love it. I am going to link to your tutorial from Dollar Store Crafts on July 10th (sorry I'm letting you know so far in advance, but I'm scheduling posts for when I'm on vacation). Thanks so much for making such a great project and tutorial!! -Heather
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p.s. I really like some of your other projects too and would love to link to them in the future as well.
This is a totally AWESOME craft project! Not only am I the Queen of Bargains, but I am also the Queen of the super cool craft projects that teachers can do with their kids when they have a teeny-tiny budget but high craft standards. This is a real winner. I want to share it on my bargain blog readers:
Came over from Dollar Store Crafts and I just love this. I am trying to come up with different ideas for my daughters Rainbow Birthday Party and these would look lovely in rainbow colors strung across the room. Thank you so much for sharing.
Bobbi, thanks for including this on your blog! And Kelly, I looked at your blog and it looks like you have thought of everything for the rainbow birthday party, I wish I could come! Have fun.
I'll try variations with embroidery hoops or tomato cages to make a tall cylinder like those pri$ey lamps I've seen in artsy furniture shops, using battery tea lights for small or other safe lights far from the paper. Mulberry paper with embedded petals will look great, can buy in large sheets at some art stores for a few bucks.
hi there! i just found these a couple days ago, and had all the stuff to make them on hand except modeling clay, and ran to the dollar store for that :D my 6 year old grandson made one,too, then his mama and her friend made one. i plan on a lot more if i have time! i'll post about them tonight and link to you. thank you so much for the tutorial! kudzu
Sweet, I love pinterest! I made this tut forever ago and it's nice with sites like pinterest ppl can find it again. I have a Mac as well and made it on a Mac. I think the site we use to host the tut is kinda clunky, I'll have to see where else I can hold the pdf file. Until then if you want to e-mail me at infusedgoods@gmail.com I can send you the file.
This is so awesome!! I absolutely love it. I am going to link to your tutorial from Dollar Store Crafts on July 10th (sorry I'm letting you know so far in advance, but I'm scheduling posts for when I'm on vacation). Thanks so much for making such a great project and tutorial!! -Heather
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p.s. I really like some of your other projects too and would love to link to them in the future as well.
This looks really neat, thanks for sharing your ideas with us!
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Valerie
Sure, I'm glad to share it. I hope many enjoy making these.
ReplyDeleteit's so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThis is a totally AWESOME craft project! Not only am I the Queen of Bargains, but I am also the Queen of the super cool craft projects that teachers can do with their kids when they have a teeny-tiny budget but high craft standards. This is a real winner. I want to share it on my bargain blog readers:
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Came over from Dollar Store Crafts and I just love this. I am trying to come up with different ideas for my daughters Rainbow Birthday Party and these would look lovely in rainbow colors strung across the room. Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBobbi, thanks for including this on your blog! And Kelly, I looked at your blog and it looks like you have thought of everything for the rainbow birthday party, I wish I could come! Have fun.
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic! I would love to link to this if you didn't mind!
ReplyDeletelovely - and i am thinking about making some extra fancy ones with some cheap raw silk i got in the fabric district in l.a.
ReplyDeleteGreat craft tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing. I've posted and shared with my readers as well :) http://www.peacefullyfolding.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI'll try variations with embroidery hoops or tomato cages to make a tall cylinder like those pri$ey lamps I've seen in artsy furniture shops, using battery tea lights for small or other safe lights far from the paper. Mulberry paper with embedded petals will look great, can buy in large sheets at some art stores for a few bucks.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I'm thinking of making this for Diwali - the festival of lights.
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hi there! i just found these a couple days ago, and had all the stuff to make them on hand except modeling clay, and ran to the dollar store for that :D my 6 year old grandson made one,too, then his mama and her friend made one. i plan on a lot more if i have time!
ReplyDeletei'll post about them tonight and link to you. thank you so much for the tutorial!
kudzu
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Thanks, thanks, thanks!!!
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ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I have made some I'd like to share.. http://img717.imageshack.us/img717/7476/allon.jpg
ReplyDeletethis is amazing! where can I find the paper?
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ReplyDeleteIt's colored tissue paper. Look for it were the gift bags are sold in stores.
I found you through pinterest and tried to download the file and it is not mac compatible. :o[
ReplyDeleteIs there another way to get the file.
Sweet, I love pinterest! I made this tut forever ago and it's nice with sites like pinterest ppl can find it again. I have a Mac as well and made it on a Mac. I think the site we use to host the tut is kinda clunky, I'll have to see where else I can hold the pdf file. Until then if you want to e-mail me at infusedgoods@gmail.com I can send you the file.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to pin your tutorial!! Love it!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea
ReplyDeleteThanks to all who continue to find this tutorial and want to make it. Please e-mail me at infusedgoods@gmail.com so I can send out a pdf file.
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