Well hello my crafty Friends!
It's me, Ilda from the DT taking over Fleurette's Blog.
Today I have a fun project to share with you. As soon as I saw Fleurette Bloom's Fairy Wishes Stamp set I knew exactly what I had to create... To me it screamed terrarium!
Here is a look at it all lit up in the dark. Think this will make a great night light for my daughter! How cool is that!?
My initial thought was to do it in a terracotta pot with a glass bowl and lid. Unfortunately, I tried it and it didn't work so well as the stamped images were too big for the bowl I had. So, I found myself a taller plastic container that I had stashed away in my closet. I knew this hexagonal container would come in handy someday. It's actually a Kirkland Chocolate container from this past Christmas, so if you have one kicking around don't throw it out, just remove the label and you'll eventually find a use for it!
It is so pretty in the daylight too.
Here are the supplies I used, remember to be creative and use supplies already you have.
Hope this project has inspired you to step out of your stamping comfort zone and create something unique, maybe even make a terrarium of your own. With a little imagination everything is possible!
If you love fairies, check out a previous post using this same stamp set.
Thanks for stopping by!
- Fairy Wishes Stamp Set
- Stamped colored die cut images (fairy, rabbit, mushrooms)
- used Spectrum Noir Markers to color images + clear Wink of Stella
- a clear plastic container
- battery operated light
- hot glue and glue gun
- dry moss
- river rocks
- twigs
- silk flowers
- wire
- burlap
- glue
- star sequins
- raffia
- soil (optional)
If you love fairies, check out a previous post using this same stamp set.
Thanks for stopping by!
Happy Crafting :)
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