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Hello DeNami friends, Lisa E. here today bringing you
my October installment of Button Boutique. Any candy corn fans out there? If so,
I think you'll like this month's project!
Wouldn't a
basket or bowl full of these be a cute decoration! I cut two pieces of
muslin using a pattern that I drew. Next up I stitched and stuffed it. Using
Tombow markers I colored off a section of orange and one of yellow. Then I
glued on the buttons. The three colors I've used come from the DeNami
Boutique Button collections of White, Tangerine, Harvest and Halloween. A cute
sentiment tag tied on with twine is all this needs!
For this
complimenting candy corn card I created a shaped template. A light pencil line
let me line up the tiny candy corn stamp ~ so cute! After coloring them in
with markers, I trimmed along the outer edge. For the card base I wrapped
the twine around three times, then spread it out. This reminds me of a web!
Next I stamped more candies on the diagonal and finally added the focal piece
with foam tape. To the center of the focal panel I added a smaller orange
candy shape with the center punched out. My sentiment was popped up with
foam tape in that opening. And finally I added the yellow and white
buttons.
Don't they make a cute pair!
Now how
about another button give-a-way!!! Anyone interested in this jar of assorted
DeNami buttons? One random winner will be chosen from the comments on this
post on my personal blog, My Paper Tales. You have until midnight on Sunday
October 27th. The winner will be posted there on Monday October 28th. Please
be sure I have a way to contact you or I might have to draw another
winner! Thanks for popping in and have a great day.
NOT LISTED: muslin, fiber fill, thread, fabric glue, white and orange cardstock
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5 comments:
Another amazing button project! I love the candy corn outline stamped with...candy corns :) and I adore the 3D piece. Perfectly sweet home decor!
2 cute projects. They would be a fun centerpiece for any Thanksgiving Day or fall table-scape.
I love the button candy corn. I'm going button shopping this week.
You never disappoint, Lisa! Such a fun project & love the card, too!
Love the candy corn
and the button card!
I enjoy using buttons
in my crafts.
Carla from Utah
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