Diy Aureate Glitter Middle Tote Bag
Monday, 21 April 2014
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When I cleaned upwards in addition to organized my office terminal calendar week I came across roughly extra cotton fiber tote bags that I had left over from a arts and crafts political party I hosted awhile ago. Since my sis inwards police pull is getting married this weekend I idea it would live cute to brand roughly tote bags for each of the bridesmaids. So I gathered roughly supplies I paw on paw in addition to created 10 of these cute gilt glitter pump totes.
I used freezer newspaper to create the stencils. Just similar my gilt stenciled pillows, I likewise used my Silhouette Cameo to cutting the freezer paper. If you lot don’t convey a cutting machine, you lot could likewise cutting the stencil past times paw using an x-acto knife. If you lot exercise this, live certain to cutting on a cutting mat or fighting of thick paper, similar chipboard.
Supplies:
- Natural cotton tote bags
- Fine glitter inwards whatsoever coloring you lot like
- Mod Podge (I used the gloss destination precisely the matte destination would likewise piece of job every bit well)
- Freezer paper
- Heart stencil (download the SVG file to piece of job alongside your Silhouette or Cricut or the PDF file to cutting past times hand)
- Paint brush
- Plastic cup
- Iron in addition to ironing board
1. Cut the pump variety out of a slice of freezer newspaper (if you’re using a Silhouette Cameo, hither are a few tips on creating a freezer newspaper stencil). Adhere the shinny side of the freezer newspaper to the tote pocketbook using a hot atomic release 26 without steam.
2. Mix equal parts Mod Podge in addition to glitter inwards a plastic cup. Paint the within of the stencil alongside a sparse fifty-fifty coat. It volition await slightly milky precisely the Mod Podge volition dry out clear.
3. Once dry, pigment a instant coat. Allow that to dry out completely thus add together a 3rd coat of the glitter in addition to Mod Podge mixture.
4. Once the 3rd coat is completely dry, really carefully tegument off the freezer newspaper stencil. Then you’re done!
About our invitee contributor:
Sarah Khandjian is the crafty maker behind the DIY in addition to lifestyle weblog Sarah Hearts. She is a graphic designer turned maker alongside a passion for creating lovely things. When non blogging or hosting workshops, Sarah tin live institute at the barn alongside her Equus caballus (her other passion).