Where Vintage and Farm Meet
Fall is around the corner! Kids are going back to school and Trick-or-Treat candy has popped up in the grocery store WAY too early! But for us makers, it is a great time to start creating for fall.
This is another fun way to cover a book or journal. I have covered a blank book cover that I can bind with a fresh book, and in this video we covered old IKEA books with fun images inside. I will probably paint some of the pages with a gesso and write or decoupage something in mine as a journal. Or I may add pockets to the pages to fill. Whatever YOU do, have fun!
I used these new Roycycled papers, but you can use which ever papers are your favorite, or mix and match scraps you already have!
Look at these fun little paper orbs! You can get creative with these decorative balls around your home, event, or business! Try using different patterns, styles, and colors of paper to create something amazing! Don’t forget to download the FREE TEMPLATE below.
These are easier than they look, so download the template and give them a try!
Check out the new Roycycled Treasures decoupage papers!
Hi guys! What are we going to do today? Today I am going to show you a fun Advent project with one of Roycycled Treasures new Christmas 2022 papers. I have more projects to be released soon- so stay tuned!
This particular project I use this fun paper full of gifts. The fact that there are so many of them means you can make a lot of something! Cut them out and add them to tags, place settings, ornaments, or… make a fun and festive Advent calendar!
I used coin envelopes and clothes pins to create my advent board. You can use any envelope, bag, or container you already have. I like the small clothes pins because they work like hooks. But you can also use them to clip your gift on!
Can you spot the different papers and products I used to make this simple desk a fun piece for my office?
Decoupage papers & transfers. I also used my favorite decoupage medium and Minwax poly-acrylic.
This is just a really fun project! Download the template below for both the project templates and fun can images.
To do this specific project, we have a limited supply of kits available for purchase.
This project is also different because it is our first pilot “Reality Tutorial” where we do a true tutorial with a student on camera. Unlike our short Curious Tutorials that give you a spark or idea and show you a concept and send you on your way to have fun- this tutorial is longer and has more detailed explanations. For this video, the student, Melanie, is a novice for many of the techniques shown, making the video a fun experience to watch!