I
can not sit and watch tv without doing something with my hands. I
drag my tools and supplies to the couch and inevitably lose them
between the cushions and under pillows. Even worse, my fussy cut bits
fall into that abyss! So I’ve upcycled an unwanted tray into a fussy
cutting buddy. It’s a simple recon, but results in something useful and
pretty. Totally optional (but really very handy) is the addition of a
scrabble tile holder set off to the side. It’s a simple solution to
prevent my tools from rolling around the work surface while avoiding the
creation of any additional corners or crevices for little bits to get
stuck in.
I’ve used An Eerie Tale for my recon, but you can easily change up the Graphic 45 collection to suit your tastes. With coordinaing front and backs, picking two papers really gives you four paper options and makes mixing and matching pretty darned easy.
I’ve used An Eerie Tale for my recon, but you can easily change up the Graphic 45 collection to suit your tastes. With coordinaing front and backs, picking two papers really gives you four paper options and makes mixing and matching pretty darned easy.
Supply List:
An Eerie Tale > Enchantment
An Eerie Tale > Grand Illusion
Shabby Chic Ornate Metal Brads
Thrifted tray
Scrabble tile holder (optional)
Black acrylic paint
White tacky glue
Sandpaper
Black inkpad
An Eerie Tale > Grand Illusion
Shabby Chic Ornate Metal Brads
Thrifted tray
Scrabble tile holder (optional)
Black acrylic paint
White tacky glue
Sandpaper
Black inkpad
