Snowflakes Wood Decor

Snowflakes Wood Decor
Created by OMC Designer Jill

Supplies Used:
OMC Snowflake Wood Shapes
Tim Holtz : Distress Stain - Walnut
Tim Holtz : Distress Ink Pad - Walnut
Martha Stewart : Acrylic Craft Paint - Pearl Jet Stream, Mother of Pearl, and Wedding Cake
Ranger Ink : Stickles Dry Fine Glitter - Waterfall and Diamond
Mod Podge
Large File for sanding
BoBunny : Snowflake paper
May Arts : Net Ivory and Net Brown

Instructions:
1. Trace the shape of your snowflake onto your paper and cut out.
2. Stain the edges and back of the snowflakes that you will cover with paper.

3. Paint the sides, front and backs of the snowflakes that you are not covering with paper. Apply a base coat of plain white and plain blue before you apply the pearl colors. The paint will cover better. Let dry.
4. For the paper snowflake, glue your paper to your snowflake with mod podge. Apply enough to help the paper adhere well, but not too much! Press down firmly with a brayer. If you don’t have a brayer press very hard with your fingers, making sure everything is secure. Let dry. Sand the edges of the paper to distress the wood and to take off any excess paper that might be hanging over the edges.

5. For the painted snowflakes, sand the edges and the front of the snowflake with a large file to heavily distress the paint.
6. Ink the edges of all the snowflakes. Ink the front of the distressing on the painted snowflakes.
7. Apply a coat of mod podge to the sides and front of each snowflake. Before moving onto the next snowflake, sprinkle glitter from up high to the fronts and sides before the mod podge dries.
8. Drill holes into the sides of one point on each snowflake to have a place to tie a piece of net to hang it.

9. The large snowflake should have the smallest hanger.
10. Staple the smaller snowflakes net to the back of the large snowflake so that they hang from behind at different lengths.
11. Display!
 
Happy crafting!

Elf Shoe Wood Block

Elf Shoe Wood Block
Created by OMC Designer Jill

Supplies Used: 
Making Memories : Glitter Stripe Twinkle Paper
Doodlebug : Polka Dot Paper
Stickles Glitter Glue : Lime Green, Christmas Red
Tim Holtz : Distress Ink Pad - Vintage Photo
Martha Stewart : Acrylic Craft Paint - Habanero
Red Craft Wire
Mod Podge
Foam Brush

Instructions:
1. Trace the shape of the shoe onto the Doodlebug paper. Cut out.
2. Trace the heel of the shoe and the cuff of the shoe with the glitter stripe paper. Cut out.
3. Hand draw a scalloped edge on the heel and the cuff and cut out.
4. Ink the edges of the heel and the cuff.
5. Paint the edges and back of the shoe with Martha Stewart Habanero paint. Let dry.
6. Glue the shoe paper onto the wood with Mod Podge. Press firmly to make sure all edges are down.
7. Glue the heel and cuff onto the wood with Mod Podge.
8. Ink the edges of the show with the Tim Holtz Vintage Photo Distress Ink. 
 9. Add extra Stickles to the stripes and add Stickles dots to the dots on the Doodlebug paper. Let dry.
 
10. Drill a small hole into the tip of the show and twist the red craft wire through. Add a jingle bell and bend the wire over to make the bell hang in the air.
11. Display!

Happy crafting!

Mason Jar Wood Shapes

Mason Jar Wood Shapes
Created by OMC Designer Sandy

Supplies Used:
OMC: Wood Mason Jar Set
Bo Bunny: Apple Cider Paper - Hickory, Pumpkin Patch
Sakura: Quickie Glue Pen
Ranger: Dry Stickle Fine Glitter – Lime green, Platinum
Tim Holtz: Walnut Distress Ink, Blending tool
Martha Stewart Paint: Acorn,
Fran:tage: Embossing Enamels – Age Bronze
General Craft Supply: Mod Podge – Matte, Foam brush, ribbon, twine or fabric

Instructions:
1. Sand edges of jars. Trace paper for front of jar and trim out.
2. Paint jars (sides and back) let dry.
3. Apply an even layer of Mod Podge to front of jars from neck down. Place paper over Mod Podge and smooth out then roll over with brayer to remove any air bubbles.
4. Use an embossing glue to cover top, sides and front of cap. Place a creased piece of paper under jars and cover liberally with embossing enamel. Use heat tool to emboss. This is the fun part!
5. Ink edges of jars and lightly go over the exposed sides and back of jars with blending tool to “dirty” the paint a bit.
6. Color in desired leaves, stems etc. with glue pen and then cover with glitter. Let dry for a few minutes before shaking off. When glitter is very dry cover with Mod Podge to seal if desired.
7. Tie Ribbon around neck of jar.

Happy crafting!

Happy Halloween Wood Blocks

Happy Halloween Wood Blocks
Created by OMC Designer Sandy

Supplies Used:
Adams and Co Blocks: 30-inch Multi Wood Block Set
Authentique Paper: Enchanted or any Halloween paper
We R Memory Keepers: Sweetheart Ink - Black
OMC: Black Vinyl, Transfer Tape
Designer Cuts: Happy Halloween
Slice: Brayer
General Craft Supply: Mod Podge (glossy or matte)

Instructions:
1. Choose pattern of paper for each block, trim to fit each block.
2. Ink edges of paper with black ink.
3. Down load letters and cut out, pick and weed. Apply each letter using transfer tape to paper.
4. Apply an even layer of Mod Podge one block at a time and place paper to fit. Bray over paper to ensure a smooth fit (this helps to prevent air bubbles). Let dry.
5. Apply second coat of Mod Podge to all sides of blocks.
6. Add embellishments if desired.

Happy crafting!

Skeleton Shadow Box

Skeleton Shadow Box
Created by OMC Designer Lindsey

Supplies Used:
Sizzix : Bigz Pro Die Box w/ Lid #2
Lifestyle Crafts : Skeleton Die
Bazzill Basics : White Cardstock
Twine / Floss
Tim Holtz Stamp : Apothecary
American Crafts : Pebbles - Candies Black
Martha Stewart : Carnival Paper Pad

Instructions:
1. Cut out the base of the box using paper from the Carnival Paper pad. Assemble and ink the edges.
2. Cut the skeleton shape out of white cardstock and assemble. Use twine or floss to hang the skeleton inside the shadow box.
3. Stamp the "Happy Halloween" phrase on orange cardstock, then cut out. Ink the edges. Attach to the bottom of the shadow box and add the black Candies.

Happy crafting!

Tombstone Halloween Decor

Tombstone Halloween Decor
Created by OMC Designer Lindsey

Supplies Used:
Spellbinders : Nestabilities - Nested Tombstones
Bazzill Basics : Cardstock: nor' easter, black, smokey white and saltillo
Tim Holtz : Stamp Sets - Mini Halloween 3 Set, Apothecary and Mini Halloween Stamp Set
Tim Holtz : Distress Ink - Black Soot, Rusty Hinge
Tim Holtz : Distress Tool
K and Company : Brenda Walton Haunted Word Adhesive Chipboard
EKSuccess : EK Tools - Tarantula Spider Punch
Stickles Glitter Glue : Purple, Black, Green, Ice White
Martha Stewart : Glitter Bats and Moon Stickers
American Crafts : Zing! Embossing Powder - Black
Inkadinkado : Fall Trees Clear Stamp
Oh My Vinyl : Brushed Silver
Ranger Ink : Dylusions Ink Spray

Instructions:
1. Cut 10 tombstones out of grey cardstock. Ink the edges with the distress ink. 
 2. For Tombstone #1, spray the front of the tombstone on an angle with the ink spray. Take the spider web stamp, stamp in an embossing stamp pad, stamp onto the tombstone and cover with embossing powder. Take the tombstone stamp and the small skull stamp, emboss the skull stamp, and cut out. Adhere with a foam square. Cut 3 different sizes and colors in the poison bottles. Ink the edges and cover each bottle with Glossy Accents.
3. For Tombstone #2, mist the front of the tombstone lightly with the ink spray. Take the tree stamp and emboss in black embossing powder. Choose 4 differing sizes of the glitter bat stickers and attach to the tombstone using small foam squares. Take the moon sticker and cut it to fit the tombstone. Using the smallest tombstone in the spellbinders pack, cut a tombstone, write RIP and ink the edges.
4. For Tombstone #3, use the script stamp and stamp all over the tombstone. Mist it with the three ink spray colors. Stamp Happy Halloween onto a piece of orange cardstock, cut out around the phrase, and adhere to the top of the tombstone. Stamp the mirror and cut it out. Cover the center oval of the mirror with the OMC metallic vinyl. Stamp the silhouetted head of the man, cut out and glue to the vinyl.
5. For Tombstone #4, mount the chipboard Eek piece to the tombstone, but cut off the top portion with the cat. Create the pumpkin using a punch. Ink the edges and attach to the tombstone. Use the large arsenic label, adhere to a piece of cardstock and create a scroll. Ink the edges and attach to the tombstone. Stamp a cat from the stamp set and emboss with black embossing powder.
6. For Tombstone #5, spray with black ink spray. Stamp and emboss the spider web twice. For the spiders, punch out two shapes in black cardstock. Use glossy Mod Podge to cover the spiders and sprinkle purple and black glitter over them. The Mod Podge will curl the spiders, giving them a dimensional look.

Happy crafting!

Autumn Wood Blocks Display

Autumn Wood Blocks Display
Created by OMC Designer Jill

Supplies Used:
Adams and Co. : 8 Piece Block Set
BoBunny : Apple Cider Collection Paper
OMC : Brown Vinyl
Stickles Glitter Glue : Lime Green, Cinnamon, Paprika
Mod Podge
Tim Holtz : Distress Ink Pad - Vintage Photo
Inksenntials Blending Foam Tool
 
Instructions:
1. Measure your paper slightly smaller than the length and width of your block. Cut out a piece of paper for each block.
2. Ink the edges of each paper with the distress ink and the foam blending tool.
3. Very carefully apply Mod Podge onto the block where the paper will go. Try hard not to go over the edge. On this project I wanted to keep the muted look of the block and not apply Mod Podge over the entire front of the paper. Depending on the look you want you could cover the paper with a coat of Mod Podge.
4. Apply your paper and press down firmly. Let dry
5. Cut out the letters you want using a font of your choice. I cut my letters out so that they would fill the space of the block.
6. Apply the letters to each block.
7. Find a small pattern in your paper and apply the Stickles to enhance and bring out the pattern in the paper. Let dry!
8. Now display!

Happy crafting!

EEK Wood Blocks

EEK Wood Blocks
Created by OMC Designer Jill

Supplies Used:

Adams and Co. : Wood Block Set
Tim Holtz : Mini Halloween 3 Stamp Set
Versamark : Dazzle Frost Ink Pad
American Crafts : Zing Embossing Powder - Silver
Ranger Ink : Stickles Dry Fine Glitter - Paprika, Black
Vinyl Lettering
Stickles Gliitter Glue : Purple, Lime Green, Black, RedEKSuccess : EK Tools - Tarantula Spider Large Punch

Instructions:
1. Using the Versamark ink pad and the Tim Holtz stamp, stamp on the corners of the block with the spider web and apply the embossing powder. Tap off the excess and emboss using a heat gun. I carefully removed any excess embossing powder with a tiny paint brush in places it should not be!
2. Cut out vinyl lettering the size and font you want to use. Pull out the letters and use the negative vinyl as a stencil! I applied the stencil with transfer tape as it was much easier than trying to apply it without it.
3. Press down firmly on the vinyl to make sure all edges are secure.
4. Paint a coat of Mod Podge over the vinyl and onto the cut out part of the letter. Be very careful not to coat over the sides at all, as you will be dumping glitter onto this and you don’t want to glitter on the sides.
5. Pour glitter on top of your block and press down into the Mod Podge. Let dry!
6. Once dry, carefully lift up your stencil and the glittered letter should be there!
7. Use the Stickles around the edge of each letter to add dimension.
8. Coat the front of the blocks with a matte clear coat to secure the glitter.
9. Punch out a few tarantula shapes, Use the black Stickles on their legs and backs and sprinkle some black dry fine glitter onto them. Use the red Stickles on the fangs. Let dry.
10. Display!

Happy crafting!

Cook Together Wood Blocks

Cook Together Wood Blocks
Created by OMC Designer Jill

Supplies Used:
Patterned Paper
Martha Stewart : Laurel Leaf Punch
Ranger Ink : Stickles Glitter Glue - Cinnamon
Mod Podge
Tim Holtz : Distress Ink Pad - Vintage Photo
OMC Vinyl : Ebony Black
Adams and Co. : Wood Blocks
Sizzix eclips and eCAL program

Instructions:
1. Choose a paper that will coordinate with your kitchen.
2. Cut 2 pieces of paper 5 ½" x 2 ½", and 2 pieces 3 ½" x 2 ½" and a coordinating piece of cardstock 5 ½" x 1 ¾".
3. Punch the left edge of one of the 5 ½" x 2 ½" and 3 ½" x ½" Then punch the right side of the other two and the top of the 5 ½" x 1 ¾" paper.
4. Ink the edges with the distress ink.
5. Glue the paper down on its coordinating block with Mod Podge. Let dry.
6. Use stickles on the leaf punch. Let dry.
7. Cut out a "C" and a "K" that will fit on the 5 ½" x 2 ½" paper , 2 of the letter "O" that will fit on the 3 ½" x 2 ½" and the word together that will fit on the 5 ½" x 1 ¾" paper.
8. Apply each letter to a wood block.
9. Embellish with cut outs from the paper that you used!

Note: The eCAL software that you can get to use with your Sizzix eclips is a wonderful way to be able to letter your projects to the exact dimensions of your project!

Happy crafting!

Trick or Treat Wood Letters

Trick or Treat Wood Phrase
Created by OMC Designer Jill

Supplies Used:
Doodlebug : Haunted Manor Paper : Witchy Way, Tombstone, Going Batty, Punkin Party, Night Owls
Doodlebug : Glitter - Purple,Orange, Green  
Martha Stewart : Acrylic Craft Paint - Beetle Black 
Martha Stewart : Carnival Pom Pom Spider Stickers  
Versafine Ink: Onyx  
Stickles : Purple, Black Diamond, Paprika 
Mod Podge 
Glossy Accents
Quickie Glue Pen

Instructions:
1. Trace the wood letters onto the paper you want to use and cut the shapes out.
2. Paint the edges and the back of each letter. Paint the wood block that the letters will sit on.
3. Glue the papers to the letters using Mod Podge. Press firmly to adhere well. Let dry completely.
4. Apply a coat of Mod Podge to the letters that you want glittered. Quickly pour glitter over the letter and lightly press the glitter down into the Mod Podge. Tap off any excess glitter onto a piece of paper. You can put the excess glitter back into its container this way. Do this to each letter that you want glittered. Let dry.
5. Using a large nail file, file off any excess paper from each letter.
6. Ink the edges using the black ink and a sponge applicator.
7. Ink the edges of the glittered letters.
8. Use Stickles on the paper covered letters to add more dimension. Let dry.
9. Cut the words “smell my feet” out of black cardstock. Using an adhesive like Glossy Accents or a Quickie Glue pen, fill in a letter and quickly sprinkle Doodlebug glitter onto the wet glue and press lightly. Tap off any excess glitter and put back into its jar. Do this to each letter. Let dry.
10. Attach the wood letters to the top of the long wood board using a strong adhesive and let each letter dry completely.
11. Glue the words “smell my feet” to the front of the long wood board.
12. Embellish with some fun Halloween spiders or bats. I used the Martha Stewart Spider Stickers!
13. Display … and have a Happy Halloween!

Happy crafting!

City Art Tray

City Art Tray
Created by OMC Designer Lindsey

Supplies Used:
Natural Wood Tray
Martha Stewart : Acrylic Craft Paint - Beach Glass, Deep Sea, Wedding Cake
Mod Podge
Sizzix : eclips Cartridges - Greek Sassy Serif, Baby Shower, Max and Whiskers
Oh My Vinyl : Three 12" x 24" sheets in Any Color

Instructions:
1. Sand the tray if needed. Paint the sides, edges and bottom of the tray with the Wedding Cake paint. Distress the edges with a file for a more vintage feel.
2. Paint the inside of the tray with the Beach Glass paint (2 coats) and allow to dry completely.
3. Using the eclips cartridges, cut the names of the cities out of vinyl in the sizes you want. Make sure the words fit nicely within the tray before adhering the vinyl. Weed out the inside of the letters, leaving the squares of vinyl with the words inside to create a stencil. Attach the stencil pieces of the vinyl to the board using transfer tape.
TIP: A good way to make sure that all the words will fit is to cut them out in paper first. Make sure the sizing is correct, and then cut the words out of vinyl.
4. Once all the vinyl is in place, paint on top of the vinyl letter stencils with the Deep Sea paint (2 coats). Leave the paint to dry for 3 hours before removing the vinyl stencils.
5. Seal the tray with Mod Podge.

Happy crafting!

Christmas Tag Box

Christmas Tag Box
Created by OMC Designer Lindsey

Supplies Used:
Making Memories : Twinkle Christmas Paper
Tim Holtz : Stamps - Just Believe, Winter Wonder
Tim Holtz : Distress Ink Pads - Walnut Stain, Fired Brick
Sizzix : eclips Cartridge - Christmas and Traditions
Making Memories : Distress Tool
Mister Huey's : Color Mists
Bazzill Basics : 12" x 12" Cardstock
Oh My Crafts : Exclusive OMC Acid Free Craft Tape
Box with Lid
 
Instructions:
1. Take the Mister Huey's color mists and spray the inside of the box and lid. Make sure to get the edges of the box as well. Once the box and lid are dry, work on the outside of the box.
2. Cut strips of paper to fit the sides of the box. Ink the edges of the paper to blend with the box. Adhere the paper to the sides.
3. Cut three strips of Java cardstock 2 ¼" x 7 ¼". Score the paper where the edge of the box is so that the score line fits against the box. Use two more strips to create three divided sections. There should be a total of 4 divided sections. Use the adhesive OMC craft tape to adhere the paper to the sides of the box. One section should be for large tags or cards. The other two are for tags and embellishments such as brads or ribbon.
NOTE: Choose the size of tag or card before putting the divider sections into the box. Make sure that you test the items in the box before adhering dividers to the box.
4. Once the inside of the box is done, make sure that your tags and cards fit into the divided sections.
5. For the lid, cut strips of paper to cover the sides, and ink the edges. For the top edge of the lid, cut strips of paper to fit along the edge, and cut on an angle for the corners. Cut 2 strips of paper 1" x 12" and ink the edges. Use these 2 strips to create a cross for the top of the box. Fold and adhere around the edge of the lid.
6. For the bow, cut 3 strips of paper 1" x 12" and ink the edges. Take one strip, cut it down to 7 1/2”, and staple the ends together. Cut the next strip down to 6” and staple the edges. Cut the last strip down to 4 ½" and staple the edges. Layer the three strips of paper. Wrap a strip of paper 1" x 3" around the three strips in the center where the middle of the bow should be. Cut a final strip 1" x 7 ½" and cut accents in ends to look like ribbon. Adhere this piece underneath the three wrapped strips, and glue the entire piece to the center of the box.


Happy crafting!

You Are Canvas Decor

You are Canvas
Created by OMC Designer Lindsey

Supplies Used:
Martha Stewart : Acrylic Craft Paint - Tiger Lily, Wedding Cake, Fruit Punch
Oh My Vinyl : Mint Green, Cloud White
Sizzix : eclips Cartridge - Max & Whiskers Shapes & Alphabet
Canvas (9" x 12")

Instructions:
1. Paint the canvas with the Martha Stewart paint leaving a little of the white from the canvas showing.
2. Using the eclips cartridge, cut the phrase, "You are.." out of the white vinyl. Cut out several sayings to fit across the canvas such as, "my mac to my cheese," and "my star to my night," etc.
3. Attach the vinyl sayings using transfer tape.

Happy crafting!

Freedom Banner

Freedom Banner
Created by OMC Designer Jill

Supplies Used:
Studio Calico : E-Flute Corrugated Cardstock - White, Kraft
American Crafts : Spark Tinsel - Rouge
Bazzill Basics : Dark Blue Dots Cardstock
BoBunny : 5/8 inch Polka Dot Ribbon - Red, Blue
American Crafts : DIY Thickers
Sizzix : Framelits Die Set 4PK - Stars, Primitive
Tombow Adhesive Glue
Tim Holtz : Distress Ink Pad - Vintage Photo

Instructions:
1. Using the largest Primitive Star Die, cut out however many stars you will need to spell whatever word you have chosen out of the kraft corrugated cardstock.
2. Trace the star you just cut onto the Bazzill cardstock.
3. Now cut around your tracing mark about ¼ of an inch larger.
4. Now trace this second star onto the white corrugated cardstock.
5. Again cut this 3rd star out ¼ in larger following the trace line.
6. Ink the edges of both corrugated stars with distress ink.
7. Adhere the blue stars to the white stars and then adhere the kraft colored stars on top of the blue stars.
8. Adhere the letters you need to spell the word you have chosen to each star.
9. Peel off the top layer of the DIY Thickers to expose the sticky surface and pour the Spark glitter over the top of each letter. Press down to get the Spark glitter to adhere to the letter. Turn over and tap off excess Spark glitter. You can use the excess to pour over your next letter.
10. Measure out how much Bo Bunny Polka Dot ribbon you will need to adhere your stars.
11. Adhere each star onto the ribbon using Tombow glue. Let dry completely!
12. Make bows with the complimentary color of ribbon you have chosen and glue in between every other letter. Let dry completely.
13. Display at your party!

Happy crafting!

Paper Wedding Cakes

Paper Wedding Cakes
Created by OMC Designer Lindsey

These adorable little paper cakes would make great accent pieces for a wedding or party display! 

Supplies Used:
Jolee's Boutique : Dimensional Border Stickers - Icing
Bazzill Basics : Double Dot Cardstock
Ranger Ink : Stickles Glitter Glue - Yellow, Crystal
Adhesive
Ribbon

Instructions:
1. Cut 3 strips of paper in 3 different widths depending on the size that you want the cake to be. Each layer should also be shorter length wise to create the tiers of the cake. Roll the strips into circles and adhere the edges. Trace the size of the circle onto a piece of paper and cut the shape out. Adhere to one side of the circle to create one layer of the cake.

2. Once all the individual layers of the cake are put together, stack them on top of each other and glue them together. In the crease where the layers meet, add a thin strip of Stickles glitter glue. to hide the edge of the paper.

3. Wrap the icing stickers around the different layers of the cakes. You may need to use an adhesive or craft glue to reinforce the stickiness on the dimensional stickers.
4. Add ribbon around the cakes.


Happy crafting!

Summer Blocks

Summer Blocks
Created by OMC Designer Jill

Supplies Used:
Wood Designs : Rectangle Blocks Set of 6
My Mind's Eye : On The Sunny Side Paper Pack
Tim Holtz : Distress Stain - Vintage Photo
Tim Holtz : Distress Ink Pad - Vintage Photo
Sizzix : eclips Cartridge - Tween / Look at Me
Bazzill Basics : Black Bird and Desert Sun Jewels
Mod Podge
Foam Squares

Instructions:
1. Stain the blocks using the distress stain.
2. Cut out the phrase "SUMMER" with the eclips cartridge.
3. Cut out coordinating papers:
      2) 2 ½" x 3 ½"
      2) 2 ½" x 3 ¼"
      2) 2 ½" x 4 ½"
4. Ink the edges of the papers and letters using the distress ink pad.
5. Apply a coat of Mod Podge to the front of the block and adhere the background paper.
6. Adhere the letters using foam squares to make the letters pop off the block.
7. Cut out small squares 1" x 1". Ink the edges and cut the corners of the square to the middle of the square. Bend each of the corners of the square to just over the center to create pinwheel shapes. Glue the flaps of the pinwheels down with adhesive and add a flat brad to the centers.
8. Adhere the pinwheels to each block.
9. Display!

Happy crafting!

It's That Easy: 4th of July Utensil Caddy

It’s That Easy: 4th of July Utensil Caddy
Created by OMC Designer Sandy

Supplies Used:
Oh My Vinyl : Admiral, Cherry Red, Red & Silver Flake, Clear Transfer Tape
Sizzix : eclips Cartridge - Summer
 
Instructions:
1. Cut all shapes for project. Cut stripes by using a ruler to mark widths and cut strips – set aside.

Setting	Shape	Feature	Size	Quantity
Vinyl Blade depth 1	4th of July	Original (red)& Shadow (blue)	2 inch 2 inch	2 2
	Star	Original & Shadow	1 inch 1 inch	3 of each color approx
	Star Border (blue)	Border	6 inch	2
	Stripe (blue)	n/a manually cut	½ x 25 ½ inches	2
	Stripe (red)	n/a manually cut	¼ x 7 ½ inches	2

2. Carefully lift out center stars by lifting the whole star partially and then separating them. Place the center star aside to use for layering later. Weed (remove excess vinyl) around all shapes.


3. Layer the 4th of July by slightly overlapping the sparkly red vinyl over the blue vinyl. The clear transfer tape makes this super easy.

TIP: After you have removed some of the excess vinyl and have the liner exposed, arrange your groupings of stars and then use clear transfer tape to move them all at once!

Happy crafting!