Hi everyone! Sorry that I have been MIA lately! My poor one year old daughter has been teething and it has been REALLY bad! Like I can't even set her down for two minutes. So, it has been hard to get any card making and/or blogging time. She turned one about two weeks ago and still only has two teeth! Anybody else think that's a little late, or is this normal? My three year old daughter had all of her teeth by the time she was eight months old! Anyway, I think that I have my mojo back so I will try to keep the posts more regular again. :)
I did manage to make these fun little keychains using Stampin' Up!'s Soda Pop Tops for the girls in my family. Take a look:
This one was made using the Sycamore Street DSP from Sale-A-Bration. I punched out Basic Gray clover shapes from the Itty Bitty Shapes Punch Pack and glued them to the DSP, then punched a circle using the 1" Circle Punch. The whole circle was embossed with Irridescent Ice Embossing Powder for a fun sparkle. Coordinating ribbon completes the look.
All of the letters were stamped using the Simply Serif Mini Alphabet stamp set.
This one was made by stamping one of the images from Pretty Petites in Tangerine Tango, then using the Stamp-a-majig to line up the letters inside the frame. I then punched the image out using the coordinating Petite Curly Label Punch.
This one was stamped using various images from Collage Curios.
I purchased jump rings and keychain rings from my local craft store and had my husband drill a small hole in the edge of the Soda Pop Tops for me to attach the key rings. I love the result! What do you think?
If you have any questions on how to make these, just let me know and I can give you a more complete tutorial!
SUCH a cute idea! Well done! :)
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