Monday, February 22, 2016

Whimsical Mushroom Jar Hut

Hi everyone! Today Eileen Hull's and Stampendous's design teams have teamed up to do Along the Garden Path blog hop! My project is a combination of Eileen Hull's Make it 3D and Button Jars and Labels dies and Stampendous's Mushroom Home stamps and Dies. I thought the shorter jar looked like a mushroom stem and would be perfect since I could cut it from matboard.


I started by cutting two of the jars and one of the make it 3D boxes from Matboard, four jars and one of the make it 3D boxes from patterned cardstock. The mushroom top I used the Stampendous's die and cut four tops from patterned cardstock.


I inked the jars with a tan chalk ink and adhered the patterned cardstock to all of the mat board pieces. I measured a half of an inch up from the bottom on the backside of each jar and made pencil marks. 


I adhered each jar piece to the make it 3D box.


I sandwiched the top of the jars between two of the mushroom top dies and adhered together.


I stamped the circles, door and window on varies pieces of patterned cardstock.


 I fussy cut and adhered the individual pieces together and then added to the mushroom.


I added sequins to the mushroom top, a cord bow, paper flowers and Dew Drops to finish it off. 


Now its ready to store my pencils. :-) If you have any questions about this project please let me know.


Also be sure to check back each day to see what each team member creates from Eileen Hull and Stampendous design teams!


Thanks for stopping by, hope your day is awesome and enjoy creating!


25 comments:

  1. What an absolutely fabulous project, Tonya!!! <3 Great template!

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  2. Lovely use of the dies and stamps Tonya, love it. Tracy x

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  3. So cute Tonya...I just think these house are so cute!

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  4. This is a super cute project. Thanks for sharing with us how you made it.

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  5. Great idea Tonya! The sequin blinging is a great added touch. ♡

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  6. So sweet and magical. I love the little windows and the sequins just add to the magic.
    Thanks for sharing! :)

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  7. I love the pretty papers you used on your mushroom house!

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  8. ADORABLE! The colors, pattern paper and embellishments are So CUTE with a perfect combination of Eileen dies and our Mushroom stamps and dies. Thank you for sharing your creativity with us today!

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  9. VERY clever use of the 3D die Tonya, your mushroom holder looks superb! Anne xx

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  10. This is so great Tonya! You did a fabulous job on your mushroom! Love it! So pretty and I love the paper!

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  11. This is so great Tonya! You did a fabulous job on your mushroom! Love it! So pretty and I love the paper!

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  12. This is adorable! That jar is a perfect mushroom stem, great idea! And the patterned paper makes it so quick and pretty! Great job!

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  13. So cute. I like your choice of papers and the sequins.

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  14. I love this idea! What a cute pencil holder. I love the papers you used. They are perfect for the mushroom.

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  15. I like the paper you used for the bottom of the house. It looks like a cross between cork and woodgrain from a distance.

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  16. What an adorable little mushroom hut! Love the details!

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  17. Love your cute and whimsical mushroom pencil holder! what a wonderful way to use the dies and stamps x

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  18. I just love the papers you chose for this cutie!

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  19. That is another great use of the the cottage die. Your mushroom pencil holder is great. I think fussy cutting the windows is a great idea as well. Very nice.

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  20. this is so adorable!! i love how you used Eileen's 3D die to create this into a pencil holder!

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  21. Beautiful creation, perfect designer paper for the little mushroom cottage and useful too!

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  22. Oh my goodness! That jar die makes the perfect mushroom house! I love the papers you, used and all of the little added touches finished it off wonderfully!

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  23. Sweet project. Love the paper choices. TFS

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