{"id":8396,"date":"2014-04-17T10:29:56","date_gmt":"2014-04-17T08:29:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.thewholesaler.biz\/blog\/?p=8396"},"modified":"2015-03-24T13:46:04","modified_gmt":"2015-03-24T11:46:04","slug":"easter-decoration-ideas","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.thewholesaler.biz\/blog\/easter-decoration-ideas\/","title":{"rendered":"Easter Decoration Ideas – Easter Decorative Die Memo Block"},"content":{"rendered":"

Easter is that fun time of the year when fluffy bunnies, bright colours and lots of chocolate become a dream come true for every adult and kid around town. We lay down all inhibitions and even the toughest of hearts crumble under the cuteness factor.<\/h3>\n

So I wanted to create a little something that can also help keep me on track during this hectic time of the year \u2013 does anyone else also find it stressful? So I made this little wooden cube memo black complete with a clip to hold important little post it notes and an old recycled baking tin thingy (can you tell yet that I am not really a kitchen person). Anyways moving right along to what I do know…<\/p>\n

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I used the new Van Roe Collection of dies from Couture Creations and they cut like a hot knife through butter. The dies have definitely been improved and even something as simple as the words and delicate filigree dies cut perfectly without any hassle. So those are the dies I used on my project.<\/p>\n

I used the filigree frame cut out of pink paper and added a printed little Easter bunny picture inside. To dress up the fairly plain frame I used a dictionary stamp and Brilliance Ink to stamp the wording onto the frame adding a subtle pattern to it. I used two different word dies \u201cjourney\u201d and \u201cdiscover\u201d and cut them out of brown paper. I first added double sided tape to the back of my paper before cutting the words, making it a lot easier to adhere to my project \u2013 I did not have to fiddle with liquid glue and risking the chance of getting ugly adhesive marks all over my die-cut words.<\/p>\n

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I used the Royal Oval frame to cut my frame out of pink paper. I kept the inside which was a perfect oval.<\/p>\n

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Use the inside left-over from your die-cut frame and trace it onto a printed Easter image. Cut out the image and ink the edges.<\/p>\n

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Use a dictionary stamp with Brilliance ink to add some interest onto your frame by stamping onto it repeatedly.<\/p>\n

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Use a 50mm wide double sided tape and add it to the back of your paper before die-cutting smaller elements, shapes or words \u2013 this way you will have adhesive to the back when you are done cutting avoiding any sticky situations adding adhesives<\/p>\n

I covered my wooden block in some pretty Easter themed paper and then added my decorative elements. On top I used an old metal tin filled with pretty flowers and a clip of tension wire to hold my notes. The rest as they say is history…<\/p>\n

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What little Easter decoration ideas or projects will you dream up to make with your collection of Artdeco dies?<\/h2>\n
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