{{Cardboard Easter Signs}}
THIS IS A RECYCLED craft. I had some cardboard that were inside the package from my curtain panels, and I thought hmmmmm, what can I do with these? I am going to do some small Easter Decorating this year but I want it to go more with my home decor. I don’t want to bring in any pastels this year mainly because I don’t want to drag in all my Easter stuff and dig it all out, since the baby will be coming late April. SOOO I made these.
HOW TO: I painted the cardboard with acrylic paint, and let it dry. Then I distressed the edges with walnut distress ink, then Mod podged cut burlap to the carboard. I then cut the bunny, the basket, and the eggs from my Doodle charms Cricut Cartridge and mod podge them on top of the burlap. I also distressed the eggs a little as well. Last I whole punched the cardboard and added jute and grosgrain ribbon for hanging. SUPER EASY!
You are one creative lady! Love these! The colors are awesome too!
Stef
itsallinmyheadstefsblog.blogspot.com
I love these — they’re darling!
I had no idea that they were mounted to cardboard. Had to do a double take. Very cool craft.
You have some great Easter projects and I think crafters are fantastic at recycling, it’s what I enjoy the most.
Have a lovely crafty weekend.
Helen x
Those are really cute, am sending to my daughter. She will love these. Keep on Crafting.
Very cute…I think I may have to try something similar
Very cute!
Very cute! I was thinking about something very similar but using ribbed cardboard as the back instead to add some texture! You are so creative! – Karen
Adorable! I love to see creative ideas like this.. affordable holiday decorating that looks classy not cheap. Way to go!
I love this idea! I have plenty of cardboard, but no wood. What a great alternative for making something like this.
Tracy http://allthumbscrafts.blogspot.com
These are adorable! I don’t have a cricut but I guess I could free hand it. Thanks for sharing!
i love the color combo! you do the best crafting with burlap!!