Bloom


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BLOOM


Supplies

Recollections 'The Sweetest Thing' Stack
Ranger Ink 'Frayed Burlap'
Prima Chalk Ink 'Teak Wall'



Assembly

Measure the four panels and cut four strip of paper to fit.


Run the strips through the Xyron Creative Station, ready to place on the wood panel.


Apply distress ink to the edges of the paper strips.


Using the Ranger ink and a brush stain the wooden pallet and allow to dry, should take around fifteen minutes but you can use a dryer to speed things up.


When fully dry apply the adhesive backed strips of paper to the front, keep an eye on the pattern on the paper so that they match up.


Using the dress form die cut once from a brown paper and again from a patterned paper. On the patterned paper trim away the 'feet' and top to leave only the dress portion.  Run the Dress part through the Xyron 3" Sticker Maker and layer over the brown die cut .


Run the piece back trough the Xyron Sticker Maker and adhere to the panel.


Apply the chalk ink to the chipboard letters and then run them through the Xyron Sticker Maker and add to the panel.


To finish create some blooms using the Florartistry dies and add to the panel with the Large Button. 


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Comments

  1. Fun project! Love Xyron products as well.

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  2. Oh, I love the dress! The paper you chose looks great with the background. What a wonderful look all the way around. The tiny pallet is adorable.!!!

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  3. Love the flowers and dress form! This looks like a fun project to put together! Very cute on the wood pallet!

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  4. I love how you did this! That pallet is wonderful!

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  5. Love the project. thanks for sharing
    maria.mendoza@ttu.edu

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  6. Fabulous way to cover
    the panels. I have
    used them for photo
    holders. Looks lovely.
    Carla from Utah

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  7. Love, love this project. Definitely one I will try. Thanks for showing the process.

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