Showing posts with label glass tiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glass tiles. Show all posts

Friday, March 28, 2014

Weekend Events: Make & Take, Product Demo, and Final Days of Ad!


In honor of National Craft Month we will be offering free Make & Take projects every Saturday throughout the month! (This Saturday we have a Make & Take and a Product Demo scheduled!)


Join us this Saturday between 1-3pm at the Paints & Basics Demo Counter to make a Woodgrain Heart Pendant Necklace.




More information about this weeks project and the schedule of Make & Takes during the entire month of March can be found here: http://www.craftsdirect.com/events/


In addition to the Make & Take project, we will also be hosting a We R Memory Keepers Punch Board Demo at our Paper Crafts Demo Counter from 1-3pm. Punch Boards make it easy, not to mention cost effective, to create gift boxes simply by punching and scoring using any paper. The Gift Box Punch Board creates boxes in 20 different sizes in just a few steps that can be used for special occasions such as baby and wedding showers, birthdays, holidays, party favors, and more. 
More info HERE.


Finally, these are the final days of our National Craft Month Ad!! Be sure to take advantage of all the great sale prices now through Monday. You can find our National Craft Month Ad on our website HERE.

Saturday, December 21, 2013

25 Days of Christmas: Day 21


Day 21: Glass Tiles

Today I want to share a project idea that I'm sure anyone would love to receive as a gift - and would be a fun way to get crafty this weekend or as you celebrate with family and friends for Christmas.

Creating little 'canvases' of art using glass tiles is really easy - and can be used in a number of ways. We added metal bails to each of these tiles (to be used as pendants) but you could also add magnets to the backs of them and use them on your bulletin board, refrigerator or at the office.

To create these pieces we simply created the designs to fit the size of the tile -using pattern paper, stickers, and small embellishments - and then added them to the glass tiles using Glossy Accents. The possibilities really are endless with what you can create with these pieces!