The Introduction:
If you are hopping along with us today: You should have come here from Tessa Buys' blog. If you did, you are in the right place! Welcome!
If you aren't already a follower, I'd love to have you follow my blog!
If you are one of my regular readers: Thanks for coming back! I love having you! Please join along in the hop - you can start at the Epiphany Crafts blog.
The Prizes:
The Twinery and Epiphany Crafts are giving away this fabulous prize package (over $65 retail value).
The Details:
Leave a comment on each blog along the hop.
Blog comments close on Sunday, June 3rd at 11:59pm (EDT) and the winners will be announced on The Twinery's blog and the
Epiphany Crafts blog on Monday, June 4th.
Here is the blog lineup for today:
Epiphany Crafts
The Twinery
Nina Ostermann
Tessa Buys
Tifany DeGough <-- You are here!
Jennifer Priest
Here is the blog lineup for today:
Epiphany Crafts
The Twinery
Nina Ostermann
Tessa Buys
Tifany DeGough <-- You are here!
Jennifer Priest
The Project:
I used the Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Tool, Bubble Caps, and Metal Charms {all are Oval 25} to create pendants.
I love the Metal Charms - such beautiful detail and I love that they are actually metal (instead of a plastic imitation).
Each pendant is strung on a length of Flax, Honeydew, or Blossom twine. I added a little pearl to finish off each necklace.
I wanted to create a cute, unique gift container for a small gift and I decided to use these 4oz jelly jars.
I adhered patterned paper to each lid and tied each jar off with The Twinery's twine.
{Each jar has a combination of two of the following colors: Flax, Honeydew, Blossom, Caribbean, Pink Sorbet, and Buttercream.}
And what is a gift container without a gift?
I used the Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Tool, Bubble Caps, and Metal Charms {all are Oval 25} to create pendants.
I love the Metal Charms - such beautiful detail and I love that they are actually metal (instead of a plastic imitation).
Each pendant is strung on a length of Flax, Honeydew, or Blossom twine. I added a little pearl to finish off each necklace.
I love using The Twinery's twine to create jewelry! It is so soft and comfortable to wear and I love to leave the necklace ends so that it can be easily tied in a bow to create a necklace of any length.
Thanks for stopping by today!
{And please stop back by tomorrow...I'll be having a giveaway!}
The Next Stop:
Jennifer Priest's blog
Supplies:
Twine: The Twinery (Flax, Honeydew, Blossom, Caribbean, Pink Sorbet, Buttercream);
Tools: Epiphany Crafts (Shape Studio Tool - Oval 25);
Accessories: Epiphany Crafts (Bubble Caps - Oval 25, Metal Charms - Oval 25);
Patterned Paper: KaiserCraft (Charlotte's Dream - 6x6 pad);
Other: Jenni Bowlin (Pearl Embellishments); Kerr (Jelly Jars - 4oz Quilted Crystal);



