Well here is the second set of Christmas inchies in traditional colors.
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Remember each square can be easily be made into a larger project all on it's own.
I did all the backgrounds first.
- red paper, green paper, white paper
- then paint 3 squares, green , red and white glitter
- then I used plastic wrap on one, stamped on white circles with a pencil on another, and added a metallic sheen to the last one
Square "1 Christmas Tree:
- red painted background
- triangle cut out of green painted paper
- trunk is little rectangle from a book page
- little gems for decoration
Square #2 Candy Cane "J":
- green painted background
- cane cut out of white paper
- painted or colored red stripes
- little bit of glitter glue
Square #3 Holly:
- draw on little musical notes with sharpie or cover inchie with sheet music
- cut holly leaves out of green paper
- add veins to the leaves with green marker
- use eraser end of pencil and a little red paint stamp in some circles for berries
Square #4 Christmas Lights:
- paper is painted with white glitter paint
- using fine sharpies and markers draw out lights
Square #5 Christmas Wreath:
- red painted background
- draw on a "o" with glue
- cut little squares of tissue, crumple and stick on glue
- add embellishment
Square #6 Poinsettia:
- green painted background with piece of plastic wrap placed on it before drying
- cut out petal shapes from assorted red papers
- little gems added to center
Square #7 Santa:
- green paper background
- cut circle out of brown paper
- cut hat out or scrap of red felt
- glue on mini pompom
- glue on googly eyes
- pink pencil crayon on cheeks
- add scrap of white fun fur for beard
Square #8 Bird in Tree:
- cover background with circle stamps from pencil eraser in off white paint
- paint or draw on silver tree branches trying to form that "Y"
- I used a punch but you could just draw a bird for the tree
- add a little glitter snow
Square #9 Gingerbread Man:
- red painted background
- cut out gingerbread man out of brown paper
- add details with white gel pen and sharpie
- add a few sequins
That 's it your done. Mount on black paper and add to your growing collection.
I find myself doodling out more and more inchie designs. They are getting to be addictive.
Hope you give them a try and we will see you soon.
I love your inchies. They're all so beautiful!
ReplyDelete❀Barbara❀
Grade ONEderful
I love your inchies!
ReplyDelete2B Honey Bunch
Wonderful, Gail ... each inch is a delight. You are a source of great ideas--thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love your inchies. I wanted to tell you how much you inspire me, and to let you have a peek at the inchies that my class created this year. http://savvyteachingtips.blogspot.com/2012/01/winter-inchies.html
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sandra
I simply love these inchies!! I've got to find space in my lesson plan to do this this year. :-) Perhaps some christmas inchies - with a danish twist of course. ;-)
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Lisbeth
We're doing this piece by piece each day as a reward for my daughter practicing for the Christmas concert. Whatever it takes! We're having fun. thx
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