Welcome to Tutorial Thursdays on Marigolds' Loft.
Thank you for visiting, and thank you to all of you who shared your wonderful crafts last week.
Here are the 3 most visited links from last week.
Some Christmas Tree ideas from styleitchic
Thank you so much for participating, your links were so wonderfully creative and it is my pleasure to feature them here.
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I would love to see some of the stuff that you have created this week, regardless what it is, creativity has no bounds!
If you would like to share, please link up below.
Rules for the Linky Party:
- Be a Follower of Marigolds' Loft, this is not a MUST, but I would appreciate it :)
- Grab my button below and showcase it somewhere on your blog OR create a visible link.
- Do not Link if you are selling something, your own Give-Away or another Linky Party. I would love to hear all about your Give-Aways and Linky Parties via Email. I will paste all relevant links in my Link-up Page.
- Be sure to only link the relevant Blogpost and not your whole blog.
- Do visit the at least 2 other posts linked below, it is always nice to receive visitors :)
- In linking below you are giving me the permission to use of your image if it is being featured the following week. If I am unable to use your image I can unfortunately not feature you, even if you are the most visited site.
- Please note: I will remove content that does not abide by the rules mentioned above.
I will showcase the 3 most visited links next Thursday.

For this craft you will need:
4 small matchboxes
2 Deko-inchies* (cardboard pieces to fit over both ends of matchboxes)
Relief paste* (for the stencil)
EisKristal* (Glass Splinters for the snow effect)
Gonis Universal Colour * ( to paint the inchies with)
Gonis Rubbelcoll* (Glue to stick all of it together)
Wrapping band (To make pull out tabs)
Start by cutting four small pieces of the band and glueing them to both sides of the matchbox inside holder.
Next glue all the 4 boxes onto the first Deko inchie or cardboard piece.
Using the Relief paste and the stencil apply the paste to the centre of the top Inchie.
Decorate with Dekopointer and allow to dry.
And there you have a quick and simple gift to give away to godparents, grandparents and friends :)
I apologize for the bad photo quality today, my camera kept giving up on me so I had to use my cell phone, but I got there in the end.
Now it is your turn!

Thank you so much for the feature and the party, Natalie !
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting Natalie. I love the featured wooden tree.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute DIY! I love glitter :) Thanks for sharing with my NO RULES Weekend Blog Party, and I've just shared my latest with you here.
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Paula
lifeasweknowitbypaula.blogspot.com
They're awesome and they look so doable too ( a must for those of us lacking a little on the 'crafty' side. :) ).
ReplyDeleteHappy rest of the weekend, I’m visiting from the No Rules Weekend Blog Party!
Cool craft! Thanks for sharing at The Fun In Functional!
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