Button Round 14

Flowers For Mom

May 2, 2013 by Jennie 4 Comments

Hello!! This is Jennie.

Mother’s Day is almost here! But don’t worry because this week we have lots of ideas for those amazing ladies in your life!

I’ve been wanting to made one of these flower pots for a while and since my mom loves all things girly I figured this would be the perfect time to make one. I left the bottom pretty bare since the top is really full and busy.

I used some dies and cuts from my Cricut for the flowers on my bouquet. I curled some flowers on the top to give them some dimension and top them off with the Shape Studio Tool Round 14, Shape Studio Tool Flower 25 and some pearls.

My favorite part is that you can hide the message inside the pot.

Supplies:

Shape Studio Tool Flower 25
Shape Studio Tool Round 14
Crate Paper Maggie Holmes Collection
Tombow Stamp Runner Dot Adhesive
Tombow Mono Aqua Liquid Glue
Cricut
Pearls
Twine
Beads

I hope you can find the right ideas for mom this week!!

Take Care!!

Jennie

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Filed Under: Blog, Button Round 14, Cards, Crate Paper, Flower 25, Round 14 Tagged With: Cards, Crate Paper, Epiphany Crafts, Flower, Jennie Garcia, Mother's Day, Paper Crafts, Round 14, twin

Fabric Spring Flowers and Sweet Easter Bunnies

March 29, 2013 by EpiphanyCrafts 15 Comments

If you’re in need of a sweet Easter basket, look at some of the small boxes you might have laying around or holding things. Dressing one up with some Epiphany Crafts goodies will bring it new life!

I upcycled an empty stationery box to make this little Easter basket. The box was already covered in springy orange stripes, so all it needed was a few embellishments.

I used the Epiphany Crafts round 14 tool to create a center for my fabric flower. I love the green on green!

I also added a tag and pink paper grass. Of course, the box needed to be filled with one of my favorite Easter treats – Reese’s Peanut Butter Eggs!

Epiphany Crafts Supplies Used:
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Tool
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Bubble Cap
Epiphany Crafts Vintage Setting

Other Supplies Used:
Flower, Leaves – Precocious Paper on Etsy
Tag – SRM Stickers
Alphas – October Afternoon
Patterned Paper – American Crafts
Box
Paper Grass

Oh I love the lead up to Easter and so does my family. We all love Chocolate and fine sometimes it’s just to much each year. So this year I am secretly making each of the girls some softies from scraps of fabrics and of course using my epiphany craft button tool.

Materials used: Epiphany crafts button tool and button shape, scraps of fabrics and doilies, felt, paper flower, ribbon.

Hope you all have a wonderful Easter with family and friends.

Thanks
Leeann Pearce

PS I’ve had the best time ever here creating for Epiphany Crafts and wish all the old and new girls an extra awesome design time.
Love YAY work Epiphany Crafts!

There’s still time to make some fun jewelry pieces to brighten up your spring outfit!!

We’ve got NEW Epiphany Crafts Easter printables and a giveaway that includes our NEW Hexagon Tool and our must have Oval Shaped Tool! It’s almost too good to be true!

Print the FREE Epiphany Crafts Easter Printables

Select a few designs..or all!!

Add a Bubble Cap and press..

Use an adhesive square or dot and press the Bubble Cap onto our NEW Rhinestone Charms!

Remember to right click to save. Then when printing select the 4 by 6 print size to fit with your Epiphany Crafts Tools!

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We’d like to extend another special thank you today to Leeann! She’s the girl from down under and it’s been such a pleasure! Be sure to join us next week as we kick off April with our newest Designers. Until then..have a great weekend and Happy Easter!!!

Filed Under: Blog, Button Round 14, Leeann, Round 14, Tessa, Vintage Settings Tagged With: Buttons, Easter Bunny, Epiphany Crafts, Flower, Giveaway, Leeann, Round, Tessa, Tutorial

A Trio of Easter Basket Treats!

March 28, 2013 by EpiphanyCrafts 6 Comments

I made a trio of miniature treat baskets out of paper treat cups, a strip of patterned paper, and some twine. So quick! So easy! And as an added bonus, they are a hit with the kids. My kids have been begging for these as soon as they saw them. I think they would make a fantastic party favor for a classroom party.

I stapled a strips of patterned paper to the treat cups and wrapped each with twine. The twine gives the paper cups the appearance of a woven basket.

I embellished this basket with a my EC round 25 tool. This little chickie is telling a fun joke!

I used my EC round button 14 tool to accent the Happy Easter banner on this treat cup.

Spring Baskets by Amanda Coleman
The vintage settings come in a variety of colors that are perfect for spring and Easter.

Epiphany Crafts Supplies
Shape Studio Tool Round 25
Shape Studio Accessories Round 25 bubble caps
Shape Studio Tool Round 14
Shape Studio Accessories Round 14 bubble caps
Button Studio Tool Round 14
Button Studio Accessories Round 14 buttons
Vintage Settings

Other Supplies
Jillibean Soup Chicken Dumpling Soup collection
The Twinery baker’s twine

and here is a close up of the details…

Easter Treat Bag by Lisa Wilkinson

This little treat bag is perfect for a little spring treat for someone you love. It has a simple kraft sack background, a doilie, layered paper and twine. The little circle and sweet scalloped circle made with the Epiphany tool and bubble cap finish the bag off perfectly. I also added two pennants to the bottom of the patterned paper to add a little cuteness.

It is simple, springy and perfect for spreading a little sunshine!

Supply List:

Epiphany Crafts Scallop Shape Tool and Bubble Caps
Kraft sack
a doilie
twine
Pretty Little Studio Birthday Cake Collection

There’s still time to make some fun jewelry pieces to brighten up your spring outfit!!

We’ve got NEW Epiphany Crafts Easter printables and a giveaway that includes our NEW Hexagon Tool and our must have Oval Shaped Tool! It’s almost too good to be true!

Print the FREE Epiphany Crafts Easter Printables

Select a few designs..or all!!

Add a Bubble Cap and press..

Use an adhesive square or dot and press the Bubble Cap onto our NEW Rhinestone Charms!

Remember to right click to save. Then when printing select the 4 by 6 print size to fit with your Epiphany Crafts Tools!

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We’d like to extend another special thank you today to Amanda and Lisa for all their work and contributions to our team! We wish you both many more days of happy crafting!!

Filed Under: Amanda Coleman, Blog, Button Round 14, Lisa, Round 14, Round 25, Scallop Circle 25 Tagged With: Amanda, Baskets, Buttons, Easter, Epiphany Crafts, Giveaway, home decor, Lisa, Prize, Round, Scallop, Tutorial

Sweet Treats and Celebrations with Epiphany Crafts!

February 11, 2013 by EpiphanyCrafts 9 Comments

It’s nearly here - Valentine’s Day! Why not make a little something for your sweethearts.

It’s super easy – here’s what Design Team Member Leeann Pearce made, she filled little Kraft boxes with some chocolates and embellished each one with pattern papers and used epiphany crafts buttons, vintage setters, silver charm setters and assorted bubble caps.

She almost made a negative heart card and filled the heart with an assortment of Epiphany crafts vintage charms, brads and bubble caps. She finished by hand stitching around the heart which made it pop.

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:

EC round 25 tool and bubble cap
EC round 14 tool and bubble cap
EC button round 20 and button
EC button round 14 and button
EC button flower and flower button
EC Vintage setting clubhouse
EC vintage setting tearoom
EC brad settings
EC silver charm setters
other materials: bella Blvd kiss me pattern papers, tim holtz rosette dies, kaiser rub-ons, martha stewart punches,twine, embroidery thread.

Hope your day is filled with lots of LOVE this valentines day!

thanks
Leeann Pearce:)

“Let’s Celebrate Us” Card for Valentine’s Day

I wanted to make a card for Valentine’s Day that didn’t just say “Happy Valentine’s Day!” I wanted something a little more special to give to that certain someone.

Let’s Celebrate Us Card by Sarah Hill

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
SST-15 Shape Studio Tool Heart 25
SSA-17 Bubble Caps Heart 25

Other Supplies Used:
Vellum-Studio Calico
Paper-Ruby Rock-It
Die Cuts-Pink Paislee
Stickers-Studio Calico
Alphas-Pink Paislee, October Afternoon, American Crafts
Staper-Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher
Ink-Prima

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And have you heard about Crafty Bands? How about our new Mascott Bandit?

Come follow Bandit on his new blog and see what he’s up to at Toy Fair 2013!

Filed Under: Blog, Button Round 14, Button Round 20, Heart 25, Leeann, Round 14, Round 25, Sarah Tagged With: Bandit, Buttons, Crafty Bands, Epiphany Crafts, Heart, Leeann, Round, Sarah, Toy Fair, Tutorial, Valentine's Day

As Pretty AS a Picture with Epiphany Crafts!

February 1, 2013 by Julia 10 Comments

We’re wrapping up our Pinterest inspired weeks with this final project from Designer Tessa Buys!

I love to look at party decor on Pinterest, and this paper flower backdrop took my breath away:

Pinterest link: http://pinterest.com/pin/263531015667525022/
Blog link: http://partypeopleblog.com/2012/02/diy-pap…r-any-occasion/

I took inspiration from the clustered circles to create this layout:

My photos didn’t call for the bright colors of the inspiration pin, but that delicious color palette is saved for future use! I used the button tool in both sizes, as well as the circle tool in both sizes.

I added the flower shape, too. To fill in smaller spaces, I used mist, punches, rhinestones and sequins.

I loved getting out so many fun Epiphany Crafts tools to pull this look together! It was like having a little craft party on my craft table. Thanks Epiphany Crafts and Pinterest!

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Button Studio Round 14
Epiphany Crafts Button Studio Round 20
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Round 14
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Round 25
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Flower 25
Epiphany Crafts Buttons Round 14
Epiphany Crafts Buttons Round 20
Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps Round 14
Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps Round 25
Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps Flower 25
Epiphany Crafts Vintage Settings

Other Supplies Used:
Paper: DCWV “Dear Jane” Stack
Mist: Tattered Angels
Rhinestones: Kaisercraft
Butterfly punch: Martha Stewart Crafts
Alphas: American Crafts
Sequins: Darice
Photography: Instagram

If you haven’t heard…we’d like to give YOU a chance to win our popular Epiphany Crafts Square Tool! See that pin it button? Yes…right there…on the left..you can click that. Or copy the link above for the blog post and “add a pin”.

We’ll enter you to win our Epiphany Craft Shape Studio Square 25 Tool along with matching Bubble Caps AND a package of our Square Charms. All you have to do is pin today’s project or the EC Square Tool to Pinterest and come back here and post a comment that you’ve done so!

The last day to pin will be Sunday, February 3rd. We will announce the winner on Monday, February 4th.

Do be sure to follow our new product Crafty Bands! If you have a child in your life who likes jewelry and crafting…you’re going to love it! Visit our Crafty Bands blog for FREE Valentine printables and enter for a chance to win a Crafty Bands Jewelry Making Kit and more!

Filed Under: Blog, Button Flower 20, Button Round 14, Button Round 20, Flower 25, Layouts, Round 14, Round 20, Round 25, Tessa, Vintage Settings Tagged With: Buttons, Epiphany Crafts, Flower, Giv, Giveaway, Layout, Pinterest, Round, Tessa, Tutorial

Pin It Up in Style with Epiphany Crafts!

January 30, 2013 by Julia 7 Comments

Hi, Fleur here. I have a confession…I am addicted to Pinterest (I know I am not the only one).

I tend to spend way too much time looking at all the amazing projects and photos.

I found these cute little Matchboxes on Pinterest and knew I wanted to make some for Valentine’s Day.

I also found some really cute button bookmarks and bobbypins to make for a little gift inside the box.

Here is what I created:

To make the matchboxes, cut box template from patterned paper and fold.

Add a cut our heart and using the Epiphany Crafts Button Studio Tool Round 14 and the coordinating Button Studio Accessories create a button.

Attach the button to the heart using some gold embroidery thread. Matchbox on Pinterest: Matchbox Blog: BlogTo create the button bookmarks use the Epiphany Crafts Button Studio Tool Round 14 and the coordinating Button Studio Accessories create a button and using embroidery thread tie the button onto the top of a large paperclip.

Button Bookmark on Pinterest: Button BookmarksTo create the button bobbypins use the Epiphany Crafts Button Studio Tool Round 14 and the coordinating Button Studio Accessories create a button and using embroidery thread tie the button to the top of the bobbypin.

Button Bobby Pin on Pinterest: Button Bobby Pins Epiphany Crafts Button Studio Tool Round 14 Epiphany Crafts Button Studio Accessories Round 14 Patterned Paper – Crate Paper Fourteen Collection Thread – Kreinik and DMC Bobby Pins – Goody Paperclips – Target die cut machine – Silhouette Cameo Cut File – Silhouette

We’d like to give YOU a chance to win our popular Epiphany Crafts Square Tool! See that pin it button?

Yes…right there…on the left..you can click that. Or copy the link above for the blog post and “add a pin”.

We’ll enter you to win our Epiphany Craft Shape Studio Square 25 Tool along with matching Bubble Caps AND a package of our Square Charms.

All you have to do is pin today’s project or the EC Square Tool to Pinterest and come back here and post a comment that you’ve done so!

The last day to pin will be Sunday, February 3rd. We will announce the winner on Monday, February 4th.

Do be sure to follow our new product Crafty Bands!

If you have a child in your life who likes jewelry and crafting…you’re going to love it! Visit our Crafty Bands blog for FREE Valentine printables and enter for a chance to win a Crafty Bands Jewelry Making Kit and more!

Filed Under: Blog, Button Round 14, Round 14 Tagged With: Accessories, Buttons, Crafty Bands, Epiphany Crafts, Fleur, Giveaway, Pinterest, Printables, Prize, Tutorial

Pin It Up with Hearts and Epiphany Crafts

January 22, 2013 by Julia 34 Comments

Search around the internet..Facebook or Twitter and you’ll surely find mention on a constant topic with the word Pinterest.

Whether someone just “pinned” an image to their pin board or about how they love Pinterest or that they lost themself for hours on end looking through galleries (..speaking from experience!!!)

Pinterest is a wonderful way to organize recipes, fashion, crafts, home decor and much more.

Today Designer Audrey Pettit inspires us with her Pinterest inspired project…we hope it encites you to create too!!

February 14 Frame by Audrey Pettit

Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Heart 25 Shape Studio Tool
Epiphany Crafts Square 25 Clear Bubble Cap
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Button Studio Tool and Round 14 Clear Button Cap
Cardstock: Kraft Outlet
Patterned Paper: Crate Paper, My Little Shoebox
Trim: Papertrey Ink, Craft Supply
Ink: Clearsnap
Paint: Delta
Recycled Corrugated Cardboard

Pinterest is a constant source of inspiration for me. I could spend hours each day pouring over all of the amazing projects and photos there. For my frame, I was inspired by this gorgeous project.

SourcePinterest

I was really drawn to the graphic design and repetition of all the hearts, and that was the drawing board for my frame. To start, cut 1″ squares of patterned paper and arrange them into a 4×6″ panel. Machine stitch the edges where each square intersects.

Using the Heart 25 Shape Studio Tool as a paper punch, create heart shapes for each square, save one. Apply a small dot of adhesive in the center of each heart, place them on the background panel, and machine stitch in place. Lightly pull up on the edges of each heart to create dimension.

Cut patterns from paper to create the February 14 title. Adhere the number 14 to the empty square and cover with a Square 25 Clear Bubble Cap. Affix foam adhesive on the back of the February strip and adhere to the top left side of the panel.

Layer panel onto cardstock, and then onto a larger mat of patterned paper. Affix to recycled corrugated cardboard that has been lightly washed with white paint.

So how would you like a chance to win? See that pin it button? Yes…right there…on the left..you can click that. Or copy the link above for the blog post and “add a pin”.

We’ll enter you to win our Epiphany Craft Shape Studio Square 25 Tool along with matching Bubble Caps AND a package of our Square Charms.

All you have to do is pin today’s project or the EC Square Tool to Pinterest and come back here and post a comment that you’ve done so!

We’ll give you a little time as we have Pinterest project running this week and next. So the more you pin the more chances you’ll have to win!

The last day to pin will be Sunday, February 3rd. We will announce the winner on Monday, February 4th.

Filed Under: Audrey, Blog, Button Round 14, Heart 25, Square 25 Tagged With: Audrey, Buttons, Epiphany Crafts, home decor, Paper Crafts, Pinterest, Round, Square, Tutorial

Feltie Trees and Holiday Fun with Epiphany Crafts!

December 18, 2012 by Julia 2 Comments

Feltie Fabric Tree by Audrey Pettit

Therm O Web Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Button Studio Tool and Round 14 Button Caps
Epiphany Crafts Round 20 Button Studio Tool and Round 20 Button Caps

Other Supplies:
Patterned Paper: Simple Stories
Ink: Clearsnap
Floss: DMC
Felt, Wool Fabric, Rusty Bells, Polyfill Stuffing

I love to make soft felt plushies for holiday gifts. They look great tied onto a package or stuffed into a stocking, and make a cute little bowl filler or ornament for a tree. Better yet, they are quick and easy to create, making them perfect for those last minute gift ideas.

1. Create a triangle template to use as the tree base using a die cut you may have, or a free pattern downloaded from the internet, like my pattern here. Cut template out, pin onto green fabric and cut two triangles per tree. Cut two small squares from brown felt.

2. Lay Round 14 and Round 20 buttons loosely onto one of the cut trees to determine how many of each size you would like on your tree. Create buttons using the Button Studio Tools and patterned paper of your choice. Ink edges of each button with brown ink.

3. Stitch buttons onto one tree using embroidery floss.

4. Stitch the brown squares together, leaving an opening at the top. Fill with stuffing, and pin trunk between the two green triangles. Hand Stitch around the edge of the tree, leaving enough of an opening to fill the tree with stuffing before stitching closed.

5. Stitch bells onto top of tree. Add hanger if desired.

Yes, just like every year, I am scrambling for those last minute gift items. Maybe you are too and can use the two ideas that I have to show you today.

My first project is actually a gift tag and gift rolled up into one. The gift is the necklace made with the Epiphany Crafts Studio Shape Square Tool and the Metal Charms Double Square Jewelry Settings plus a square bubble cap.

I punched out a square from a piece of patterned paper. Then from the same collection I adhered a small sticker letter for their initial. All that got placed in the metal charm. Then I tied a piece of jute string to create the necklace. Talk about a fast project and something that I know that they will love.

My second gift idea is for a young daughter or maybe a niece. Little girls love big bows so I made this one from some May Arts ribbon but you could definitely buy a premade bow if you don’t want to make your own. Then I embellished it with the Epiphany Crafts Jewelry Round Metal Settings which really made the bow special.

Using the Epiphany Crafts Studio Round Tool, I punched a snowflake from a piece of patterned paper and topped it with a round bubble cap. Then I adhered the stack in the Epiphany Crafts Round Metal Settings. You can see how beautiful the setting is in this close up picture. Then I just used some hot glue to adhere the metal piece to the bow.

Thanks for stopping by. I hope some of these last minute gifts will be the perfect project for you this week. Both really just take minutes to create with the Epiphany Crafts tools and embellishments and even better than that, they are truly customizable for the person you are making them for. Have a wonderful holiday season.

Epiphany Crafts Products used:

SST-14 Epiphany Crafts Studio Round 25
SST-38 Epiphany Crafts Studio square 25
SSA-16 Epiphany Crafts Round Bubble Caps 25
SSA-40 Epiphany Crafts Square Bubble Caps 25
02-45 Epiphany Crafts Metal Setting 25
38-46 Epiphany Crafts Metal Charms Double Square 25

Other Supplies used:
Echo Park A Very Merry Christmas Collection
Tim Holtz Tinsel Trim in silver
May Arts Ribbon
Stampin Up! Ribbon, red stitched and canvas

Just a reminder…if you’re working on some last minute gifts like we’ve shared for you this week…you can find many of our most popular Tools and Embellishments at your local Hobby Lobby and Michael’s Stores!

Hobby Lobby carries a wide variety of our Tools and Embellishments! Michaels stocks our Round 25 and Square 25 Tools which are perfect for jewelry and much more! You can also shop online at HobbyLobby.com

Filed Under: Audrey, Blog, Button Round 14, Button Round 20, Christine, Round 14, Round 20, Square 25 Tagged With: Audrey, Buttons, Christine, Christmas, Epiphany Crafts, Round, Tutorial

So Very Blessed with Epiphany Crafts

November 27, 2012 by Julia 27 Comments

It’s Tuesday and what does that mean? Our second day with…Simple Stories!

Simple Stories in the oh so fab company who makes the CUTEST products..

..don’t believe us….go have a look!

Today Designer Lisa Wilkinson along with Christina Hereen have created some amazing projects all made with Simple Stories and Epiphany Crafts!

Oh Baby So Very Blessed Layout by Lisa Wilkinson

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:

Shape Studio Tool Pennant 25
Shape Studio Accessories Pennant 25 bubble cap
Shape Studio Button Tool Round 25
Shape Studio Accessories Round 25 button caps
Shape Studio Button Tool Round 14
Shape Studio Accessories Round 14 button caps

Patterned Paper, Transparency and Stickers – Simple Stories Harvest Lane Collection
Mr Hueys mists by Studio Calico

the patterned paper had the perfect pattern for the button 25!

I used the description sheet in the paper pack to create these banners with the banner punch

I finished off the fussy cut stitched banner with a button banner made with coordinating paper.

Gratitude Journal by Lisa Wilkinson

I used so many of the Shape Studio tools to create this cute owl on the cover. I wanted to create a journal that our family can write down things we are thankful for each day from Thanksgiving to Christmas, when we can think about wanting more than giving and what we already have. Simple Stories Harvest Lane and Epiphany Shape Studio Tools were the perfect combination for this project!

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:

Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Tool Round 25
Epiphany Crafts Bubble Caps Round 25
Shape Studio Tool Heart 14
Shape Studio Accessories Heart 14
Shape Studio Tool Oval 25
Shape Studio Accessories Bubble Caps Oval 25

Other Supplies:

Patterned Paper, Transparency and Stickers – Simple Stories Harvest Lane Collection
Mr Hueys mists by Studio Calico

As I was working on my December Daily album for the upcoming holiday, a couple of my girls asked if I could make an album for them as well. When I received the Handmade Holiday collection from Simple Stories I knew it would work perfectly with Lori Whitlock’s 3×3 Box Page Mini Album files to create a December Daily that all of my kids could use!

The file includes a box that holds three of the 5 page mini albums so I used my Silhouette to cut two of the boxes and five of the 5 page albums. Since I had space for an additional album, but didn’t need it, I hand cut a box to fit the extra space.

The additional box was the perfect place to store additional journaling cards for the kids to use when needed.

For each of the albums and box I adhered button stickers from the Handmade Holiday Collection to the Round 14 Bubble Caps and added them to the flaps. I also used the small round number stickers from the collection with the bubble caps to label each page so the kids could locate each of the 25 days quickly and easily.

Here are a few of the pages. They are all very similar and I kept them simple and easy for the kids to use. I added a few cards to each page for the kids to use, but there is plenty of space for additional journaling cards and any photos they want to include for each day.

Christmas Album by Christina Hereen

My kids are excited to get started and I can’t wait to see what they add to the album each day. I know that each of the kids won’t participate each day, but the box style pages of the album will work great to hold all the photos and journaling cards whether one or all four kids add to the album on each of the days.

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Round 14 Bubble Caps

Other Supplies:
Simple Stories Handmade Holiday Collection
Silhouette Cameo
Lori Whitlock’s 3×3 Mini Album with Box Pages Files
Basic Grey Magnetic Snaps
Tim Holtz Mini Paper Clips
Kraft Cardstock
Black Cardstock
Red Heart Natural/ Gold Crochet Thread
Recollections Foam Adhesive Circles

We’d like for you to have a chance to create today’s projects!
Simply follow the steps through our PunchTab giveaway to enter to win! Two random winners will be selected!

And just a reminder to also visit the Simple Stories blog! They have fantastic ideas using our products and might just have a prize or two themselves!

Filed Under: Blog, Button Round 14, Christina, Heart 14, Heart 25, Lisa, Oval 25, Pennant 25, Round 25 Tagged With: Advent Calendar, Buttons, Christina, Christine, Epiphany Crafts, Heart, Layout, Lisa, Mini Album, Oval, Pennant, Round, Simple Stories

Holiday Acorn Place Card Boxes

November 21, 2012 by Julia 4 Comments

Without a doubt we’re thankful for family, for friends, fans and our amazing talented team of designers.

These adorable…yes…truly adorable acorns from Designer Christina Hereen will have you stopping all the baking and crafting up these fun table decorations!

And when you’re looking for the perfect embellishment to finish them off..Epiphany Crafts is the one!

I used SVGCuts files to make the acorns. Before adhering the last of the bottom panels I used the Basic Grey Notch Tool to cut slits in the paper for the name piece.

You could add a fun treat or small gift to the box for each guest at your table.

I used the Epiphany Crafts Button Studio Tool and Buttons to finish off the tops of the boxes.

Acorn Place Card Boxes by Christina Hereen

Epiphany Crafts Supplies:
Button Studio Round 14 Tool
Button Studio Self- Adhesive Round 14 Buttons

Other Supplies:
SVGCuts Acorn Autumn SVG Kit
Basic Grey Notch Tool
Little Yellow Bicycle Acorn Hollow Collection
Studio G Alphabet Stamps
Colorbox Chestnut Roan Ink
We R Memory Keepers 1/8″ Corner Rounder Tool
Kraft Cardstock
Cuttlebug Swiss Dots Embossing Folder
Raffia

I hope you enjoyed my project! Have a great day!