Flores Navideñas

Flores Navideñas, para adornar casi todo,hechas con botellas plasticas

Necesitamos
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Por cada flor una botella con cuello ancho y otra con cuello angosto(foto)
Una botella plastica verde,para las hojas
Pintura acrilica roja,indoor-outdoor(si quieren pueden usar pintura de spray.
Pintura acrilica color oro
sealer
tijeras
goma caliente

Brochas grusas de hule espuma(foto)

Brocha regular

Floraltape
Liston o cinta con motivos navidenos.
imanes
Unas esferitas doradas
Un marcador en color dorado


COMO HACERLAS


Primero cortamos las parte superior de las botellas ,las cortamos c/u en 6 u 8 petalos,los que vamos ir dandole forma triangular

Una vez que terminamos ambas partes,procedemos a pintar
A la pintura le agregamos una gotita de jabon de trastes liquido,y

empezamos a pintar solo por la parte de atras de la flor,dandole las capas que creamso necesarias(yo le di 3).
Les recomiendo tener una toallita humeda a la mano ,por si la pintura se va al frente dela "flor"la puedan limpiar ;)
Ya que esta seca,le damos una mano de Multiporpuse Sealer,dejando secar muy bien.

Ya que tenemos las dos partes de la flor,la empezamos a adornar:
Usando la brocha ,pintamos el centro de los petalos en ambas "flores"dejando secar muy bien.ahora si lo quieren mas brillante,le pueen poner diamantina dorada .

Una vez bien seca la pintura,procedemos a armar la flor,pegando la flor mas pequena en el centro de la mas grande,poniendo el pegamento alrededor de la boca de la botella mas chica,a la cual le vamos a remover la tapa (si la van a hacer con luces,primero hagan el agujero para el foquito , en la tapa de la "flor" mas grande" )
Yo aqui use crazy glue,para que dure mas ya que apegamos ambas partes,precionamos firmemente para que queden bien unidas.
(nuevamente,si van a hacer las luces,cuando peguen las flores, asegurense de dejar el agujero para el foquito en el centro)

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IMAN PARA EL REFRIGERADOR:

(Claro que cada quien le puede dar su toque personal,y adornarlas al gusto)

Una vez bien pegadas ambas partes,,con el marcador dorados ,le damos una retocadita en la parte de en la parte de enmedio,luego con la goma caliente ponemos una esferita dorada,yo use estas que son irromplibles

Luego en la parte de abajo pegamos las hojas,le pones floraltape alrededor(le ponemos un poco de pegamento)

en la parte de atras le pegamos el iman,on goma caliente y listo!!!




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Luces

Para las luces,aqui les digo como hacer el agujero para poner los foquitos

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Tb las pueden poner en cajas para regalos

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Para el servilletero,solo se usa la flor de botella mas ancha,marcando con color dorado alrededor de los petalos,le agregamos una cinta dorada y algunos adornos y listo!!


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Las hojas verdes:
Pueden hacerlas con botellas claras y pintarlas con el color acrilico verde o las pueden hacer de foami o felpa.como se le haga mas facil


Trazar la hoja con marcador dorado,marcando las nervaduras con el mismo color
en la botella verde

Molde Hoja Verde

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Abrazos!!

lindo pino para navidad hecho de listones... tomado de la web.

Christmas Tree from American Crafts Christmas Scraps

Today was a great playdate day!! Angela was here teaching an exploding Box class and we began playing with this project that I have been designing in my head for days. When I was making my clear ornaments from scraps it occurred to me that the same strips - 1/2" x 6" would work to create this Christmas Tree. The scraps of paper are from American Crafts, with the exception of the 5th layer - which is from Pebbles Inc. I started with a Styrofoam cone and working from the bottom up I began gently folding my strips of paper in half without creasing the center fold. I used straight pins to place the strips of paper on the cone. You need to have pins that are fairly long so that your strips of paper will stay in place. Here is a view of the tree as I was making it:

Next time I would use pins without fancy balls on all the layers until I got to the top, where they show as these pins are more expensive then flat headed pins. The biggest challenge Angela and I had designing this tree is trying to figure out how we would finish the top, since my cone had a flat top and the strips of ribbon were also flat at the top. After a trip to the store, I found a great 3-D snowflake which was part of a larger ornament at the Dollar tree store which fit the bill, to fill the top space of the tree your top definitely needs to be 3-D. For a finishing touch I used a Snow Writer from Deco Arts to drip snow from the top of the tree to cover the top of the Styrofoam. Next I added a little Crystal Glitter from the Art Glitter Institute for a little bling. Then I added this cute little ornaments I found at Jo- Annes Fabrics between the scraps of paper. I love buttons, so next I cut off the shanks of my snowflake buttons and began gluing them on the tree. For the finishing touches I added self-adhesive Rhinestones from KaiserCrafts. Now of course this tree just started the wheels of creativity turning and you will have to stop back tomorrow to see the next Christmas Trees Angela and I designed. Wouldn't these be perfect for centerpieces for a Holiday Party or even a Christmas Wedding!!

Added Notes: I started with a cone that was 2 7/8" x 7 7/8". The finished tree is 11" tall and 7" in diameter. Your paper really needs to be doublesided. My Pebbles paper is not, but all the American Crafts Paper is.