Faux Tin Snow Block Decor

Faux Corrugate Tin SNOW Blocks

I love the look of corrugate tin, and with a few supplies, you can make them yourself! These fun blocks were so easy, and so fun to make!

I grabbed a card from the DCWV Corrugate Cards Set, and cut out the letters needed.

Grab some metallic silver spray paint, and paint the letters.

Cut a couple of blocks out of wood, and spray paint those metallic silver also.

Choose your favorite print from the DCWV DIY Project Stack Holiday Favor Boxes and cut out some pieces to fit on the front of the blocks. Using some ModPodge, secure the paper to the dried blocks.

I also punched out some of the glittery snowflakes from the back of the stack, and placed them on the blocks.

Layer each block up how you like it.

And now you have some chic faux tin Holiday decor! 

DCWV Cork Gift Tags

Spring is here! Well at least where I live.

The beautiful weather this weekend inspired me to create with some bright Spring colors.

My Cork Gift Tags are perfect for any gift, Spring is filled with Weddings, Baby Showers and outside Birthday Parties.

I used the DCWV Cork Stack, and some round thin wood pieces. ModPodge'd them together and painted the edges with some bright Folk Art Paint. 

I cut tags out of the DCWV Corrugated Cards. I had a few mini tassels on hand, so I thought they would be a perfect addition. On each tag I added a Blue Moon Bead charm or bead.

First Day Layout

I love being able to capture a single moment, and be able to tell the story to everyone, simply through the amazing paper and incredible embellishments.

I am completely spoiled by DCWV, and with so many great products, I wanted to use as many as I could in a single project.

For this layout I hope I captured his pure joy and pride, but also if you read into it, you can see his parents are sad he's growing up too fast!

In this one page you can find DCWV The Weekend Neutral Stack, Corrugate Card and Shimmer Stack Papers.

DCWV Buttons and Ribbons finished off the page with a pop of color.

 In creating some layers and dimension on my page, I mixed some gel medium with Folk Art Paint in Light Blue, used my Scor-Pal Tool and rubbed it over a triangle shape stencil. The paint mixed perfectly and I loved I was able to customize a color to match.