Craft pack tiny witch free#

In spite of limiting the embellishment dots, Dottie thanked me for my help, and was anxious to share her card at Freshly Made Sketches. She didn’t appreciate my explanation that sometimes “less is more,” and three is visually appealing. She wanted to use ALL of them, but I limited her to three. Once her hat was attached with Dimensionals, she was ready to say “WOO HOO!” We found this in the Charming Sentiments Stamp Set, stamped it in Memento Black Ink, used its Sentiment Silhouettes Die for cutting, and attached it with Dimensionals.ĭottie’s last request was to use her favorite embellishment, the 2022-2024 In Color Matte Dots. Prior to gluing, I stamped her shoes and socks in Memento Black Ink on the card front, and colored with Tahitian Tide and Parakeet Party Stampin’ Blends. Granting her wish to stand in the middle of all those dots, I created her giant dot with the second largest Stylish Shapes circle die. Except for her Bewitching Bundle, she thinks this is the best thing Stampin’ Up! ever made! I used the die on Basic White Cardstock, 4″ X 5 1/4″, and glued it to a Thick Basic White card base, 8 1/2″ X 5 1/2″, folded at 4 1/4″.

Craft pack tiny witch free#

Roll from the outside in, adding drops of hot glue as you go.Dottie wanted to be surrounded by dots, and said I should use the Dots & Spots Die that is FREE right now during this month of Sale-a-bration. Then start on the outside of the circle, and cut in a spiral, making small flower petal shapes as you go. To make a felt rose, first cut a circular shape from the orange felt. Hot glue them on, making sure that they all come out of the same spot, and burst outwards. I cut out a bunch of purple felt leaves, in different sizes and different shades of purple. Now comes the fun part: decorating! First, I twisted a small piece of felt and glued it all around the cone. Use a small oval shape of felt, hot glue it over the headband to make the hat more secure. Once that is done, just use a bit of hot glue to attach it to the headband. Trace the rim on the orange felt, and hot glue the orange circle to the bottom. Bend the taps parallel to the rim, and hot glue them on. Now fit the cone through the circle, so that the taps stay below. Go over your markings to make a complete small circle in the middle, like this:

It doesn’t have to be perfect, just an approximate size. Now place your cone on the paper circle for the rim of the hat. Roll it into a cone, and hot glue the edge on together. It simply was too much felt to roll into a good sized cone otherwise. Here is where I had to cut away the extra 1/8th of the circle. Trace the cone circle with chalk on the black stiff felt, then cut it out. I actually would up having to cut another 1/8th off as well. One is just a plain circle (that will be the rim), and one has little triangular tabs around it (that will be the cone).Ĭut them out, and cut 1/4 of the cone circle away, like in a photo below. I began by tracing a DVD sized circle on two different pieces of paper. Of course you’ll need a small piece of chalk, scissors and a simple glue gun. I just happened to have it at home from gift wrapping things. I find that for little things like that it is just so much less expensive to buy it from the store, however, it can be found online, like HERE, for example. Mine came from AcMoore or Michaels, and it was a roll that costs a few dollars. A small bit of taffeta would be great as well. Again you could buy a giant multicolored pack online, like THIS ONE, or you can just get the exact colors you need at the craft store for under a dollar. I used two different purples and an orange. You will need a few pieces of felt that is soft. I bought mine in AcMoore, but you can find it online as well, like right HERE. First is a sheet of stiffened black felt.

You will need several things for this project. I wanted to make it wearable, so I attached it to a hair band. ***This page contains affiliate links.***Īlright, here it is. Besides, who doesn’t need a tiny witch hat covered in felt flowers? I made this hat because it’s chilly outside (not that it will protect you from the cold, I just get extra crafty with the colder weather) and because it’s almost Halloween time, and I NEED to make Halloween themed sparkly things.