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Showing posts with label cat treats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cat treats. Show all posts

April 17, 2017

Home School Kitty-Toy Time!


Home Kool Kitty is at it again. This time we are making Kitty toys. We love our flower die and our Cut N Boss

 Please check out our video!
Kitty Toys Materials: colored tissue paper packaging paper scissors glue - non toxic cutting dies (flower) cut n boss machine




Using the flower dye, cut out the flower (several). For the base, use the package paper. Then start gluing the tissue paper petals to the base. Pinch, fold, whatever you want to make the flower flare out.


Glue petals on both side. Then poof out the flower to make a ball. Let the toy dry completely before allowing the cats to play with.


You can also use the e brush and sp-01 adapter to color and decorate the toy. ***Make sure all toys materials are non toxic**
Thanks!!!!

March 30, 2017

Pam Bray's Blast from the PAST! Upcycle Brilliance by Pam Bray

 Hi!!! Happy Thursday!!
It is Pam here today on the Craftwell Blog sharing with you my upcycled project!! 
I decided to give my cat "Gracie" an upcycled treat jar. 
He is so spoiled. 
YES... 
Gracie is a "boy", lol!!!
AND...
He has a story to tell about his name!!! 
 I began of course with his treat jar....
 Run strips of pattern paper through the Xyron Creative Station or use your favorite adhesive. 
 Wrap pattern paper that has adhesive applied to it along with borders around jar. 
 Stamp a Crazy Cat image on to water color paper. 
Color with distress markers. 
 Sandwich prepared colored image along with die and label dies between two "A" plates, "B" plate, metal shim and  platform using the Craftwell Cut N' Boss. 
 Add labels and prepared crazy cat to front of jar. 
Die cut borders and rosettes using two "A" plates and platform using Craftwell Cut N' Boss.
 Form rosettes; add large one to top of jar lid along with a metal knob. 
 Add smaller ones to front of snack jar.
Adhere small circles and brads to centers. 
 Wrap twine around jar lid ring with twine. 
Die cut label using watercolor paper using Craftwell Cut N' Boss, two "A"plates, "B"plate, metal shim and platform. 
Water color paper with distress markers, dry completely. 
Do stitch line work and pets name with the word "snack" with black pen. 
Tie to twine. 
Add twine bow.  
 I hope you have enjoyed my snack cat treat jar and try making a fun treat jar for your pet. 
Remember this is a month of Upcycle Projects here on the Craftwell Blog so if you missed anything make sure to go back to the beginning of the month to get lots of inspiration from the Craftwell Cut N' Boss Design Team. 
Next week begins the Upcyle Projects from the EBrush Team, you won't to miss out any of the projects. Hugs Pam

Supplies:
Craftwell Cut N' Boss
Sizzix Crazy Cats
Sizzix Labels
Sizzix Mini Rossettes
Sizzix Rossette
Sizzix Vintage Border
Graphic 45 Fashionista Pattern Paper
Graphic 45 Times Nouveau Pattern Paper
Graphic 45 Domestic Goddess Pattern Paper
Stampers Anonymous Crazy Cats
Ranger Distress Markers: Spiced Marmalade, Tea Dye, Salty Ocean
Metal Knob and Brads
Brown Tine 
Xyron Creative Station
Pop Dots 
Glossy Accent
                                         

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