Custom Patchwork Tote Bag with Insta-Fuse Fabric Fusion
This tutorial from Jackie Gill will show you how to make a custom patchwork tote bag with Aleene’s Insta-Fuse Fabric Fusion.
Peeps Bunny Tote
You know its spring when Peeps® start popping up everywhere! Peeps are not only super cute and delicious, they also make perfect paint stamps for your spring DIYs. What you need: -Tulip® Soft Fabric Paint Pack-Aleene’s® Fabric Fusion-Tote bag-Bunny-shaped Peeps®-Small white pompoms-Paint palette (like a paper plate)-Paper towels Start by adding Glacier White Soft Paint to the other paint colors to create soft pastels. Take a Peep and place it directly on the paint. Dab the Peep on a paper towel a few times to make sure there isn't too much paint on it, then place the Peep paint side down on the tote and press to transfer the paint. Remove the Peep. Repeat this process using a different Peep for every color until you've added as many bunny shapes as you like on the tote. Let dry. Once the paint has dried, use Fabric Fusion to glue a pompom on each bunny shape to create the tail. Let dry completely. Can this tote be any sweeter?!?!
DIY Easter Craft: Pastel Tie-Dye Easter Baskets
Easter is almost here, and we’ve got a colorful craft to help you celebrate! This tutorial from Craft Box Girls will show you how to customize your kids’ Easter baskets with Puff Paints and soft pastel tie-dye colors from the Tulip Pastel Party Tie-Dye Kit. This simple DIY Easter craft is a great way to upcycle and refresh and old Easter basket— kids will love receiving a colorful, personalized basket full of treats on Easter Sunday! What you need: Tulip Pastel Party Tie-Dye Kit Tulip Puff Paints Easter basket liner Plastic wrap or plastic bag Wire rack (optional) Step 1 Prewash Basket Liner and Prepare Work Area for Tie Dye Before you get started on this DIY Easter craft, cover your work area with a protective surface cover and prewash your Easter basket liner. Prepare your pastel tie-dye according to package instructions. Step 2 Fold and Bind your Easter Basket Liner Place the Easter basket liner onto a wire rack above your protective surface cover. Fold and bind the liner using your desired tie-dye technique. For this DIY Easter craft, Craft Box Girls used the simple crumple technique. Step 3 Apply Pastel Tie Dye to Easter Basket Liner Apply desired colors of pastel tie-dye to your Easter basket liner. Use gloved hands to work the dye into the fabric as needed. Step 4 Wrap Basket Liner in Plastic and Allow to Set Once you’ve finished applying the pastel tie-dye, wrap the Easter basket liner in plastic wrap or place it in a sealed plastic bag. Allow the dyes to set for 6 to 8 hours or overnight for more intense color. Step 5 Rinse, Wash and Dry then Place Liner in Basket Once the pastel tie dye has set, rinse, wash in cool water with a little laundry detergent, and dry your Easter basket liner. Place the liner back into the Easter basket and tie as needed. Step 6 Use Puff Paints to Customize Baskets with Names Use Puff Paints to customize this DIY Easter craft with your kids’ names and puffy accent patterns! Allow the paints to dry completely, then fill the pastel tie-dye Easter basket with treats. Now you’re ready for an unforgettable Easter Sunday! What other DIY Easter crafts will you create with pastel tie dye? Show us your colorful springtime projects and tag us on social media @TulipColorCrafts!
DIY Easter Basket with Felt Flowers and Personalized Pennants
Spring into the Easter season with a cute new craft! Spruce up your kids’ Easter baskets this year with this super simple tutorial from Oh Yay Studio. Learn how to use Aleene’s Fabric Fusion Felt Adhesive with felt to create colorful flowers and personalized pennants, then adorn your DIY Easter baskets! This easy flower craft is a great way to add a custom touch to your Easter goodies! What you need: Aleene’s Fabric Fusion Glue Felt, assorted spring colors Pencil + scrap paper Wooden skewer Easter basket Scissors Step 1 Step 1: Cut textured spirals to create felt flowers Pick out a few colors and use scissors to cut out your felt flowers and foliage. Create flowers by cutting a circle out of the felt, then cut a spiral inward. Get creative and add texture to your felt flower petals by cutting the outer edge to be wavy, scalloped, fringed, or extra bumpy! If desired, cut fine fringes into a strip of felt, leaving the bottom edge intact, to create stamens for your flowers. Step 2 Step 2: Apply fabric glue and roll felt creating flowers Run a bead of Aleene’s Fabric Fusion Felt Adhesive along the straight edge of the spiral of your flowers. Starting at the center, roll the felt into a spiral to create blooming felt flowers! Do the same for any stamens and glue to the center of the flower to create extra texture. Repeat this process with until you have a beautiful bouquet of felt flowers! Step 3 Step 3: Add dimension by pinching felt together Add dimension to any felt leaves by applying a bead of glue at the bottom and pinching to create a fold. This step is optional, but it adds so much more life to this felt flower craft! Step 4 Step 4: Create pennants for DIY Easter basket While your felt flowers are drying, start creating some personalized pennants! Cut an elongated triangle out of felt, then use a pencil and scrap paper to sketch out the measurements of each letter of your little ones’ names. Apply glue to the back of each letter and press onto the pennant to secure. Glue a skewer or wooden dowel to the back of the pennant along the short edge, then fold the felt over to wrap around the skewer. Customize your pennants with any additional embellishments as desired. Step 5 Step 5: Glue felt flowers onto baskets Now it’s time to adorn your DIY Easter basket! Map out the placement of felt flowers before you start gluing them down. Once you’ve decided what goes where, apply a bit of glue to the back of each flower and press into place. Have fun with the flower placement to make a truly unique DIY Easter basket! Step 6 Step 6: Fill DIY Easter baskets with goodies Once all the felt flowers are applied, allow your DIY Easter basket to dry completely before filling with eggs and other Easter goodies. Place the personalized pennant in the basket and get ready to gift your kids an adorable Easter basket that they’ll never forget! Will you be making your own DIY Easter basket with felt flowers for your spring celebrations? Show us your custom crafts and tag us on social media @AleenesDIY!
Easter Décor Idea: Bunny Door Wreath
Looking for Easter décor ideas? This adorable bunny door wreath from Craft Box Girls is so easy to put together with premade shapes and Aleene’s DIY Craft Super Glue. In just a few simple steps, you’ll be ready to welcome spring – and guests – with a wreath that’s blooming with creativity! What you need: - Aleene’s DIY Craft Super Glue - Wood hoop – 14” to 16” - 16” Wood bunny cutout - “Welcome” wood cutout - Rectangular wooden plaque - Acrylic paints in desired colors (COLORSHOT Premium Acrylic Paints used for this project) - Paintbrushes and paint palette - Ribbon - Faux flowers - ScissorsStep 1 The most challenging part of creating this Easter decor idea is picking out what paint colors you want to use. Softer, pastel shades are perfect for spring, but its your project have fun and add your own flair! Step 2 First paint all of the wood pieces in your chosen colors of acrylic paint. Let them dry completely before assembling your wreath. Step 3 Once your painted pieces are dry, first glue the welcome cutout to the plaque using the Craft Super Glue. Apply the glue to the backside and press in place on the center of the plaque. Step 4 Next glue your bunny cutout to the hoop base, adding the glue to any part of the back side of the bunny that will sit against the hoop. Step 5 Glue the welcome sign onto the bunny cutout, then cut a strand of ribbon and tie it into a bow for adding some flair to this Easter decor idea! You can glue it to the ear, or even on the neck area to make a cute bowtie. Step 6 To create a hanger for your door wreath, cut another strand of ribbon and loop it around the top of the hoop. Then tie a knot at the top for hanging. Step 7 To finish your Easter bunny door wreath, trim the faux flowers to fit along the welcome sign, then decide how you would like to arrange them. Once you have that figured out, add glue to the stem of each and press onto the back of the welcome sign. Let dry completely. Step 8 Now its time to hang your bunny wreath on your front door to welcome and guests with spring cheer! Step 9 This is one Easter decor idea we plan on bringing back every year. Its just too cute not to! What spring crafts are you making with Aleene's DIY Craft Super Glue? (Its so versatile, you can use it for ALL of them!) Tag us on social @aleenesdiy and share with us!
Burlap Easter Bunny Pennant
Spring is around the corner and Easter will be here before we know it! Use Aleene's® Original Tacky Glue to make this sweet little Peeps® themed burlap pennant. What you need: -Aleene’s Original Tacky Glue -Bunny shaped Peeps® -Acrylic paint -Ribbon -Small white pompoms -Burlap-Scissors-Ribbon-Paper plate or paint palette Measure and cut out 6 triangular pieces from the burlap fabric. Choose your desired paint colors; soft pastels or neon colors are great for this project! Place paint colors on a paper plate or paint palette then dab a Peep into one of the paint colors and press onto one of the burlap triangles. Alternate between colors (using a clean Peep for each color) and let dry. Use Tacky Glue to glue the pompoms on the bunny shapes to create the tails. Add a small amount of Tacky Glue to the top of each burlap triangle and press a length of ribbon in place on the glue, equally spacing the triangles along the length of ribbon. Let dry. This adorable little banner is now ready to add some spring cheer to your home!
Puffy Paint Easter Egg Rocks
Rocks are an unexpected, yet perfect canvas for creating beautiful Easter egg designs. The best part about creating Easter egg rocks with Tulip Dimensional Paint a.k.a. Puffy Paint is that you can keep them for years to come as special keepsake treasures. With just a few simple steps and supplies, you can create beautiful Easter egg rocks that can be used as decoration, hidden for others to find or given as special Easter gifts. This is a great craft to do with the entire family. What you need: Tulip Dimensional Paint in variety of colors Rocks - if you have a hard time finding rocks outside, visit your local landscape store and look for river rocks White acrylic paint Paint brush Paper plate or paint palette Sealant (optional) Cover your rock with two coats of white acrylic paint using a paint brush. If your rock is not egg shaped, just paint an egg shape on the rock with the white paint. Let dry completely. Select Tulip Dimensional Fabric Paint colors for the background and add color selections to a paint palette or paper plate. With a paint brush, add each color to the rock. If you want a more opaque background, add several layers of the painted dimensional paint, letting each layer dry in between. Create designs and patterns on the rock using Tulip Dimensional Fabric Paint. Let dry completely. Tip: If you make a mistake, not to fear, you can simply wipe away the fabric paint using a Q-Tip. If you’d like, you can add a protective spray sealant over the finished rock designs, but it’s not required. Now that your Easter egg rocks are complete, here are some great ways to use them: Include them as hidden treasures for your Easter egg hunt. Add them as a special keepsake in Easter egg baskets. Put them in small gift bags and give them to friends and family. You can even use Tulip Dimensional Fabric Paint to decorate the outside of fabric or muslin bags. There are so many fun possibilities for creating beautiful Easter egg rocks.
Floral Puffy Paint Easter Eggs
Here comes Peter Cottontail. He is hopping down the bunny trail. Is your house ready? Do you have those eggs decorated for your kids pre-school class? Do you need a craft for Sunday school? Grab some plastic eggs and Puffy Paint Writers and let' make some Easter crafts. SUPPLIES – Puffy Paint Writers – Yarn – Plastic Easter eggs – Scissors Puffy Paint Writers are by far one of my favorite craft tools. I love them on beads, milk jugs, Easter eggs and more. It is so easy to add polka dots or flowers to any project. I make my flowers with 3 colors. I start with a single color dot for the center. After my center dot is in place I go around the center making more dots with another color Puffy Paint Writer. Lastly, I make a tear drop shape for a leaf. Allow your paint dots to dry completely. Display your eggs in a bowl, in an Easter basket, on a wreath or close the plastic eggs over some yarn for a super easy banner.
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