I hope that you are enjoying Fly Away as much as I am. I was somewhat skeptical when I first chose this set, but now that I have a few projects under my belt I know that it was the right choice. For today, I have a fun little card and accompanying treat.
When I was a little girl, I saw an airplane similar to this at an Air Show in my home town. Seriously, I should have known then that I was going to be a lifelong crafter. I still remember how they went together years later (honestly it was like 22 years ago!) I haven't ever made any and thought there was no better time.
I modified my candy plane from the original design. The plane I saw as a girl was made from smarties, a single stick of gum, lifesaver wheels, and a rubber band. I wanted an upgrade. :) So, I used a roll of lifesavers (covered in paper so it was "prettier"), a small pack of gum, and some round buttons. I wanted to give these out in my son's class. The original design called for lifesaver wheels. However, that required me unwrapping the Life Savers. :) How times have changed! Sure daughter go ahead and eat that Life Saver that has been touched by many hands and unwrapped for days; no big deal. :) I chose the sanitary road. I also wrapped mine in twine instead of a rubber band. Again, can you imagine a class of 31 first and second graders all armed with a rubber band. :) I can hear all the teachers thanking me.
For the focal point of my small square notecard, I layered some dies with a cut out airplane. I used a little doodling on the white scalloped die cut. It was intimidating at first, but now I am addicted to getting out my markers and adding a little doodle. :) I used a 1.75 inch punched circle as a template for the circle and then freehanded the dots. Such fun!
Thanks for joining me for day 2. I hope you are enjoying all the fun things that can be done with these small planes. Tomorrow I have a similar, non-card project to share.
Supplies - All Papertrey Ink unless noted:
Reach for the Sky
Stamps: Fly Away, Up Up and Away, Round and Round
Paper: Rustic White, Blueberry Sky
Ink: Spring Rain, Fresh Snow, Smokey Shadow, Noir (Pallette)
Other: Mat Stack 1 Die, Limitless Labels Die, Copics, Blue Jay ZIG Writer
Candy Airplane
Rustic White Cardstock, Life Savers Roll, Blue circle buttons (My Minds Eye), Small pack of stick gum, Rustic Twine
2 comments:
The little candy and gum plane is so fun! I really like the crisp clean colour scheme of white and blue.
I so remember those candy airplanes (and trains too)! I loved them then and now! Yours is so super cute!! I love how you used the airplane with the mat stack and image! Works perfectly!
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