Make liquid glue boxes to thank your class participants or make a box to thank a friend for spending the afternoon stamping with you!
Thanks so much for voting for the card below and helping me get in the Top 10 in the voting contest for July!! I so appreciate you!!
A note of thanks to brighten someone’s day!
I have a pin stuck in my glue box. I use this when I need to get the glue flowing.
Here is the template for my original glue box. This time I made my DSP 1-1/2″ x 1-1/2″ instead of 1-5/8″. I also didn’t put DSP behind the daisy because it filled up all the space.
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Are you a pie baker? I have a story about pie baking at the bottom of this post also. Please see the video below for exact directions to this Cheerful Daisies Liquid Glue Box.
Video
Here’s a video with measurements and directions to make this Liquid Glue Box.
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Here’s one of our Samplers made by Stamping Joy Club. Everyone makes nine 3″ x 3″ square and we swap them and then have a Zoom party to put them together. You can join Stamping Joy Club and make a new Sampler with us every three months. If you don’t want a Sampler you can make cards from these swaps as well. The card below is made with my 3″ swap.
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The die I used on the card above is from the Scalloped Contours dies which is on sale and retiring on April or while supplies last. You can get it here.
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My sweet daughter-in-law, Bree, called to ask if I could help her make a gluten free apple pie. Anytime either one of my wonderful daughter-in-laws wants to do something with me, the answer is of course, Yes! 🙂 I’ve never made a gluten free crust, but how hard can it be? So we used gluten free flour and the bottom crust fell completely apart. We patched it back together and kept going. The apple pie filling had three types of apples and was delicious! The top crust turned out better than the bottom. Bree is an artist, so I got out my pie “cookie cutters” and she designed this star pie with stars cut into the crust all over the top and then actual star pieces of pie dough on top of that. I had so much fun showing Bree how to make pie and was very relieved when I heard the pie tasted excellent! Bree served Trader Joe’s vanilla ice cream on top of the pie and that makes everything taste better. Bree, anytime you want to make a pie, come on over, I can’t wait to do it again. 🙂 My son, Ryan, loves apple pie and is pretty excited that Bree can make it in the future.
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So Cute!
What a great idea, Beth! I love this idea!!
What a cute little glue box. Great idea to have the pin handy for getting the glue flowing. Congrats Beth on making it to the Top Ten Blog Hop this month!
Cute projects!