So, I’m s*l*o*w*l*y* getting into crafting. I aim for easy crafts that are cute and don’t take too much time…this one hit the nail right on the head!
- Shadow Box Frame (I got mine at Michaels, they’re sold in 3-packs for $19.99 but be sure to use a coupon!)
- Mod Podge
- Foam brush
- Tongue depressor or credit card (for smoothing out bubbles)
- Craft Paper
- Scissors
- Jingle Bells (I used 20mm, 18mm, 15mm, 12mm, and 8mm bells)
- Jingle all the Way vinyl
- Ribbon
Jingle All the Way Shadow Box Instructions
Step 1: Take the backing off of the shadow box and peel away any pre-packaged paper (if applicable).
Step 4: Spread a thin layer of mod podge over the craft paper to seal it. Allow it to dry completely for 20-30 minutes.
Step 6: Affix the vinyl lettering to the frame (feel free to re-position the words how you’d like them). I find using a credit card or tongue depressor to press the vinyl onto the glass through the layer of contact paper makes peeling the contact paper from the vinyl a lot easier.
Amy says
That looks fantastic!! I’ve seen several of these around Pinterest and in the craft stores, but I have to say yours is honestly my favorite. Great colors, great job! Would you share here? Pretty please?
http://oneartmama.blogspot.com/2011/12/shine-on-fridays-6-and-some-fabulous.html
Cynthia Eloise says
how cute, and such a simple project.
Screaming Sardine says
How adorable! I love the snowflake paper you used, and the font is perfect. Thanks for sharing this very simple, yet elegant, project. 🙂
Cheers,
Tracy Screaming Sardine
Vicky says
I love this idea! This would be great to decorate with or as a gift. I am a new fb fan visiting from Sugar Bee Crafts. I have also stumbled this post. Vicky from Mess For Less
Leslie says
I love the way yours looks. I’ve seen many versions of this craft on Pinterest, but i just love the colors in yours. How many jingle bells did you use?
Jillian says
I think I used 40 jingle bells of various sizes.
teresa says
Hello there! I came across your shadow box and it is beautiful. I have to ask though, can you put the letters right on the paper, on the back, not on the glass? I’m thinking it is possible, but just wanted to get your input.
Jillian says
I think the lettering would look cute on the paper, too. I put the lettering on the glass because I liked the dimension it gave.