There is a lot more to paper crafting than just cards. I admit, cards are my weakness and first love, but sometimes its fun to mix it up a little and see what kinds of crafts you can make using paper in non-conventional ways! This seasonal night light was super easy to create and could be switched out so easily! I bought this "half lamp shade" style night light at my local craft store for a few dollars. I made a pattern from the lamp shade portion and added 1/2" on each of the sides (not the top and bottom, just the sides). I then traced my pattern onto a piece of Vellum cardstock. I stamped my leaf image from the Best of Autumn stamp set in Black StazOn ink.
I then colored the leaves with my Pumpkin Pie
Stampin' Write Marker. I attached a strip of
my Old Olive 1/8" taffeta ribbon to the top and bottom of the with tombo multipurpose liquid glue and folded each of the sides around the sides of the lamp shade. The Vellum does a great job of maintaining the shape you put it in, so it wraps around the edges of the shade and holds beautifully. I didn't use any extra adhesive to keep the vellum on, although you could certainly use a glue dot for a little extra reassurance. You could do so many different
variations of this project, the choices are endless!
Coordinate it with your décor, do a seasonal take onit or make the perfect addition to your baby's
nursery!
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