Tuesday, November 10, 2009
This weeks winner!
Our winner is #1! Samantha is going to get a yard of the orange lace oilcloth!!! Samantha, please email me at Kelly@modernjune.com with your mailing address and we will get that out right away! I want to send out a big thank you to all 30 of you wonderful oilcloth addicts that took the time so show your love for oilcloth. Come back next Monday for more madness and freebies. A Tuesday Tutorial is in the works, come back tonight to see my easy no-sew tablescape for Thanksgiving!
Monday, November 9, 2009
Monday Madness!
Alrighty you lovely oilcloth addicts, lets give another yard of oilcloth away! Take a look at the shop and let me know your favorite Oilcloth! Above you will see what I am ga-ga for this week. I have a little fall tutorial for you using these fun fall oilcloths.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Chalk Cloth Gift Tags
This weeks winner is number 12, our friend April!!
all she needs to make these fun holiday gift tags.
Congrats April and thank you for your continued support!
- one fat quarter of Chalk Cloth
- one fat quarter of oilcloth
- two concentric circles to use a templates
- pencil
- ribbon or ric rac
- scissors
Using your circles trace on to the back of your chalk and oilcloth.
Cut out one chalk cloth circle and two ornaments for each gift tag.
You can opt to make a loop or insert two ties.
Pin ribbon in between the two layers of ornament pieces.
Edge stitch the two layers together.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Monday Madness!
It is that time of the week again, Monday Madness Freebie time! I am pleased to hear from you all again this week.
I say we start getting ready for the holidays by making gift tags. With a fat quarter of chalk cloth and oilcloth, you can make a ton of fun gift tags. All we have to do is use Suzanne's Chalk Cloth Dot Tutorial reduce the scale, make a change or two and we can have reusable gift tags to add to all our holiday packages. I will give it a try, take some photos and report back on Tuesday!
So, my question for you this week is silver, red or green? What is your favorite holiday color? Take a look around Oilcloth Addict and let us know what you like best!
I say we start getting ready for the holidays by making gift tags. With a fat quarter of chalk cloth and oilcloth, you can make a ton of fun gift tags. All we have to do is use Suzanne's Chalk Cloth Dot Tutorial reduce the scale, make a change or two and we can have reusable gift tags to add to all our holiday packages. I will give it a try, take some photos and report back on Tuesday!
So, my question for you this week is silver, red or green? What is your favorite holiday color? Take a look around Oilcloth Addict and let us know what you like best!
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