Good Morning. Or at least for another minute! This week's challenge is to make an altered item. This is an Advent Calendar that I made a couple of weeks ago for an upcoming class.
I will be teaching a class on making this calendar on Sunday Nov. 13th from 1 to 4pm. So if you are interested in joining us, let me know.
I used an 18x20" artist's frame and covered it with square of Holly Jolly designer paper. I attached favor tins that can be purchased in the wedding department of the local craft stores.
Then I added a little task to the inside of each tin. What a great idea for families with kids. Too bad my kids are now too old for this...
Don't forget to check out all the great things that my blogging friends have made. I can't wait to see what everyone else has altered!
Have a great weekend!
Marilyn SanClemente
15 comments:
Very nice. That dp is really nice and I agree this would be great for a family with young children!
Lovely Advent Calendar- great DSP that you used- such a fun project.
Love this idea -- great way to resude and recycle and I would never have thought of it. Nicely done!
So cute! Love the tins :-D
Very fun and festive holiday project.
Great project Marilyn! I really like the font for your title! Well done! :D
Very cute idea. The Holly Jolly designer paper works perfectly for this. Fun advent calendar!
Cute idea!! I love seeing new ideas for advent calendars!!
Cute idea for an advent calendar.
yes, this is fabulous for families with children-gorgeous!
You did great on this Maryilyn Love the idea---and how you re-used the tins for each date. Hope to see you soon----wondering if you might be going to Leadership in Nashville??? I am! Nola
What a wonderful Advent calendar! LOVE this idea!
A great calendar Marilyn! I wish I was around! TFS!
Marilyn....your project is awesome...and the DSP is so cool...I like how you angled all the same paper down the calendar..
Great project...very innovative
connie paxman
How fun! Just love it....too bad my kids are no longer small or young enough to enjoy something like this....or I would definitely be CASEing it!
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