WOW! These thing are addicting!
These are going to be "belated" easter gifts. Belated because I did them up Friday night, and I won't be able to mail them until Monday afternoon. But they are for Easter :)
This first one is for My Daughter, Lilly.
Lettering done with Storybook
These darn things are so cute.. but hard to take pictures of!
Puppy from Animal Kingdom
Flower From Storybook (I'm really liking the extras on this cart!)
Butterfly from Indie Art
And this one here, is for her Sister (which would be my Ex - Step - Daughter, and since she was apart of my life for 3 years, I wanted to include her too)
She's got a pretty name, Joslyn, but it's hard to find things with her name on it, and have it spelt correctly. Lettering from Storybook
Flower from Storybook
Horse from Happily Ever After, She loves horses!
And then on the last side, I did the butterfly from Indie Art again.
Here is the finished product! I filled them with some easter chocolates :)
Thanks for looking!
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Sunday, April 12, 2009
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5 comments:
These jars are so cute! Where did you get them? Thanks for sharing all the cute designs! It makes me want to make some right away!
Take care and happy Easter! Joy
fyi...slip a piece of solid white/color cardstock in the jar behind the etched design to have it show up better when you take the photo.
These are really cute. I wish I could find jars like that too. Good job!
You Rock Amanda, I love these you did a fabulous job on them:)
You've inspired me! I've been wanting to try etching, but I like the idea of a small scale project instead of a glass dish first. This is perfect! Thanks for posting!
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