Amy, a client of mine, wanted me to make a custom elf for her to use as a "Kindness Elf" in her 1st grade classroom for a Random Acts of Kindness unit. What a great idea!
You can order a custom made elf doll over in my Etsy shop. You can choose the colors/prints/fabrics and I will try to find fabric as close to what you request as possible. Please note that I cannot guarantee that I can find exactly what you would like, but I will do my best.
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Emma is another version of the Evie doll. The only thing I really changed is her hair color.
You can order a custom made elf doll with the color of hair and clothes you want. Head over to my Etsy shop to order.
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Evie the Elf is the first little elf doll I made a few weeks ago. I've been so busy with custom orders and Christmas gifts that I haven't had time to update all of these fun projects here.
You can order a custom elf doll in my Etsy shop here
Also, come see a few other versions of this cute little doll here & here.
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This cute little guy was a custom order for Julie.
She saw my Evie the Elf doll and wanted a boy version, so I did a little adjusting and made him look more like a boy, although I still think he's so cute that he still looks a little "girly".
If you'd like to order your own custom Elf doll visit my Esty shop here.
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My daughter, Cammi, made this fun turkey wreath. She is trying to earn money for expenses related to her All Stars Soccer Team.
If you'd like to order a turkey wreath head over to my Etsy shop and you can order one there.
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This was another one of our craft group projects that we made about a month ago!
The pennants are made from pages from an old book, then distressed with ink. The eggs are made from two-layers of scrapbook paper (giving a 3d effect) and then glued to the page. The pages then are glued to the twine.
If you would like to purchase an egg pennant banner like this one they are $12 {+ shipping, if applicable}. The twine measures approximately 88" wide from end to end. Colors may vary slightly depending on availability. Contact me at: chelscraps (@) yahoo.com.
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I decided to make some little chicks like these for my Easter wreath that we made in our craft group about a month ago and when I started making them I decided I wanted to make some to sit on my bookshelf. So I made them a little bigger for the shelf. You can see the smaller ones on my wreath here.
{Teal}
{Lt. Pink}
{Medium Purple}
{Light Aqua}
{Medium Aqua}
{Lime Green}
{Saffron Yellow}
{Dark Purple}
If you would like to purchase a set of chicks like these they are $4.00 each for the large size, $3 each for the medium size, and $2 each for the small size {+ shipping, if applicable}. You can choose the colors. There are 8 colors shown here and more options available, shown below.
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Some friends and I made these Easter wreaths out of tulle about a month ago. It needed something more, so I made these little chicks to add to it and I love how they turned out so I made more for my bookshelf.
If you would like to purchase a wreath like this one they are $25 {+ shipping, if applicable}. Contact me at: chelscraps (@) yahoo.com.
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I made this fun birthday banner for my boys at the beginning of this year. I love how it turned out but it took a really, really long time to make it.
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I am such a lucky girl. I have an amazing family & a few good friends.
My friend, Jen (this is her pinterest link) is the most awesome crafter & friend. She comes up with the greatest ideas for our craft group. She found a great deal for these mdf wood cutouts. I only paid $4 for the large shamrock, the "Luck" & the 2 small shamrocks, now that's a great deal. My large shamrock is covered with a napkin (how clever is that?), glued on with mod podge & then sealed with the mod podge over it. The really fun thing about this project is that she had a few ideas, but everyone did something different with their wood. I loved my valentine projects that I put in distressed frames so much that I wanted to do that technique again.
I added some green & yellow glitter to a few of the pieces.
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