Thursday, July 30, 2009

Washer fun

I saw this tutorial (it's a great tutorial so I'm not even going to make my own!) when I was surfing the web this morning and decided I had to try it. had to. So I went to Harbor Freight and picked up these letter stamps and some washers( I got the Washers at Lowe's, you can buy them individually for between 10 and 15 cents), came home and made this, which took approximately 5 minutes. Seriously -

Ta Da!It was so extremely easy, I love it. There's just one thing I want to try, either finding a big enough ring to put through the washers so they would lay flat, or drill a hole in the top so I can put a ring thing through that. But I don't have a drill. As they are now they tend to flip over and end up backward.

Anyway, SO easy, SO fun, SO cheap!! Try it!

I'd like to try the mod podged/glazed ones, they're really cute too. Just take a little more time and materials.

10 comments:

bedelia said...

That's awesome. Amazing really. I see necklaces all over like that for a ton. nice.

Sharla said...

Kizzie, these are soooo adorable! If I were too lazy to make my own (knowing me, that's a strong possibility), what are the chances of getting you to sell one to me? :)

Chiemi said...

How cute!! I love that! I swear you always come up with things that I want to do after you have blogged about it.

Amy said...

very very cute!! I love it!

Anonymous said...

So so cute. I think my SIL is gonna make one for my other SIL for Christmas!

Shelly said...

I love the layered look you created!! You can totally find jump rings that big too fit. Go to any jewelry section at Walmart or a craft store and you should have some luck.

SO CUTE!!

Denita said...

I totally have some that I bought and they are at least 6 bucks a piece! That's awesome that they are so easy to make! Thanks for sharing!

Unknown said...

You did a good job, Kiz!

LindySummers said...

That is so cute! How much did the letters cost you?

Heather - Dollarstorecrafts.com said...

How cool is that? I want some of those letter stamps now!