Here's how I did it:
Adhere paper to a thin piece of chipboard (I used a cereal box) using Elizabeth Craft Designs double-sided adhesive. Using the Barn die and the Small Circle die, cut the pieces for the house. Cut another piece of chipboard to the depth you'd like the house to be, and score 1/4" from the edges, and at each point where it will bend to fit the barn.
Next, paint the chipboard with Antique Linen Distress paint and make small cuts into the outer score line as shown.
Stamp the piece and ink the edges. Apply ECD 1/4" double-sided tape to the tabs and join the front and back pieces.
Create a bottom panel from another piece of thin chipboard and hot glue in place.
All the supplies I used can be found at Elizabeth Craft Designs and Simon Says Stamp via the links below. The Barn Pop Stand set will be available any day now!
Thanks so much for stopping by today. I hope you enjoyed my adaptation of Karen's wonderful die. Be sure and check the Elizabeth Craft Designs blog on Wednesday for loads of inspiration from the team and a cool technique video from Karen.
stunning:)
ReplyDeleteOh my, I am in awe!!! Love your birdhouse barn. Thank you for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love your project! Hugs, Rita
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! I love how you turned the barn die into a 3D birdhouse!
ReplyDeleteI am also struck by the juxtaposition of the very inviting and cozy-looking home with the words "fly away" that you stamped on the front of the birdhouse. It's like a bittersweet metaphor about parenting. You "hope" (referencing the "hope" tag) that your children will successfully launch. The realities of "17" are always overhead to a teenager and his/her parents. And while the mother bird doesn't face the "fly away," she seems to sense it looming nearby.
Very profound, Shelly! Great job!
love your 3D bird house
ReplyDeleteWow Shelly -- this is just FABULOUS!
ReplyDeleteThis is just amazing!
ReplyDeleteAmazing...I LOVE you and your creative mind Shelly!!
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