Hi there, fellow twine enthusiasts!
I
created these table centerpieces for a baby shower I am planning for my
cousin, but they would make great little Easter baskets, as well.
For each basket I started with a double-sided piece of
12x12 patterned paper.
I scored each paper at 4" and 8", rotated the paper 90 degrees, and scored again at 4" and 8". {This will result in a 3x3 grid.}
After
folding all the score lines I scored and folded the four corners on a
diagonal so that they would act as flaps and pull the paper into a box
shape rather than a flat piece of paper.
Once
the box was assembled (I used a border punch before assembling to give
it a decorative edge) I punched holes at each corner and threaded it
with The Twinery's Buttercream twine,
which I then tied into a bow.
For
a fun embellishment inside the basket I added a paper rosette to the
top of a wooden dowel. I added a button tied with two colors of twine
(one is tied with Pink Sorbet and Flax and the other is tied with
Pink Sorbet and Honeydew).
{If
you are creating an Easter-themed decoration it would be fun to replace
the scalloped circle center of the rosette
with an egg shaped die cut.}

For
the filler (a fun DIY Easter grass) I took an old book and trimmed some
pages into thin strips. All it takes is a little bit of crumpling in
your hands to create a nice, fluffy filler.
If
you are looking for a quick, handmade way to spruce up your table or
would like to create a last minute Easter basket,
I hope you will give
this a try.
Thanks for stopping by today and please stop by and visit me on my blog - I love visitors!

Supplies:
Twine: The Twinery (Flax, Buttercream, Pink Sorbet, Honeydew);
Patterned Paper: Cosmo Cricket (Togetherness: Pinwheels, Girl Friday: Sunday, Girl Friday: Tuesday); Jillibean Soup (Pasta Fagioli: Meatballs, Soup Staples: White Stock); Basic Grey (Nook & Pantry: Dishes);
Buttons: Autumn Leaves (Foof-a-la);
Other: Old book pages;
Tools: Fiskars (Trimmer, Scissors, Upper Crest Border Punch, Scalloped Sentiment Border Punch); EK Success (Scalloped Circle Punch); Scor-Pal (Scoring Board);
Adhesive: Scor-Pal (Scor-Tape);





















Tifany, these are so cute, bookmarking the instructions!!!
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ReplyDeleteLove the papers...so cute!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute idea Tifany!
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ReplyDeleteSo cute! Thank you for the inspiration. :)
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