Valentine’s day with two clear acrylic drop shapes filled with love. The shapes can be hanged all year around and look great in a bright corner of the house or somewhere close to a window that let the light go through them.
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Materials used
- Knorr Prandell Box of Felt Shapes – 45pcs – Hearts #1211
- Buddly Crafts 10mm Hearts Print Grosgrain Ribbon 3m – White
- Buddly Crafts Silver Tone Metal Charms – 12pcs Arrows 5mm x 30mm
- Buddly Crafts Silver Tone Metal Charms – 12pcs Little Birds
- Knorr Prandell Clear Acrylic Fillable Teardrop – 14cm #720
- Halbach 3mm Jute Twine 46m – Natural
- Buddly Crafts Silver Tone Metal Charms – 3pcs Feathers 18mm x 51mm
- Buddly Crafts Silver Tone Metal Charms – 16pcs 21mm x 8mm Words ST26
- Hobby & Crafting Fun Aluminium Jewellery Wire – 2mm x 4m #6903
- Buddly Crafts 40mm Marabou Feather String Trimming 1m – White
- Knorr Prandell Decorative Icelandic Moss 50g – Natural #6694977
Tools used
- Hot glue gun
- Round nose pliers
- Scissors
Cut about 10cm long wires and bend. Set the felt hearts on with some hot glue.
Curve the wires now and glue them to the bottom of one of the drops. Repeat with the arrow and the wing charm.
Cover the bottom (and the glue) with some Marabou feather sting, going around the wires. The excess feathers will fit well in the back side of the acrylic drop.
Make a bow with the hearts print grosgrain ribbon and glue on the top of the drop.
For the second drop, instead of hearts, use the bird charms and with the help of round nose pliers secure them onto the edge.
The birds should be facing each other when placed in the acrylic drop. The heart should be lower placed.
Instead of feathers, use the Icelandic moss to cover the glue edges.
[…] You can see how cute and overwhelming these drops of love seems to be in this project. the tools that are used here in this project are hot glue gun, round nose pliers and scissors. The material list is also given here along with a tutorial so that you can easily catch up with the project. Tutorial […]