Sunday, July 12, 2015

Ever After High Flower Tutorial



One of the decorations that we made for the Ever After High party was the Madeline Hatter Tree.






Start off with the card stock or paper of your choice. Draw a spiral on the page. I used 8x10 sheets of card stock. Cut along the spiral. I used these to give the petals extra shape. You could also cut with regular scissors. Don't worry about the circle being perfect. Leave a baby fist sized circle uncut. 



 Once you have the spiral cut out, roll the spiral beginning on the outer edge.




Once your spiral is wound, you are going to place hot glue between the two layers of  the circle that you left uncut. 


Now slowly begin to release your grip on the would spiral, organize, fluff, and shape to your liking. The place hot glue on the top circle and press down your flower into place on the uncut circle. It will be necessary to place hot glue between some of the outer layers as well. Turn it upside down to ensure that it is all secure. Then you are done. 


 For the branch, I got a branch out of the street after a storm and my sister spray painted it with gold paint. She adhered the flowers to the branch with hot glue. Viola! Maddie Hatter Tree!

How do you plan on using these flowers? Are you creating your own tree for an Ever After High Party? Have any questions? Leave comments below.












Tuesday, July 7, 2015

Ever After High Party Freebies

Ever After High Posters 

(Right click and save the image if you want to keep it for yourself.)



PDF Files are available for these below:

Locker Notes - http://www.everafterhigh.com/en-us/Images/EAH-Locker-Notes_tcm571-146318.pdf 
Locker Notes

Bookmarks - http://www.everafterhigh.com/en-us/Images/EAH-Bookmarks_tcm571-146315.pdf
Book Marks

Fortune Teller - http://www.everafterhigh.com/en-us/Images/EAH-Fortune-Teller_tcm571-146311.pdf 

Fortune Teller




Monday, July 6, 2015

My sister and I are happy to kick start our blog of crafts old and new. We will begin by posting past parties that we've done for our little ones. As we continue to build on our blog, we will be adding tutorials. If you see something that you would like us to provide a tutorial for, you can email us at craftyconceptionscompany@gmail.com or you can leave a comment here. 

What sets us apart from many crafting blogs? 

We will be providing very straight forward tutorial information first and then labeled commentary. This will allow those more advanced crafters to get what they really came for but also allow us to connect with those who are interested.