Crankin' Out Crafts Episode 135 - Popsicle Stick Frame (Wall Art)

Welcome to our Wall Art Week on Crankin’ Out Crafts. Lisa is back again today to show you how to create a simple yet graphic piece to add to your home décor.

Today's project: the Popsicle Stick Frame

Lisa is back for Wall Art Week on Crankin' Out Crafts!

Watch the Episode here: Crankin' Out Crafts: Episode 135 - Popsicle Stick Frame

Supplies:

Popsicle sticks

Acrylic paint

Brush

Water

5x7 frame

Hot glue

Glue sticks

Scissors

Watering down the acrylic paints before using them on the Popsicle sticks makes the paint look more like stain on the wood. Don’t forget to use a color combination that goes along particularly with your home.

Crankin' Out Crafts Episode 23 - Mustache Wrap

Welcome back to Wednesday’s Crankin’ Out Crafts. Brandon’s not really a stache sporter but he can still show you how to make this project.

Don’t let lack of mustaches ruin your celebrations, make this stache-tastic wrapping paper instead. 

For some multi-stache fun, click this link: Crankin' Out Crafts: Episode 23 - Mustache Wrap

  

Here’s the supply list for all you mustache lacking crafters:

Craft paper

Ink

Acrylic paint

Thick foamie

Scissors

We’ve got one more mustache project coming up on Friday. We hope you’ll watch!

Crankin' Out Crafts Episode 22 - Mustache Sticks and Suckers

Welcome to another fun week of Crankin’ Out Crafts. For this week’s theme we’re jumping on the crazy trend wagon and getting ready for JFlo’s birthday party with some cool mustache stuff.

Our first project for the week, presented by JFlo, is all about mustache basics.

JFlo returns to help you beef up your stache stash with mustache sticks and suckers

I mustache you to click on this link: Crankin' Out Crafts: Episode 22 - Mustache Sticks and Suckers

  

Here’s a short list of supplies for your stache:

Black cardstock

Sticks

Lollipops

Glue dots

Hole punch

On Wednesday we’ll have another stache raising episode for you. Don’t forget to watch!

*Also, check out Puna's earlier post on how to make the Ribbon Tree!