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Today’s Project
On the eighth day of our 12 Days of Christmas in July Giveaway, my true love gave to me…this Oly*Fun Gift Wrapping Tutorial from Fairfield!
SUPPLIES:
- Oly*Fun in your choice of coordinating colors. This tutorial used Grab and Go Packs in Cherry Pop, Clover, and Snow White
- LOW TEMP Glue Gun, or multi-temp glue gun set to LOW and glue sticks
- Scissors,
- An iron set on the lowest setting possible
- Gifts to Wrap
INSTRUCTIONS:
You may want to iron your Oly*Fun a bit to remove wrinkles. You just want to be really careful and iron on your iron’s lowest setting. Even then, test your iron on a small bit of Oly*Fun, just to be sure your iron won’t melt it.
Wrap your gift the way you normally would. Instead of tape, use your LOW temperature glue gun.
Have fun decorating with cut out shapes and embellishments.
Enter to Win Today’s Prize
Fairfield fabrics are easy to work with and come in a wide variety of colors and textures. These stunning holiday colors are perfect for any Christmas craft. Use them for the creative wrapping idea featured to add glam to your gifts. Make some new holiday stockings or a fun Santa hat; the possibilities are limited only by your imagination with these great Oly*Fun fabrics.
In order to win today’s 12 Days of Christmas in July Giveaway, all you need to do is leave a comment on this blog post below telling us:
What would you create with this metallic fabric?
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- There is a maximum of one entry per person. The entry will be based upon a comment left on this blog post. Duplicate comments will be deleted and are not tallied.
- Winner will be selected at random from the comments on this blog post.
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- Contest open to anyone 18+ in US and/or Canada excluding Quebec.
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Congrats to Pam M.!
You’ve won the Fabric Bolts in Metallic Red, Cherry Pop, Metallic Gold, Snow White, and Clover from Fairfield! You will receive and email shortly.
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I think I would create some cute little makeup bags or clutch purses. Thanks for offering this great giveaway!
I would make some Christmas stockings for family members!!
I’d make some unique Christmas gift bags.
I would use the fabric to make Christmas ornaments. Also like the gift wrapping idea.
I have to make some decorations for out school’s Christmas lottery
I would like to make some Christmas decorations with this
I would make cute little totes and maybe makeup and pencil bags with the fabric!
We need some new Christmas Stockings – already envisioning some way cool designs!
I would love to make some fabric baskets with the fabric! Thank you!
I like to make my own greeting cards, so this metallic fabric would be used on cardstock by either sewing or gluing it. I could make flowers, houses, stars, letters, basically anything with it!
I would make some small stockings for the dogs &cats the Humane Society. With the leftover pieces I would make toys for the cats.
They would make great embellishments on Christmas stockings.
Holiday cards.
Christmas ornaments
I like the idea of
making some
Christmas stockings
with this material.
Looks neat.
Carla from Utah
Fancy doll dresses.
I would make dolls out of this! Ty for the chance
I would use it to make gift bags.
I would give this to my daughters because they sew and are better able to use fabric.
I would make some fabric wreaths and some new ornaments
Definitely some Christmas stockings and Christmas decorations for my mantle. I never have anything really good to decorate the mantle in my great room and it is huge.
Wrapping is a good idea, but I’d be more likely to make some cute tote bags to show off with! thanks for the chance.
Christmas bags would be adorable with this fabric!
Beautiful
I would make puffy star ornaments with the metallic material. Thanks for the chance to win some!
Christmas ornaments for sure.
I would make as many Yuletide stockings as possible, as part of a Yule basket of food and gifts we give families and individuals who otherwise would have none otherwise.
I would definitely make some Christmas ornaments or maybe a couple toys.
I think I may use it to create Christmas decorations!
I’d make unique stockings to fill for charity.
stuffed’, hand stitched christmas ornaments such as bells, wreaths, stars…
I would wrap assorted size boxes for display year after year. Also small gift bags to hang on tree. Wow I never saw this material before. Thanks for the nice prize.
I’m really not sure yet maybe a wall hanging for my living room I’ve never encountered you fabrics yet but it is very interesting
Holiday cards or present name tags.
Loving all the ideas fellow crafters have; such as ornaments, stockings, etc. Thanks for this contest.
My 6 year old daughter is really getting into crafts with me so this would be awesome!
Those would make an awesome Christmas bunting for over the fireplace.
Flowers
Everyone can use totes. I think decorating them would be fun!
I teach preschool, so I can see us making gifts for our families. Maybe some sort of little wall hangings on a dowel.
I would use it for some home decor like lampshades.
Gift bags or totes Oly is so perfect for this!
I have a grandson who is a little over 2 so a stocking and Christmas decorations would seem like a good idea
Holiday hydrangeas, poinsettias, and floral decor bringing my garden indoors!
I work at an elementary school in a therapeutic capacity so the crafting possibilities are endless and would be left up to the children as they are the ones that decide what they do rather than being told.
I would let my grandchildren’s imagination run wild they love to do crafts with me and I encourage it so much besides it is fun.
I’d make stockings and totes for the homeless in our community as part of our parish giving tree
I’d make stockings that would be lots of fun 🙂
I would use this fabric to make costumes for the Christmas Train at the Pine Mountain Gold Museum in Villa Rica, GA. Think of the awesome Elf aprons!!
I Would Cover Cardboard Tubes For Creative Organizers.
I would probably make placemats or table runners.
I would create some dice bags for my gaming friends and family.
I would make Christmas tree skirts for my family.
Christmas stockings
Christmas tote bags. They would be fabulous!
Just think what you could do – stockings, center pieces, wreaths, table runner, oh my
Probably make gift bags,
I would make fabric flowers to decorate packages and gift bags
Be blessed you. So I can learn the best ways to use a new craft maybe an accent for crochet. Thx for this opportunity sure to make a winner happy! Be blessed too!
I would like to make my cat a snuggly christmas bed, stocking, and outfit.