This week we have all of the "Luck" for the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge. Feeling Lucky? Down on your luck? Personally, I'm in need of a little luck, so I created my own!
I die cut several miniature shamrocks to put in the corked vials. A little paint on them gives them more dimension and character. A wee bit of glitter was added to the vial as well. This is a super-easy project that was a lot of fun. If you're interested in constructing these yourselves, I recommend adding a touch of Diamond Glaze clear adhesive to the cork before adhering it to the bottle. It dries crystal clear and prevents wearing your luck all down the front of your shirt. :)
I used memo pins stuck in the cork. The pins were initially too long, but I solved that problem by snipping the ends with Tonic scissors. Small beads from my craft stash were added with a jump ring. The tiniest vial isn't meant to be worn, it's meant to be kept tucked in a pocket, so it didn't need a necklace. I love the Tim Holtz Apothecary stamp set that I've used here. This set has the fabulous labels that I've used many times and it also has a wonderful script stamp. While I was creating I made the most remarkable discovery....
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Amazing project - love the idea and I just love these little vials. :)
ReplyDeleteHave an awesome day, Michelle!
OMG, it does look like old pencil writing! What a great discovery, Michelle!! And thanks so much for sharing it with us : ) Your vials, and their contents, are utterly charming.
ReplyDeleteseriously AMAZING.
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhhhh these are just AMAZING!! WOW WOW WOW!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are charming! I love the mini shamrocks and that you bottled your luck! Fabulous necklaces!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a lovely creation, Michelle. Love the cute bottles and the color of soft granite ink is beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteMichelle,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, thanks for the tips about the ink.
That's really lovely!!! I love your project Michelle, thanks for this great inspiration and for your kind visit on my blog too on my make for the previous challenge. :) Crafty hugs, Coco x
ReplyDeleteSO cool!!! And thank you for the tip on the soft granite - I had no idea!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!!!!!! Happy St. Patrick's Day!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMichelle, your little vials of luck are utterly spectacular! So pretty! Hopefully , "seeing' them will bring me some much needed luck, as well! thanks for the soft granite tip! Another wonderful visit = more sparkles added to my day!
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Gorgeous Michelle, what a fantastic interpretation of the challenge. I love your mini vials and your touches of shamrock, gorgeous. Tracy x
ReplyDeleteSo cute, Michelle! Love the vails with the clovers in them! Hope they will bring you lots of luck! Happy St. Patricks Day! Hugs, Sandra
ReplyDeleteGorgeous trio and so perfect for the holiday! Also, thanks for the quick tip!! Very nice one :)
ReplyDelete*mwah*
Steph
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PINNED!!! Love these green pieces! They would be a joy to wear!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this, love the TIPS!!!! Michelle, not sure is you have been awarded this before, check out this link and let me know!!! http://wienerhoneymooners.blogspot.com/2014/03/liebsterwhat-really-me.html
ReplyDeleteHappy St. Patrick's Day!
I heard a crazy rumor one time that you didn't consider yourself a jewelry artist. Newsflash!!! You nailed this! I absolutely and truly love these little bottles of goodness! So clever and I love how you turned St. Patty's Day modern and stylish. I think you should make jewelry forever and ever now. :) These are seriously stunning!
ReplyDeleteHappy St. Patrick's day! And WOW, breathing taking!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute little bottles full of shamrocks Michelle! LOVE! So fun and creative!
ReplyDeleteI love these adorable little bottles which are full of so much goodness and fun!! This is so creative Michelle and such a great project...love it! :)
ReplyDeleteEach week, look to see what you can invent! You are totally fanciful and original! Great idea this week too! BArbarayaya
ReplyDeleteMichelle, these are so cute! What a great idea. Love the little labels and the great details. Awesome ink tip!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! I have a hard time getting the corks to stick. Totally going to try some diamond glaze.
ReplyDeleteargh this is too cool for words Michelle!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
Thank You!!
love your project and the tip to glue the cork!
ReplyDeleteooooh ^.^ so cuuuuute
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project! I love those teeny tiny shamrocks, so many great details, you really nailed the vintage look!
ReplyDeleteThese are just so stinkin' adorable!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, those little jars of good luck are just adorable... and what a good tip about the Soft Granite (another thing for the list for when I come off my self-imposed Lenten ban on crafty shopping!), thank you.
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
What a little treasure and wouldn't this be fun to have on the big St. P's Day!
ReplyDeleteLOVE, LOVE, LOVE Michelle!!! Fab tip too :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely darling - it never ceases to amaze me at the many talented people and wonderful ideas I find every day.
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