Oh so Pinteresting... #2



Today's Pintresting Project is a fun Project that adults or kids can do. The supplies are minimal; you might actually have all the things you need already at home. You can get as creative as you wanna get with the whole thing. Use what you have like stamps, coloring books, your printer, or your own drawing skills to make the birdie you wish to make your project unique. Feel free to add more detail or embellishments if you try this one out. Make sure to use #ohsopinteresting and tag me so that I can see what you make. 

Popsicle Stick Magnetic Bird House Note Pad 



View Original Pin Here





Below is my interpretation of the Pin above. I Thought it was super cute and def something I could use a stamp set for. I had all the supplies I needed for this project already at home. So that was a major plus! YAY!!

Materials I Used: 

 Thin Popsicle Sticks (18) 
Brown Watercolor Paint or Brown Marker
Brown Construction Paper
Stamp Set: Inkadinkado-Bird Assortment 
Dye Ink: Memento-Rich Cocoa
Color Pencil-Red,Burgandy,Yellow,Brown,SkyBlue
Wood Glue
White Computer Paper-3 Pieces
Stapler
Two Circle Magnets
I used a paper trimmer to cut the paper down to 4.25x5.5
I used Colored pencils to color in the bird and add detail to it. 

 I used a book to allow the weight to secure
the wood pieces while the glue dried.

My finished interpretation

















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