This tutorial is brought to you by Jade Harrington aka Jaderbomb. Check out her review for another Fiskars product, the ProCision Rotary Bypass Trimmer.
Do you love coffee as much as I do? Do you travel places with your coffee because you are always on the go?
DO you wish you could decorate your “travel” mug to reflect your personality? If so then I just know you will love the tutorial I have for you today!
Let’s get started, you will need:
-Scrapbook paper
-Travel Mug
-Spray Adhesive or Double Stick Tape
–Fiskars Border Punches
These are the interchangeable punches I used:
–Daisy Chain
–Banners Away
–Groovy Rainbow
You can buy a starter set that will come with the base (which you can use for all of the interchangeable punches) and one cartridge. You will notice when you purchase this that you can also purchase the base and cartridge individually if you prefer.
When you start you want to flip the two plastic flaps open from the bottom of the cartridge. This will help you align your print when you start punching.
When you are ready get your travel mug, take out the paper insert and trace on the back of the decorative paper. Cut it out and you will have the same shape that came with the mug.
Cut another piece of scrapbook paper into squares and start punching the edges. I wanted a variety of designs so I used a few different punches. You can glue these pieces down or use spray adhesive. Whichever you prefer. Depending on how thick your paper that you are adding is, you might want to use hot glue to ensure that it will stay.
Now that you are done punching the sides you can add a photo to the middle. You can make your squares smaller or bigger depending on how many pictures you want to display.
I am very pleased with the way it turned out! I love this project because you can really show off your loved ones and your personal style.
Drinking coffee has never looked cooler! I hope to see lot’s of people walking around with decorative travel mugs now! BYE!
Do you love coffee as much as I do? Do you travel places with your coffee because you are always on the go?
DO you wish you could decorate your “travel” mug to reflect your personality? If so then I just know you will love the tutorial I have for you today!
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This is such a cute idea! What kind of glasses do you use and where do you get them? I don’t think I’ve ever seen this kind with a double layer of plastic.
Thanks,
Patsy