I love Elmer’s products. I use them all the time when I’m creating. Did you know that Elmer’s has created a 101 Uses for Inspired Users Guide? It’s full of inspirational ideas using Elmer’s versatile foam products. You can check out the 2 other projects I made using the foam boards here (bat halloween wreath) and here (burlap pin board).
This time I made an E for Emilee’s room.
I used the tri-fold display board and the X-ACTO gripster knife to make the E. I used the tri-fold board because there’s a grid on the back of the board marked out in 1/2 inches. I didn’t even have to measure or draw it out first. Not that an E is really hard, but it did save me some time. It measures 10″ x 6 1/2″. Can you see the grid in the picture? It’s really light.
The cutting mat is not included in the giveaway but I just had to show it to you. It’s one of the best mats I’ve ever cut on, plus I love that it’s hot pink.
Once the E was cut out I simply started wrapping yarn around it. It’s random and simple and that’s what I like about it.
And it’s finished. I had to put a drop of glue here and there to hold the yarn in place.
Then I added it to her gallery wall. The yellow looks perfect and the E is the perfect thing to add balance to the wall.
How would you like to win all these supplies to create some inspired uses of you Own?
- · Foam Board
- · Foam Tri-Fold Display Board
- · Mini Bi-Fold Foam Board
- · CraftBond Extra Strength Glue Stick
- · X-ACTO Gripster Knife
- · CraftBond Tacky Glue
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I would totally do a big letter K for my daughter. The yarn would have to be pink since that is her favorite color. I like the gift box idea, the foam board wall art and the dart board. Oh, so many fun ideas.
Thanks for the chance to win.
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I already subscribe to Organize and Decorate Everything!
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I would love to make some wall art for my guest bedroom. We just moved in 6 months ago, and I’m still in the process of decorating. So this would be perfect!
I am already a subscriber of ODE! 🙂
I ‘liked’ Elmers. They have some neat projects on there I wouldn’t mind doing. I would love to make a large letter for my each of my Grandkids for Christmas.
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I am a subscriber!
I like Elmer’s on FB.
I subscribe/follow your blog.
I like the family tree they made with the bi-fold foam board. I should do that for our reunion this summer.
Cute!
And, I’m loving the yellow. So cheery! So fresh!
I’m hosting a linky party today.
So, if you want you can link up this cute tutorial.
It’s a new party, so you’d be lending a hand to a fellow blogger, too.
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cool project! I love how you prettied up your wall! 🙂
I am a follower of OYSN.
I’m loving the clock they made out of foam!
This would also be easy to do with the three dimensional paperboard letters they sell at craft store, I think. What a great idea! I liked Elmer’s on FB.
I like Elmers on fb.
I follow Organize and Decorate. I actually adopted you and your family 😉
I follow Organize and Decorate!!!
I liked em on FB
I follow you and all your great ideas!
I loved the wall art idea.
I follow you already! Love the wall!
I’d make initials for my kid’s door (what a great project to have them do!)
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I follow you and love your blog.
Every year I make a few hand made ornament for our tree. I love the ornaments shown and they would fit inperfectly.
I love the E idea…. so cute! I went on the website and loved the recipe box idea.. too cute. Hope you have a wonderful day
Cris
Thanks so much for linking up to our (Brand New!) Linky Party 🙂
“E” is for exciting – which describes this grouping! Great job. Thanks for linking it up to Fabulous Friday at Faith, Trust, & Pixie Dust.
Warmly, Michelle
Awesome! No words. You always go one step beyond.
There is so much great, useful information here. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Thanks again 🙂