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Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Cheesy!



*** Tanya has been so generous sharing all her projects, which has made us all so grateful.  It shouldn't be necessary to say this , but they are not for others to make and profit from! Please note they are for PERSONAL USE ONLY!!  If you wish to sell. please have the courtesy to contact her first.



Once again, Tanya has come up with a unique project!

Cheese Balls by Tanya
McKibben
What you will need:

  • Nail Polish Kit Party Favors – 4 Pack (found at Hobby Lobby)
  • Cap from thingie found in pharmacy medicine bottles to keep medicine fresh (Top of canister) If you don’t have any of these you could probably use a large brad Gazz-It modeling beads – found at Dollar Tree Tacky
  • Glue (to glue label and top to canister)
  • Printer to print label for cheeseballs off the internet (Do a Google search for UTZ Cheeseballs)
Instructions:
  1. Open polish bottle, cut the stem off with utility scissors. Empty contents out. You will have to stick some type of stick inside the bottle to get the polish flowing out. Run hot water inside the bottle until all contents is out and bottle is clear. Let bottle dry completely.
  2. Open your container of Gazz-It beads and take out enough to fill the nail polish bottle. Put the Gazz-It beads on clean piece of cardstock or paper or whatever you choose.
  3. Pour a small amount of orange paint onto the paper then take a paintbrush and cover the Gazz-It beads all over until completely covered in orange paint, let dry. Fill container up with the Gazz-It beads all the way to the top.
  4. Paint the cap of your canister the same color as the real life product. I used a purple paint pen and the paint stuck very well to the plastic cap. Once it is dry glue the cap on the canister with Tacky Glue.
  5. Once you have found your label on the internet via Google, copy and paste it to MS Word and resize it. If you can’t find the label I have it and can send it to you upon request. After you have resized your label and cut it out, glue it to your container of cheese balls and you are all done. If you decide to make one of these I would love to see pictures. If anything is not clear to you, please don’t hesitate to email me at teecrafty2000@ yahoo.com. Enjoy!