Friday, July 6, 2012

Scrapbook Steals Blog Hop


Who doesn't love a blog hop?  Especially one that provides great product inspiration plus the chance to win a $20 gift certificate to ScrapbookSteals.com!  Scrapbook Steals is where I've been getting great deals and discounts on scrapbooking supplies , finding tons of motivation and inspiration, and making some wonderful friends along the way.   Today they are featuring the super fun Fancy Pants Designs Ribbon Bundles that you can "steal" for a fabulous low price!  I'm so glad you've joined us for today's blog hop.
For those of you who haven't "hopped" before, the task is simple.  Just visit the eight different blogs to see what the other designers made with their trims and leave a comment on each of the blogs by Sunday 7/8 at 11:59 pm MST.  A random winner will be chosen from one of the eight blog postings to receive a $20.00 gift certificate to ScrapbookSteals.com !  You should have come to my blog from the Scrapbook Steals blog.  If you missed it, head back to the beginning and start leaving comments.  Here's the list of hoppers, in case you get lost:

ScrapbookSteals
Julie Koets http://jkkoets.blogspot.com/ (YOU ARE HERE)
Sherri Thompson http://www.sherrithompson.blogspot.com/
Corrina Colquhoun http://anotherthingoffthelist.blogspot.ca/
Mary Pat O'brien-Siehl http://siehledwithakiss.blogspot.com/
Michelle McClure http://outofmybook.blogspot.com/
Savannah O'Gwynn http://www.savannahland2.blogspot.com/
Melissa Dehne http://abitofscrappygoodness.blogspot.com/

We each had a different selection of product to feature.  My ribbon bundle was from the Beach Bum collection.  Beach Bum just happens to be my favorite Fancy Pants collection, so I was thrilled to show off this product.  I started by making an altered paint can using some  Beach Bum papers from my stash.  The detailed directions for making a can like this were featured on my previous How-To's Day post.


I used the fun pom-pom trim to hide the seam between my papers and tied the rest of the ribbon around the handle of the can.  With colors so bright and fun, it just screams summer!  The finished pail can be personalized with a name and filled with all things summer (think sunscreen, beach toys, sunglasses, etc.) for the lucky recipient!

Don't forget to leave a comment here and hop on over to find more inspiration at your next stop:

For those of you stopping by my blog for the first time, I'd love for you to become a regular follower.  At the end of the blog hop, I'm going to do a scrappy giveaway of my very own for those who follow my blog and leave a comment.  I'll choose a winner using random.org and will make an announcement in a follow up post.  Don't forget to check back in to see if your name was chosen so I can send out your scrappy prize!  Thanks for stopping by and happy hopping!  

75 comments:

  1. Great can.. Love how you used the pompoms to hide the seam between the two papers. That was a great idea!

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  2. Awesome as usual, Julie! Love it! And you know I'm already a follower!

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  3. Julie, you always have the most creative ideas for things. Great job.

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  4. This is aswesome!!! God job

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  5. Great project! The ribbon is perfect for your can! I'm a new follower!

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  6. Making a paint can with the ribbons is so original! Love this idea!!!

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  7. Wow. Now that is a great idea. I love all the details you added. Really came out great.

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  8. I love the idea of making a can o' summer supplies! Thanks!! And I will be following you from now on :)

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  9. Hi Julie, this turned out cute, love the colors too.

    fyi....I clicked on the link at the bottom that goes to Shari's blog. It links through to facebook first, you might want to update that so it can go directly.

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  10. I love that idea! What a perfect way to store toys and other little things like baby's sunglasses that I always misplace

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  11. Great idea! I'll be repainting my house so I'll have plenty of cans to try this on!

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  12. What a fun project :)

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  13. Great job Julie! I love how you used the ribbon on this.

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  14. What a cute summertime pail! Love the ribbon on the handle too!

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  15. Love the altered paint can what a cute project!

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  16. Love it! so adorable! Great idea.

    Melanie

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  17. That's an awesome idea! Love it!

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  18. What a fun project! Love that pom pom trim!

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  19. cute! and i just spent the last 10 min browsing your blog
    : )

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  20. That's an extremely cute gift giving idea! waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)

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  21. What a fun gift idea! So many possibilities!

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  22. Love the pom-pom trim on this project.

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  23. That is such a cute little projects. Love it!

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  24. love the way you tied the pom pom on the handle with the other ribbon!

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  25. Very cool gift! I'm sure whomever gets it will be thrilled.

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  26. Super fun gift idea! I love how you used the pom pom trim! Thanks for the inspiration!

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  27. I agree with you about beach bum - it's my favorite Fancy pants line too - and that's saying a lot!
    Cute project - love the pompom trim across the middle. TFS!

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  28. Always love your decorated cans Julie! I've got to make one, one of these days! ;)

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  29. Hi Julie, this is such a great project! I'm a new follower :D

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  30. Pom trim is just so much fun, great use for it!

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  31. That is adorable! Love the colors, they do scream summer don't they. Thanks for sharing, and the tutorial too!

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  32. What a cute idea! I'm always looking for ways to use pom pom trim . . . thanks for sharing!

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  33. How cute! I love this darling bucket!

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  34. Love pom pom trims and your project!

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  35. The sun on the lid of bucket is awesome! Very neat idea for making something personalized for the kiddos.

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  36. Julie I love your paint can project! It's so cute and would be a great summery gift! (already a follower, love your blog!)

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  37. Such a fabulous bucket! I love it!

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  38. That is a great way to spice up a plain ole paint can! Very awesome!

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  39. Love the idea to cover the paint handle with ribbons!

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  40. I always love your projects, Julie!

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  41. Love the bucket, what a great idea

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  42. great idea! and i just joined you as a follower too! thanks so much for sharing!

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  43. I just became a follower of your blog. I love this can. The FB beach bum was a perfect choice. Thanks for sharing and the chance to win.

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  44. You did a wonderful job on the altered paint can. Looks great. Thanks for sharing.

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  45. What a fun project, love the summer paper!

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  46. This is so cute! I actually have one of these sitting on my craft desk. Thanks for the inspiration! And I am now following!

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  47. This is so cute. Love the colors. I am a follower now.

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  48. What a fun tin! Love those little dingle balls (er, pom poms..LOL)! Thanks for sharing your creativity!

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  49. What a great idea for a fun twist on a gift basket!

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  50. So cute! I love Beach Bum too and this is project totally captures their theme.

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  51. What a great idea for a birthday gift!

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  52. This is so cute and the pom pom trim is perfect!
    I am a follower.
    slrdowney at hotmail dot com

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  53. love that can! I keep saying I need to try making one...

    Michelle King

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  54. Love your gift can! How fun to fill it with summertime goodies!

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  55. what a great idea! cute can!

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  56. What a great present filled with summer items for a July or August Birthday. Love that it can be adapted to different months.

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  57. Wish I was around on the weekend to support your log hop!!! love your project Julie!!!!!!

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