Hello Fall K-Cup Holder

 Hi everyone, 

Fall is here and that means yummy coffee, teas and other flavorful drinks that taste so good during the Fall season. So today I have a fun DIY project your going to enjoy making its a K-cup Holder using some fun items from the Clear Scraps Store. I have a step by step tutorial below as well as the links throughout the this post, just click on the words and you will be directed right to the exact product. 

6" Flower Pot Stencil                                      4x6 hello FALL Stencil

 

Word n Shape Fall-Pumpkin

To begin this DIY K-cup holder pick out a pattern paper or cardstock cut at 81/2 x 11 inches. 

Place the paper with the 8 1/2 inch across the scoreboard score at 2 and 6 1/2 inches; turn the paper with the 11 inches across the top of the scoreboard and score at 4, 6 1/4, 8 1/4, and 10 1/2 inches. 

Then cut all 4 corners off, as shown below

Next take a circle that is about 5/8 inches or  3/4 inches and trace on the bottom panel that is above the 1/2 inch flap on the bottom. (as shown below)

Below shows the how the circles are cut out. These are where your K cups will fit inside. 

Next cut the in between each of the flaps where you scored. as shown below. These flaps will be folded in to create a box. 

Fold the side flaps inward and adhere down, next adhere the 1/2 inch flap to the large panel. 

Next I took the wooden pumpkin from the Word n Shape Fall-Pumpkin, traced the pumpkin on pattern paper and adhered onto the wooden pumpkin, I painted the stem brown.

Next I painted the wooden word "FALL" using distressed paint. I also added a few pieces from the pattern paper collection sticker page and adhered them on. 

For this next project create another K-cup Holder, and cut a piece of cardstock at 4 x 7 1/2 inches. 

Next I used a piece of pattern paper that is adhered on to the 4 x 7 1/2 inches of cardstock.

I used the 4x6 flower pot stencil, I used ink to color in the pots and then used yellow paint mixed with textured paste to create the yellow flower, set aside to dry. 

Next use I used the 4x6 hello FALL stencil to stencil in the word "hello" above the flower. 

Then I decorated the K-cup Holder using stickers and sentiments from the paper collection. 

Here is a photo of both of these cute K-cup Holders all done and put together. 

I  hope you enjoyed today's step by step tutorial. These K-cup Holders would make a great gift for family members, friends or co-workers using these amazing wooden shapes for Fall or for any occasion there are so many to choose from at the shop. I hope you get to try to make one of these K-cup Holders using the fun 6"flower pot stencil and the 4x6 inch hello Fall stencil along with the Word n Shape Fall-pumpkin.  

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Happy Crafting my Friends, 

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DIY Shiplap Farmhouse Pumpkin Decor

 Hello Crafty Peeps,

I hope y'all are having a great day. Today I am sharing a fun simple project you can make in an hour using the Clear Scraps Wood Shiplap Shape Pumpkin Large size, along with the 'hello Fall' stencil and Maple Leaf Shaker. I have the step by step down below and the video tutorial on my youtube channel. As always the links are down below for you just click on the link it take you directly to the store/product. 

Shaker Maple Leaf                                                 hello FALL Stencil

         

Pumpkin Shiplap Shape Large

Lets begin with painting the pumpkin. I combined Distressed Paint antique linen along with some white paint. I used the antique linen with some paste and applied it on smoothing it out as I went around the pumpkin and then cam back in with white paint on top applying it on sporadically. 

For the stem part I painted it using Distressed Paint walnut stain. 

Next I placed down the 'hello FALL' stencil and used my Distressed Oxide ink vintage photo to ink up the words on the stencil. 

Here is what it looks like after stenciling. Looks so good, right? I love it.

Next using the Maple Leaf Shaker you will get 3 frames and the back of the shaker along with an acetate piece. 

Adhere the 2 of the frames together and place the acetate on top of the two frames you just adhered together. The other frame you can paint and you can either paint or paper the back of the maple leaf shaker. 

I painted my back shaker leaf and the frame that is placed on the top of the shaker. I used Stamperia Glamour Gel Dark Wood paint. Once it all dried I placed my shaker pieces inside and adhered the backing on. 

I found this fall bouquet in my stash with some raffia and tied it to the stem and adhered the flower on and the adhered the Maple Leaf Shaker on next to the stenciled 'hello FALL'. 

Here is the finished Farmhouse Pumpkin Decor. I tied the little bouquet around the top with Raffia and hot glued the flower. I just love how this turned out with the maple leaf shaker adhered to the hello FALL. 

I  hope you enjoyed today's step by step tutorial. This Farmhouse Pumpkin turned out so good, and I really like it cause it was so simple and quick to create. This shiplap pumpkin comes in a variety of sizes, plus you can find many other shiplap design shapes in the Clear Scraps Shop. 

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Hello Fall Wall Decor

 Good Morning everyone, 

Are you ready for Fall? I am ready to welcome in the cool weather from the all the hot weather we had here in Texas this summer. lol 

Today I have a fun Fall Decor for your home that is super simple and will bring a nice warmth to your home. No matter you display this piece it's sure to add that "Hello Fall" feeling to any room.

Here is a photo of the Hello Fall Wall Decor

 

Let's get started on this fun "Hello Fall Wall Decor". Here are the supplies you will need from Clear Scraps Chipboard Oak Tree., Mini Shaker Vintage Truck, and Hello Fall Stencil. I used the back of a canvas as my frame. 

I painted the wooden frame and cut my pattern paper to size I measured inside of the frame.

Next I painted my Clear Scraps Chipboard Oak Tree. with Tim Holtz Distress Paint Walnut

Next I added glue to the top of the Chipboard Oak Tree.

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Next I added some Autumn Flowersoft to this little Chipboard Oak Tree.. I had this flowersoft in my stash, and let dry

Next we are going to start putting the Mini Shaker Vintage Truck together. Adhere to of the truck frames together.

I painted the top frame a navy blue. 

Now while the top of the frame is drying you can peel off the film from both sides of the acetate. 

Add glue to frames you adhered together earlier and adhere on the acetate on top of them . 

Once your top piece of  Mini Shaker Vintage Truck frame is dry, adhere to the acetate. 

I did paint the bottom piece of the truck but I ended up placing pattern paper on top of it. 

Add your shaker bits to the inside of the Mini Shaker Vintage Truck and add your glue around the chipboard frame. Add the bottom piece and press firmly to make sure you adhere all around the truck. 

Now we are finished with this cute little Mini Shaker Vintage Truck

Now its time to use this fun "Hello Fall Stencil" from Clear Scraps. I saw this in the shop and had to get it. For the FALL portion of the stencil I used TH Distress Ink Vintage Photo. 

For the "hello" portion I did a I used Distress inks Scattered Straw, Carved Pumpkin and Vintage Photo. I wanted a gradient look to the word "hello" so I placed the scattered straw up high on the word and in the middle of the word I used carved pumpkin and for the bottom of the word I did vintage photo. 

Next I took a pen and traced around the words Hello Fall Stencil while the stencil was still on, I wanted to give the words more definition. I think it helps a lot.

See here after I finished using the pen to trace the words "hello FALL" I really like how it gave the words more definition and it looks nice. Next I placed foam tape on the back of the Mini Shaker Vintage Truck and Chipboard Oak Tree. I did add some pumpkin stickers to the back of the truck, I think it looks so cute. 

Next I attached the decorate paper to the inside of the frame by using glue dots behind the paper in each corner, burnish the corners down and now its secure. 

Next I added some flowers and leaves I had in my stash and glued them on, and I added a small pumpkin stack in between the A & L. 

Now its all finished. 

Thank you so much for joining me today. I hope you liked this wonderful Hello Fall Project using the wonderful supplies from Clear Scraps. If you like anything you see in the blog just press on the product name as it's linked to the store it will take you directly to that product. 

Wishing you all a great day and Happy Crafting. 

Links to supplies -

Mini Shaker Vintage Truck

Hello Fall Stencil

Chipboard Oak Tree.