I just love it when I get a box in the mail from BFF.
I never know what it's going to be. *Ü* Isn't this cute?
Such a darling use for the Soda Pop Tops in the Spring Catalog.
Edited to ADD: The chain is attached to a jewelry finding that is glued on the back. Kind of like what your necklace/chain would hang from. You can find these in the jewelry aisle of any craft store.
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That's the most adorable pop top I've seen around, it's so pretty and "nicely flashy!" Great job; I love it! (How did she att. the chain to the pop top though??). Thanks for sharing; what fun!! :)
ReplyDeleteI have been in love with the soda pop tops too. I also would like to know how to get the hole. Does the paper piercing tool do the job? Thanks for showing us your scissor charm gift. Nancy B
ReplyDeleteI'M LIKING IT!!!!!!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea! I can see my customers loving this for a little thank you gift - perhaps put their names inside so they have their name on their scissors?
ReplyDeleteI too would like to know how the loop and chain are attached.
The piece that is glued to the back of the pop top is called a "bail". You can use that E600 glue to attach it. Bails can be found online and in some craft stores. The glue can be found at Michael's.
ReplyDeleteThe piece that is glued to the back of the pop top is called a "bail". You can use that E600 glue to attach it. Bails can be found online and in some craft stores. The glue can be found at Michael's.
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