This week's project is brought to you by Fiskars Crafts. Now get out there and catch some Firefly's!

 

Firefly Jar (Click image to enlarge) Kelly Purkey Summer is buzzing right along, and this project is simple and fun for both the young and young at heart. Creating a decorative firefly jar is made easy with the help of this month's featured tool- the fiskars craft drill.   Required supplies: Fiskars: Round 'n Round Squeeze Punch XL, L Fiskars: Craft Drill Heidi Grace: Daydream Believer patterned paper, alpha rub-ons, icon rub-ons Heidi Grace: Baby patterned paper Heidi Grace: Midnight Kisses Heart Accents Other: Ribbon Empty Peanut Butter Jar Instructions 1.) Clean out a jar for your firefly home. I used an empty peanut butter container. Punch two circles out of Daydream Believer and Baby patterned paper and adhere together. Rub "we love fireflies" using alpha rub-ons. 2.) Cut out a dragonfly body from patterned paper and adhere to circles. Add epoxy heart accents for wings. Adhere circles to the jar. Rub on icons around the sides of the jar. 3.) Drill holes into the top of the jar using the Craft Drill. Tie ribbon around the top   Find All of our Past Weekly Projects Right Here!   Gifts Layout and Thank You Card   Oceanside Project Holiday Greeting Cards   Sanctuary Cards Halloween Treat Tag   Birthday Crowns Trick or Treat   Travel Journal Punch Art Photo Collage   Thank You Accordion Card Thanksgiving Dinner Placecards   Peace Beach Boy   Butterfly Fun Present Album   Spring Place Cards Lucky   Tree Canvas Hometown   My Precious Two BBQ

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