(the party hop) diy market tote, pie box & welcome sign

If you’ve been following along this week, I’m featuring #ThePartyHop Autumn Market party that ten creative bloggers collaborated on. Today I get to show you my contribution to the party, along with a little tutorial. First, check out Confetti Sunshine’s darling Pie Boxes and Paging Supermom’s super cute Welcome Sign. Click on the links or photos below to get to the tutorials. Check back in tomorrow for our last Party Hop day!

Styling & Photo Credit: Confetti Sunshine

DIY Pie Box via Confetti Sunshine

Free Printable Welcome Sign via Paging Supermom

And last but not least, my contribution to this fabulous party – a DIY Market Tote! I broke out my Silhouette Cameo and got to play with Silhouette’s flocked heat transfer fabric (you know that soft fuzzy material). I want to iron flocked material onto everything now! My Silhouette made this project super easy – just cut and iron! I snagged the carrot seed graphic directly from the Silhouette library, isn’t it the cutest?! These carrot seed bags would be great party favors that can be reused by your guests.

Materials

Canvas Tote Bag
Silhouette Heat Transfer Material (I used flocked yellow, flocked orange, flocked green and flocked blue)
Silhouette Cameo
Iron

Instructions

Step 1: Find the “Carrot Seed Pack” graphic in the Silhouette library. Separate the layers and cut each layer out of the corresponding color. You’ll see that I changed the colors and omitted a few layers to make it easier to iron on a tote bag. Make sure to refer to the Heat Transfer Material box for setting instructions. I recommend doing a test cut first if you’ve never worked with heat transfer material before.

Step 2: Iron the layers, one at a time, to the tote bag. Follow the instructions on the Heat Transfer Material box, taking care not to place the iron directly on the fabric.

Step 3: Make enough tote bags for all of your party guests and enjoy!

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Vanessa

I'm Vanessa and it's my mission in life to spread my love of hot glue guns and glitter to others. I suffer from craft ADHD, regularly working on at least 10 projects at the same time and my craft room looks like a tornado hit it. My first craft book, Party in a Jar, was published in 2014. I look forward to crafting with you!

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