Sweety Bird Treat Bottle

Delight a special friend with a bottle of sweets.   GlueFoil and GlueFilm make it quick and easy to send someone a cheery hello!

Print Project Instructions

Supplies:

4” x 11 ¾” piece of Glue Foil in Aluminum

2 5/8” x 11 5/8” piece of Glue Film

8 ½ x 11” piece of Glue Film

Adirondack Acrylic Paint Dabbers in Mountain Rose, Red Pepper, and Salmon (Ranger Industries)

Adirondack Pigment Inkpad in Pitch Black (Ranger Industries)

Adirondack Archival Inkpad in Russet (Ranger Industries)

Inkssentials White Opaque Pen (Ranger Industries)

Admire patterned paper, cut into a  2 ¾” x 11 ¾” rectangle (Basic Grey)

Crush patterned paper, cut into a 1 3/8” x 2” oval (Basic Grey)

“Hello” stamp, (Fiskars)

Small swirl stamp,  Heidi Grace Designs (Fiskars)

Threading Water Border Punch (Fiskars)

Bazzill Basics Painted Desert Cardstock cut into a 1 ¾” x 2 ¼” scalloped oval

Maya Road Chipboard bird and wing

Stampscapes Large Swirl Stamp

6” length of aqua ribbon

Black fine tip marker

Gold metallic marker

Craft Iron

Scissors

Instructions:

1. Paint the chipboard bird and wing with the Mountain Rose, Red Pepper, and Salmon paint dabbers.
2. When dry, stamp the bird and wing with the large swirl stamp using the Jet Black inkpad, then add dots and swirls with the white Inkssentials pen.  Use the black fine tip marker to add the eye, and color the beak with the gold metallic paint pen.
3. Stamp the “Hello” and the small swirls onto the patterned paper oval using the black inkpad.  Embellish the stamped images with the white pen.
4. Use the white pen to accent the scallops on the cardstock oval.
5. Use the Threading Water punch to punch the long edges of the piece of Glue Foil.  Iron the punched Glue Foil around the center of the bottle using the craft iron (use caution, the bottle and foil will get hot).
6. Rub the Russett inkpad along the edges of the 2 ¾ x 11 ¾ piece of patterned paper.
7. Center the 2 5/8” x 11 5/8” piece of Glue Film over the foil-covered portion of the bottle, place the inked patterned paper on top, and use the craft iron to iron the paper into place.
8. Cut a piece of glue film slightly smaller than the stamped oval. Place this between the two ovals and use the craft iron to adhere them together. 
   
9. Adhere the two ovals to the front of the bottle using the craft iron and another piece of Glue Film cut slightly smaller than the scalloped oval.
10. Use more Glue Film to adhere the wing to the bird, then the bird to the bottle.
11. Tie a piece of ribbon around the neck of the bottle, and fill with sweets of choice.

Print Project Instructions

“Sweety Bird Treat Bottle"
Designed for Streuter Technologies by
Rebecca Peck
©June 2008