Friday, June 4, 2010

Island Tiki Drink Hut

I really had fun with this 3D - it's great when it just all comes together.......not much re-doing!!! Yay!!! This project was inspired by Amy @ www.pickledpaperdesigns.blogspot.com This is my version using the Cheers to You stamp set. Finished project size is 4" x 4" x 1-1/4". Using the Bog Shot Box #2 die as the base, the roof was built up...............the rest is decor.

Side view:

Which drink is yours...............????


For this hut (treat box), ya gotta get the treats from the bottom: cut (3) 1" x 3" Island Oasis DSP to cover the nuggets.

Back of hut:

How to make this Drink Hut:
(1) Natural Ivory CS Cut Big Shot Box #2

(1) 4" x 4" So Saffron CS Roof Top
(1) 3-1/2 X 4-1/2" Old Olive CS front skit, crimped and randomly cut 1/4" wide and 1/4" away from the top edge.
(1) 1-1/8" x 3-1/2 Island Oasis DSP for Box lid
(2) 1-3/4" x 1-1/8" Island Oasis DSP for Sides of Box
(2) 1-3/4" x 3-1/2" Island Oasis DSP for front/back box.
(1) 1" Circle: use scrap Whisper White CS for stamped message
(1) 1-1/4" Circle Rose Red punched to back the stamped message
(4) wooden skewers

Left photo: put the 4"x4" roof through the SU Exclusive Square Lattice Embossing Folder. Randomly cut fringe at an angle about 1/2" deep and ruffle up. Set aside.
Right photo: Adhere the Island Oasis DSP. Clip "v" on (4) sides of the lid

Left photo: clip "v' on (2) sides each of the box extensions to allow for the skewers.
Right photo: using a pencil, lightly mark the center the of lid underneath (about 5/8") to position the drinks - see pink arrow


Left photo: using a straight edge and craft knife, cut a slit through the box lid and attached DSP 1/2" away from the lid edge.
Right photo: Position and adhere wood skewers with clear tape (or you can use crystal effects). A clear ruler is used to line up the skewers so they are straight. 2" should be exposed above the box line.

Left photo: skewers and slit. All 4 skewers should be exposed 2"
Right photo: apply sticky tape to the front of the box. See pink arrow. Remove sticky tape backing and apply crimped Old Olive CS: "gathering the paper to the opposite end.

Left photo: Prepare drinks: place all (3) drinks on the acrylic block, stamp using Staz On ink
Right photo: Use a Aqua painter brush for the drinks. Carefully cut out outline of drinks as shown, leaving a 1/2" extension at the bottom of the drinks.


Left photo: Slip the completed drink trio into the cut slit on the box lid. Remove sticky tape to secure on inside lid. Add a small amount of Sticky tape to the lid to secure the lid to the box since treats will be obtained from the underside of the box. Now roof can be attached using mini glue dots positioned on the skewers.
Right photo: use black ink to stamp message, Punch with 1" Circle Punch. Punch 1-1/4" Circle in Rose Red CS for backing and pop with a dimensional, attach to left side of hut corner.

Apply a variety of punch flowers to the hut edge with mini glue dots. Project is complete.
Note: a white gel pen was used for the center of the flowers....but it pooped out on me..........grrrr..............
Supplies:
  • Stamps: Cheers to you
  • CS: Naturals Ivory, Whisper White, So Saffron, Rose Red, Tempting Turquoise, Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive, Island Oasis DSP
  • Ink: Black, Staz-On Black, Real Red, Old Olive, Only Orange, Summer Sun, More Mustard, Pixie Pink, Basic Grey
  • Accys: SU Exclusive Square Lattice Embossing Folder, Big Shot Box #2 Die, Spring Flower Bouquet (retired), 1" circle Punch, 1-1/4" Circle Punch, Crimper, Aqua Painter, Sticky Tape, Dimensional.

Thank you for stopping by today..........hope you enjoyed this drink hut! Ah Yes, Have a great weekend!!

20 comments:

  1. OHMYGOODNESS you have done it again! This is adorable! My blog surfing is always stopped in my tracks when I come upon your creations. WOWZA! I LOVE this idea!!

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  2. Just went I think you couldn't possibly make anything cuter than your last project....YOU DO!
    Blows me away everytime!
    Fantastic creation Ü

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  3. I am absolutley speechless!! This is way beyond measure!! Your the bomb. OH the fun we could have together! WOW, I am still foamy at the mouth off to try and make this.

    xxoooW

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  4. Hello!

    Wow! They are right - you have outdone yourself with this wonderful project! You are a whirlwind of creativity! Great everything! :<)

    Wishing you a relaxing weekend!

    Hugs,

    Barbara Diane

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  5. Brilliant! Thanks so much for sharing!

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  6. OMGOSH! I LOV IT I LOVE IT.. I have to say, it made me stop and AHH OOHHHH all over it! Great job!!!

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  7. I just found your site and have absolutely loved checking out all your projects! Wow!! This drink hut is especially cute. Thanks for showing all of us how to recreate what you've done.

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  8. ohoho... soooo cute Patti, soo creative and stunning !
    jovita

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  9. Patti, you are so creative...I love to see your ideas...they are always good surprises. TFS!!

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  10. Patti, I'm just exhausted...I'm completely out of adjectives to describe your wonderful creations! You ar seriously one of the best out there in terms of creativy and inventivness. Bravo! Have I used that word before?? :)
    ♥ Becky

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  11. Patti- you rock!

    I have a customer appreciation bbq coming up and the theme is the new Island dsp and die cuts/boxes etc
    this will make and awesome table decoration! thank you for your inspiration!

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  12. Patti
    Thank you for sharing your instructions for both the Tiki Hut and the straw basket (without a fee). We need more demos that are willing to "SHARE" so graciously.
    Patti McDermott

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  13. Thank you so much for sharing your directions for the TIKI HUT and also the Straw BASKET (without a fee). You have set the standard for the "Statement of the Heart".

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  14. Totally over the top cute & creative.

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  15. Wow, wow!!!!The cutest treat holder I've ever seen. Absolutely fantastic!

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  16. ohh la la I love it. It is so hawaiian and fresh. Excellent idea. I never knew what to do with those cocktail glasses but you have inspired me yet again.

    Liam

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  17. Almost unbelievable!! Brilliant, so brilliant! And super thanks for showing us how you made this! Cheers to you!!

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  18. Ok, you're having WAY TO MUCH FUN with this stamp set, LOL, this is just awesome, I can't wait to try it.

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  19. What a cool idea for table decorations/favors for a fun luau! Just love how you take a theme and run with it! So much neat stuff, you have my head spinning!

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  20. This is so creative and just SO CUTE!!!

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