Hey girl, hey! I’m so stinkin’ excited over this release. Dave has been busy filling the Woodshop with some awesome pieces and I can’t wait to share them with you! Check the entire release out here!
We are crafting with the Reindeer and Chicken Ornament Pair and the Festive Light Shelf Sitters today. Just click on the names or images of the projects and you’ll go right to them!
You might want to watch today’s video because besides Dave, we have a special guest!
Supplies:
Lizzy and Erin Woodshop: Reindeer and Chicken ornament Pair and Festive Light Shelf Sitters
Amazon: Distress Oxide Ink, Mod Podge, POSCA paint marker, Sharpie Creative Markers, DAP Rapid Fuse glue Click here to check out my crafting essentials (This is an Amazon affiliate link and I may receive a small compensation for items purchased from this link.)
Milton’s Daughter: Debi’s Design Diary: White Swan
Here’s how it’s going:

Let’s make it!
Dave is busy painting his chicken ornament and I painted my background with White Swan. I watered the White Swan down a little so it wouldn’t fill in the words.
I’m actually USING GLITTER on my reindeer! Glitter, y’all! Dave suggested it for the antlers and I painted them with Mod Podge then blinged them out!

I glued the ornament together with Rapid Fuse, and used red twine as a hanger for the reindeer. I later added a red nose with paint, but I’m probably going to use a tiny pom pom.
Dave used Distress Oxide Ink to make the chicken wire background! That’s genius, y’all! He just tapped the ink pad until he had the criss cross effect.
He used paint markers to paint the chicken details and a silver pen for the “makin’ a list, chicken it twice” words.

Next up: Festive Light Shelf Sitters. I used my paint markers to paint them.

But look who showed up! It’s Lizzy, y’all! Lizzy is busy resting while her baby grows, so we are excited to have her visit today’s live video!

We had a fun time today, and here are our finished projects!

Let me know in the comments what your favorites are! We appreciate all of your comments!
Thanks so much for stopping by,
XOXO-Erin


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