Saturday, December 3, 2011

Helmar Holiday Hop - Grace's Decorate on a Dollar


It’s that time of year where we all start thinking of the holidays so what better way to get your Holiday spirit than a great HelmarHoliday Hop? Filled with so much Holiday cheer and some amazing projects featuring all the different Helmar Adhesives.
Hello everyone and welcome to my stop on the Helmar HolidayHop. If you have been following along, you should have hopped here from Connie Mercer’s blog. If not, you just have to stop at the Helmar Blog and start from the beginning. There are goodies along the way and we don’t want you to miss a thing.

My Project today will be brief. I know you have a lot of blogs to hit will all the wonderful projects we will be showing off today! This holiday wreath is small but stunning. 



I want to tell you a bit about these products.
  • The Zapdots are fantastic to add dimension. 
  • The Gemstone glue works well on all gemstones but my favorite thing to use it on is glitter since it dries completely clear and lets the sparkle of the glitter shine!
  • The Remove - Well... it's just awesome at what it does. There is a video demonstration at the bottom  of this post.
  • And Helmar Premium Craft Glue - This stuff is awesome I love it for most of my crafty projects.

Below is a photo of the main supplies. I added a few more embellishments. To see an older post on how to make a larger version of these wreaths please click HERE. Instead of a larger foam wreath I glued these cones to a piece of book page 3" square and mad the point of the cones touch in the center. The cones are made of 3" squares too.


After making your wreath. Brush Helmar's Gemstone Glue on where you wish the glitter to be. Sprinkle it with glitter and let dry. Supper easy and it always looks so great when your done!

I built up 4 Zapdots in the center of this wreath to base the center embellishments off of. It is so sturdy and nice and tall.  The adhesive on these puppies is strong and lasts forever! I have not hand any of these release their adhesive like I have with other brands of foam dimensionals.

Now let me show you that Remove magic! 



EDIT: many of you have been asking so here is where you can get the REMOVE Cleaner. Go to Helmar's Blog at the end of this blog hop and look down the left hand side. Main retailers are there and all of our online ones also. Happy Helmar Holidays everyone!

Make sure you leave a comment at every stop because the elves of Helmar will be giving away prizes to some lucky Helmar fans. Now hop on over to Michelle Wallace’s blog to see another amazing Helmar Holiday project. The Holiday Hop will be open for comments until 11:59P.S.T December 4th , so take a look and enjoy a little holiday spirit from all of us on the Helmar Team. Thanks again for stopping by today and Happy Holidays
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77 comments:

  1. My grandchildren and I will have some fun with this project, thankyou for sharing

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  2. What a fun project and so effective... might have to make some like this I think!!!
    Sammi
    xxx

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  3. Tish, I am so copying you on this! elegant and affordable and I can make them blue and white for Hanukkah! Love this blog hop, I am going to be in a creative frenzy for the next three weeks!

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  4. Your holiday wreaths are so festive and fun! Thanks for the little video, too.

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  5. Such beautiful wreaths! TFS =)

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  6. Love these small wreaths. I am now inspired to make some TFS and the demo on the remove.
    Debbie

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  7. Very pretty Grace! I got some old books from the thrift store the other day so I will be CASE'ing you! thanks for the inspiration! :)

    Hugs,
    True :D

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  8. Grace these look so pretty! Thank you for the inspiration!
    Kindest regards,
    Jennifer

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  9. Oh wow!!!! So sweet !altogether....these are lovely Grace!

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  10. Very pretty.

    pruttybird at comcast dot net

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  11. Love your wreath, fabulous job!! Thanks for the video on the Remove magic, that something I could definitely use!! Thanks

    miller896042 at bellsouth dot net

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  12. Loving this project! I could see adding these as present toppers as well! Thank you for the inspiration!

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  13. Beautiful project and great video on the cleaner!!

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  14. I love this! I love ornaments and this is very nice!

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  15. Those little wreaths are so cute...been seeing them lately and definitely want to try! Also, thanks for the share on the REMOVE...looks like it works a lot faster than Goof Off! New Follower! Shannon_Corbin@live.com

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  16. Oh my, I LOVE your project and hope I get a chance to imitate it. HOWEVER, the video demonstration on Helmar's REMOVE product was AMAZING. I think I need this stuff NOW and hope I can find some today at my Michael's. My craft table is a MESS and I can't get it clean with anything. I bought a clear mat to cover up the goo but I still hate looking at it. TODAY.... I must .... find .... some ......

    Merry Christmas!!

    Fondly,
    Ellen ♥ CardMonkey
    http://cardmonkey-business.blogspot.com
    E-mail: cardmonkey@comcast.net

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  17. I love your pretty little wreaths. I am excited to find out Remove. I know I have to have it. Thanks for attaching the video.

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  18. Yes it might be small but it is stunning!!!

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  19. Grace I just love your little wreaths. Very clever idea. Thanks for the video on the Remove. I've never used it before and now can't wait to get some.

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  20. this is beautiful! I have a seen a couple of these wreaths, but yours is my favorite. I would love to try one.

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  21. I want to try these!! So very pretty!

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  22. Adorable wreath! Love how quick and easy it is to create something lovely! TFS

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  23. Thanks for showing how to use the Helmar products - I need visuals!

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  24. those are beautiful thanks for the inspiration

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  25. These are so beautiful! Thank you!!

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  26. Stunning! I love the whole project. Thanks for the tip on the Remove.
    ;)

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  27. Thanks for sharing. These may be small but easy and beautiful. Thanks for sharing info on Remover.

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  28. You make the prettiest of things Gracie Girl. I am going to have to try to make a few of these as ornaments. Thanks for always giving me inspiration.

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  29. Absolutely AMAZING what you can make for pennies ... this wreath idea is SO LOVELY! And SO doable! Thanks so much for this clever wall decor idea!

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  30. I love this project! So clever and gorgeous!

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  31. These are so pretty! I may have to give it a try this weekend! Great idea!

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  32. I love using old stuff to make new stuff. Love this project!!! and yours is beautiful:):)

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  33. This is FANTASTIC!!! So cool. Thank you so much for the wonderful inspiration. I can't wait to try this.

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  34. Very cute project. Very creative. Thanks for sharing. jeannett_mcgee@comcast.net

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  35. Love this project. Such great talent!

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  36. Loved your wreath idea and the Remove works wonderful!
    quilt 4 fun 2 at hot mail dot com

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  37. These are beautiful, thanks for the inspiration!

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  38. These are wonderful - I love projects that look like they can be finished in one sitting!

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  39. These are beautiful little cone wreaths, love that you used pages from books! The hanging red ribbon is gorgeous too!

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  40. I learned a lot of product info from your project! Thank you

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  41. Love the look of these wreaths! Beautifully done!

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  42. Just beautiful Grace, another that is definitely on my to do list! xxx

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  43. Just beautiful. Not only affordable but easy too! Thank you for the inspiration!

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  44. Thank you for this great project...it's been added to my to do list!

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  45. very cute :) thanks for the inspiration

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  46. I love your wreath! Thanks for sharing!

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  47. Hi Grace A quick question How did you make the wreath part ? What size was your paper and do you have another post featuring how you fold them and put them together ?

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  48. looking forward to making these :) Thank you for sharing

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  49. Hi Grace, this is an absolutely gorgeous project, thanks so much for the inspiration.

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  50. I've seen large versions of this, but I love the mini version. So much fun!

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  51. absolutely gorgeous...i'll make these for sure...thanks

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  52. Love how you made that flower with the rolled up papers. I must try this :)

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  53. Grace, these are adorable and sooo beautiful. The size makes them even more delectable!
    Thanks for sharing the great advise and creativity!

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  54. Just what I love inexpensive projects to do with my daughter

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  55. I love your project. Perfect for ornaments.

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  56. This looks easy and the results are lovely. I appreciate all of the tips about the products.

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  57. Thanks for sharing this wonderful rolled paper wreath -- so sweet!
    Your video on the Helmar Remove really showcased how amazing this product is -- wow!

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  58. Love the rolled paper and have some piano sheet music of Christmas songs that I plan on scanning. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  59. I so love this. amazing project Grace!!

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  60. I just LOVE this project. I now have this post bookmarked for future reference! :)

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  61. So very pretty. I have been collecting old books and love the rolled paper wreath.

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  62. So very cute!!!
    Oh, and thanks for the tip on the remove! I've used so many Helmar products, bet never the Remove. I now know I need to buy some! :)

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  63. Fun technique for putting a wreath together. Thanks for sharing.

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  64. thanks for sharing info about the remover. I never knew it existed :o !!

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  65. Cute project and great demo on the Remove!

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  66. Love these! Yet another 'flower' to add to my growing collection! These are way cool indeed!
    scrapthis @ aol dot com

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  67. WTG - excellent ornaments!! love that glue remover too!!

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  68. These are adorable! I've seen them around and seriously need to try to make one now! :D

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  69. Lovely Christmas decoration idea.

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  70. I love these in the smaller size! Thanks for the wonderful idea!

    smilesmoore2 atverizon dotnet

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  71. Beautiful project. I'm visiting from Carolyn King's blog.

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Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know how you feel about this post. I hope you enjoyed your time here and will come back and view more. Don't forget to fallow my blog to keep updated with new projects and ideas.
~ Grace ~