Sorry, I didn't get a chance to totally finish the Hot Air Balloon as I hoped. I've been trying to crank out CHA samples and keep up my blog so the finishing touches will just have to wait. LOL!
Instead of a stepped out tutorial I did a video tour of the Hot Air Ballon and talked about the details of how it was made. I hope the video helps those of you who want to try this fun project.
Here we go....
The supply list for everything I used is below...
Supplies Found At The Craft Store:
Glass Christmas Ornament
Wire
Brads
Fabric for Sandbags
Supplies Found At Inspiration Emporium:
Thanks For Coming By! See Y'all Soon!
Jim
The Gentleman Crafter
Hi Jim,
ReplyDeleteOnce again I love your work, the hot air balloon is absolutely spectacular. I don't know how you come up with them let alone figuring out how to put it together but I continue to be amazed :) p.s. I don't know if you are aware or not but when I clicked on your name over on the G45 blog the link took me to your old typepad site? don't know if it matters to you or not but thought I would mention it just in case. I knew where to find you anyway LOL, happy crafting and looking forward to your CHA projects! Valerie
Jim, Jim, Jim, Another amazing project! Why can't my brain think of things like these? Somehow the good Lord blessed you with a brain that doesn't seem to quit coming up with idea after idea. You are so kind to share it with all of us. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWow. That was way easier than I thought. Thanks for the video.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Jim! I'm absolutely going to borrow this brilliant and gorgeous idea to create a gift for the hosts of a YuleSteam party in Reno, NV!
ReplyDeleteWow fantastic ! that is going on my to-do list ! Thank you so much for being so inspirational
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love it! The only thing that it needs is Santa, his bag of toys and a tree. You are going to give Hallmark a run for their money!
ReplyDeleteFabo, Jimbo!!! Loved seeing how you made this awesome project! I really, really like it and just might have to run over to M's to get a ball ornament. It really does look easy, peasy...and not to pricey. I hope you didn't buy up all the faucet knobs and clock keys...need those, too.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the video!! I know it takes time to make and then upload so it's all the more appreciated. YOU ROCK!!
Hot air balloons are so wonderful anyway, but the one you came up with is outstanding. Steampunk is so imaginatie--right up your alley. Your idea with Santa with goggles and his toy sack is perfect. When you have that finished, please remember to show us all. Love the design--perfect job.
ReplyDeleteSuper cool Jim! TFS the deets! love it!
ReplyDeleteLOVE...LOVE...LOVE...YOU DID IT AGAIN...SOOOOO CUTE.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea, might have a go and make one....Francesca
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea! I have a DIL who would just love, love love this, that is if I decided to make one for her and not keep it myself lol. Thanks so much for sharing, love the idea :)
ReplyDeleteI love it!! Can't wait to try it myself!! So steampunk
ReplyDeleteYou're a genious ! Simply a genious !
ReplyDeleteFabienne
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That is absolutely amazing! I love it! Would love one but I am afraid that the Twin tabbies of terror (my kitties) would attempt to take a ride in it if I made one :O ...Thanx so much for sharing and for all of the inspiration...Love your work
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I completely and totally love this!
ReplyDeleteLuv this Jim. What a fabulous tree ornament. Must try one of these. It will be a great addition to tree this year. Thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteMarcie
Hey Jim, Caroline from UK again!! Just watched the video for your Steampunk hot air balloon. Fabulous the way you come up with these ideas. Great tutorial & so nice to put a voice to the cheeky face!! Take care & thank you.
ReplyDeleteJim this is awesome wonderful and creative design of Hot Air Balloon. Hope you have a good day.
ReplyDeleteI'm at a loss for words.... oh my.... your creativity is Amazing!
ReplyDeleteWOW...this look crazy...i love it...!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice christmastime...Kerstin from Germany
Very cool...and fun! Thank you for sharing your project, it does look easy now that you've explained it all. It came out great! (I came over from EPBOT. :))
ReplyDeleteGreat post, and great website. Thanks for the information!
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