Here is the rest of the FotoBella creations I made and the Tutorial on how to make a paper fortune cookies. I used FotoBella's BoBunny's Serenity I want it all bundle. So much came with it. Tons of really nice paper, brads, buttons, charms. two packs of stickers, stamps, jewels, Dimensional Stickers, rub-ons, Layered chipboard, journal tags and more chipboard stickers......
I would love to have an outside party Asian food of course... using the lanterns in the trees and the fortune cookie gift boxes as take homes. So fun.
If you would like to see the whole collection you can find it live on FotoBella's Blog.
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Fortune Cookie Tutorial
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What you will need:
Paper Bo Bunny
Serenity I Want It All Bundle. I used Serenity Tomoko Side B.
Paper circle punch or
pencil and scissors.
Hot Glue Gun or
Ranger Wonder Tape.
Fortune Cookie
Fortunes…. There is a link below.
STEP 1
Start by tracing a
circle on the paper or Punch out a circle. Any circle from about 3-4"
works well. These are 3”.
STEP 2
Fold the circle in
half, but do not crease the circle.
STEP 3
Hold the paper as
shown and begin the folding process. Keep in mind that I had to take the photo,
so normally your other hand would be holding the opposite side together.
STEP 4
Bring the two sides
together. They look more realistic, if you do not fold them in half, but
rather, off-center. You want to do this before you apply adhesive.
STEP 5
I recommend a strong
adhesive, because of the pressure on the sides. I used Hot Glue and you could
also use two strips of Wonder Tape. Keep the pieces small enough, so they do
not show.
STEP 6
Bring the sides
together again, and there you have a paper cookie. You are finished.
I printed off
fortunes from this site: Fortune Cookie Sayings. If you are wanting the boxes shown
above I used my Silhouette Cameo SD and you can find the cutting files from
Silhouette Shop.
Thanks and wishing
you good fortune.
Sarinda
Super cool! Love the paper fortune cookie! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeletefun fun idea, thanks for sharing the tut. hugs
ReplyDeleteThese are soooo cool. My sister is a teacher and takes her class to a Chinese Restaurant for Chinese New Year each year and teaches lessons to them too. (She can hand out cute fortunes to the kids..) Thank you for sharing those directions and link!
ReplyDeleteWelcome Welcome......
ReplyDeleteThat is A PERFECT reason of why I share...
Happy Smiles.
xoxo
Sarinda