Welcome to my stop on the Club Scrap Lagoon Blog Hop. If you'd like to start at the beginning of the Club Scrap hop, click HERE.
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| Retrieving the Message In A Bottle from my post box. |
Did you know you can ship just about anything through the mail as long as it has a proper address? Just for fun, I mailed this bottle containing a message to my daughter.
Purchase a corked flat plastic bottle at a local craft store.
Add a variety of items including, Lagoon Shell Sequins and Mini Bottle, beads, seashells, confetti, a mini umbrella, and of course a message on rolled up paper.
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| Items included in the bottle. |
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| Message created with Club Scrap's Lagoon UM stamps. |
Make sure the rolled message extends into the neck of the bottle to ensure that the recipient can remove it easily.
Wrap Washi Tape and a small rubber band around the neck and cork to prevent it from coming loose during the mailing process.
Cut two 2x4" Club Stamp Quad print panels. Add stamped images, a sentiment, and mailing information and adhere to the bottle with Bookbinding Glue.
Next on the hop, check out what Lilian at The Leaf Studio is doing with the Lagoon Collection.
Wishing you smooth sailing,
Kay
Fun bottle idea Kay!
ReplyDeleteAlways love seeing all your little details.
Thanks so much Hetty!
DeleteI LOVE this!! Also I have shipped stuff in altered coke bottles many many times. I am sure your post office had fun with this.
ReplyDeleteOh the altered coke bottle idea sounds really cool, thank you Annette!
DeleteI wonder what everyone was thinking at the post office when they processed your mailed message in a bottle. I'll bet it brought a LOT of smiles!
ReplyDeleteThat cool quote from the Jumbo UM Stamps fit on the outside of the bottle so nicely opposite of the address label, so hoping our letter carrier also enjoyed it!
DeleteWhat a cute idea, and cute bottle! :)
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Cheryl
Thank you Cheryl :)
DeleteYou taught me something new...I had no idea you could mail something like that! My nieces love sending and receiving mail. This will be a fun craft day at Aunt Wendy's! Thanks for sharing your creativity!
ReplyDeleteWell I feel lucky to have taught you something new! How fun is that?!?! I really didn't think the bottle would arrive looking basically the same as I mailed it, was nice. Just remember to leave room for the postage or meter strip.
DeleteNO FREAKING WAY! I'm so gonna do this for my nieces and nephew! You are the master, Kay!
ReplyDeleteOh your nieces and nephew will love it, it's easy but novel and something they will remember.
DeleteGreat idea...wish my son would appreciate it 😁
ReplyDeleteMaybe if the bottle was large enough to hold bacon or beef jerky? Ha!
DeleteFantastic! I read a chick lit book about a single rubber stamper who ends getting together withh the postman because of all the crazy things she sent/received in the mail. Who wouldn't want t
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DeleteSuch a fun idea, I always loved the idea of sending fun stuff like this through the mail. :)
ReplyDeleteYour daughter will absolutely love it. So clever!
ReplyDeleteO.M.G! What a super cute idea! I'm totally doing this more my nieces and nephew!
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