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Craft Attitude Faux Chalkboard Canning Jar

17 Jun

I have been working with a really cool new product called Craft Attitude. It is a printable film that conforms to the shape of what is under it. You just print your desired photo, text or images on Craft Attitude using your inkjet printer. Then simply adhere the film with a glue stick or spray adhesive to your base- paper, lampshade, fabric, etc.


As you might know, I love working with matboard. For years I have been trying to figure out how I could print on it. Matboard is way too thick to fit through a printer and could not pass through the rollers since it is so rigid. FINALLY, there is a solution… You can print on Craft Attitude, adhere it to matboard, and it looks just like it has been printed on! 


I decided to use my Sizzix ScoreBoard Canning Jars die as a base for some Fourth of July favors using this Jar die, matboard and Craft Attitude. 


The Canning Jar dies are now available at your local scrapbook stores or on the Sizzix site. They are a great value because you get two jar sizes on one die- a pint and quart- also two metal lids and an insert piece to make it 3D!

Print out the desired artwork for your project on Craft Attitude using 
an inkjet printer. There are actually nine versions of the Attitude lines- 
Quilt Attitude, Craft, Decor, Flower, Scrapbooking, Jewelry, Flower, Wood
and Shoe, but all of the film is the same, so any kind that you buy will work.
 
Die cut a piece of plastic from your die packaging in the shape of the larger jar. 
Tape it in position on your die. Line up your printed work with the hole in the 
plastic and make sure the design fits correctly. Roll through die cut machine.
Assemble 3D jars following directions on die packaging. Just add tape 
to the tabs on the inner well and place jar front and back on, then add lids.
 Print a faux chalkboard label with black background and glue on

off white matboard. I also outlined the die with a white pen. However, as 
with many craft projects, this went a little wrong… the white was TOO white, 
so I added a very light yellow copic marker on top of the white lines. I wound 
up actually liking this because it gave that kind of blurred effect that 
chalkboard has. So all is well 🙂



Die cut and adhere to box. Tie twine around the top of the jar. 

Add metallic painted lid and adhere with strong adhesive.
Think of all the ways this can be used! I can’t wait to explore the options further. 

Would you like to try Craft Attitude? If so, click on the link in the sidebar- there is free shipping right now but not sure how long it will run. Thanks for stopping by…

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Comments

  1. Anne R says

    June 17, 2016 at 11:46 am

    Your jars look amazing Eileen in their 4th July attire! That Craft Attitude looks like pretty nifty stuff…

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  1. Happy Fourth of July says:
    July 4, 2014 at 2:48 pm

    […] my yard. I used one of my Sizzix dies and Craft Attitude to make this project. See how to make it here. (Also this die is on sale right now for $25.99 at […]

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I grew up in a big family where there was always an art project in the works. Learning to think creatively has been a huge benefit throughout my life: from thirteen military moves and raising four children to developing product lines for craft manufacturers. Come visit and see a slice of my life...
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