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Giveaway – Artistcellar supplies and how to stencil stepping stones

November 2, 2015 by Stefanie Girard

prize

Enter to win:

-A 7×10 canson MM journal

-A set of Stabilo Pencils,

-Fude Ball Pen

-Pentel Stylo Pen

-A set of 4 Pitt Pens

-Chakra Series 6×6 stencils

-And three paints from Dina Wakley’s Media Line

Leave a comment in today’s post by November 11th, 2015 and you are in the running for this great collection of Artistcellar supplies. Open to U. S. residents only please.

I am a HUGE fan of stencils and this Cathedral Series is beautiful! Pop on over to Scrapbooking.com for the tutorial on how to dress up stepping stones with stencils.

4. cathedral window series stencil

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Comments

  1. Margay says

    November 5, 2015 at 10:47 am

    My sister is really into stenciling and I always wanted to try it. Those stepping stones look cool!

  2. Scatter says

    November 5, 2015 at 12:00 pm

    Love the stepping stones! What a wonderful idea! Thanks for sharing!

  3. Joan Kubes says

    November 5, 2015 at 11:23 pm

    This looks like a great project for me!

  4. Becky Bilyeu says

    November 6, 2015 at 2:21 pm

    what a great idea stenciling stepping stones, i have painted words on bricks before but hadn’t thought of stenciling stepping stones i will have to try this! Hope I win your wonderful selection of goodies to help me out with this great project! Thanks so much

  5. Rebecca Steele says

    November 6, 2015 at 3:05 pm

    What an awesome prize package! Fingers and toes crossed!!!

  6. molly z says

    November 6, 2015 at 5:45 pm

    This is a great starter set thatl wwill work great wwitth my new GELLI PLATE set. I hope I win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Wow what a cccchaance

  7. Steph says

    November 7, 2015 at 10:19 pm

    Was dreading the thought of having to make stepping stones. All I could think of was mosaic which was going to be a project! This looks great! Thanks for sharing.

  8. leda says

    November 7, 2015 at 11:33 pm

    Ohhh! Chakra stencils! Very nice! Good luck, y’all!

  9. loeyp says

    November 8, 2015 at 7:33 pm

    Fabulously dressed stepping stones!

  10. kim says

    November 8, 2015 at 8:27 pm

    What a fabulous giveway. My daughter would love this.

  11. Lynne James says

    November 8, 2015 at 9:10 pm

    Hi would love to win this to stencil my new srtepping stones for my new house…………………….

  12. Kathy Coon says

    November 9, 2015 at 6:22 pm

    Amazing prize! Most of the items are on my wishlist. Thanks for the chance to win so many treasures!

  13. Carmen N says

    November 10, 2015 at 6:02 pm

    Those are great looking stepping stones! Thanks for the giveaway

  14. Shana Roberts Conroy says

    November 10, 2015 at 6:43 pm

    How wonderful would this be! I have just recently been able to try the Dina paints and fell in love with them! Thank you for the opportunity!

  15. Laura Shortall Bockoven says

    November 16, 2015 at 12:18 pm

    I was just looking at these beautiful stencils last night but alas could not buy them. They are gorgeous. I think Dina Wakeley’s thick acrylic would give a beautiful crisp look.

  16. Susan says

    November 25, 2015 at 7:31 am

    Love the stencils. Thanks for the tutorial.

  17. leila hooper says

    November 29, 2015 at 8:40 am

    Great stuff! These look wonderful.

  18. Natalie Matos says

    November 29, 2015 at 11:33 am

    I have one of their stencils already, they’re beautiful, would love to add some more supplies

  19. Karen says

    November 29, 2015 at 10:17 pm

    Very nice stencils.

  20. Jenny Sullivan says

    November 30, 2015 at 6:56 pm

    WOW! What a fabulous give away. Thanks

  21. willow cartwright says

    December 1, 2015 at 7:27 am

    Way too late to enter…drat! Love these stencils!

  22. Mariiynne says

    December 5, 2015 at 1:47 pm

    Thanks for the chance to win these beautiful stencils-I’m an addict!!!!

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Have you read?

30 Brilliant Uses for Empty Pill Bottles You Probably Haven’t Tried Yet

Creative and Practical Ways to Reuse Pill Bottles Around the Home

Let’s be honest—those little orange pill bottles multiply like rabbits in the back of the medicine cabinet. And if you’re anything like me, tossing them feels wasteful. They’re sturdy, compact, and practically begging to be reused. So rather than sending them to landfill purgatory, let’s put them to good use!

Here are 30 clever, crafty, and completely practical ways to reuse pill bottles—from home hacks to travel tips and even a few creative craft ideas your grandkids will love.

Home Organization Hacks

  1. Spare change stash
    Pop it in your car’s cup holder, and you’ll never be caught short for a parking meter again.
  2. Emergency sewing kit
    A couple of needles, thread, tiny scissors, and a spare button fit perfectly.
  3. Tiny hardware holder
    Nails, screws, washers—no more rummaging through random tins in the garage.
  4. Safety pin storage
    Stop chasing scattered pins in the bottom of your junk drawer.
  5. Toothpick travel case
    Because no one wants loose toothpicks rolling around in their handbag.
  6. Matches + striking strip
    Glue a match striker to the lid and toss it in your camping kit.
  7. Mini first-aid kit
    Band-aids, alcohol wipes, and a few painkillers—all in one waterproof spot.
  8. USB or SD card holder
    Label the lid and keep your data safe and dry.

Craft & DIY Ideas

  1. Bead storage
    Perfect for sorting small amounts by color or type.
  2. Glitter containment
    Finally, a way to store glitter without it taking over your whole craft drawer.
  3. DIY travel paint pots
    A little dab of acrylic in each bottle = no mess on the go.
  4. Mini crayon case
    Snap a few crayons in half and toss them in for road trip fun.
  5. Yarn needle case
    Stop losing your large eye needles in the couch cushions!
  6. Button collector
    Keep vintage buttons or those extras from clothing tags neatly sorted.
  7. DIY air freshener
    Punch holes in the lid, fill with baking soda and essential oils, and tuck into smelly corners.

Gardening & Outdoors

  1. Seed storage
    Keep heirloom seeds labeled and moisture-free between seasons.
  2. DIY watering scoop
    Cut the bottom off and use it to water seedlings gently.
  3. Slug bait traps
    Fill with beer, bury level with soil. Say goodbye to slug-munched lettuce.
  4. Travel spice holder
    Take your garden herbs camping with labeled, sealed bottles.

Travel & Purse Essentials

  1. Earbud holder
    No more tangled cords in the bottom of your handbag.
  2. Travel pill sorter
    Instead of dragging the whole cabinet, portion out what you need.
  3. Hair ties and bobby pins
    A small bottle keeps these sneaky little things together.
  4. Lotion or sunscreen decanter
    Much cheaper (and smaller) than travel bottles from the store.
  5. Jewelry protection
    Pop your rings or earrings in a cotton-padded bottle while swimming or traveling.
  6. Breath mint container
    No more rattling Tic Tac boxes—just sleek and quiet.

Kids, Pets, & Emergency Prep

  1. Pet treats
    Handy for walks or training sessions. Clip to your keychain or leash.
  2. DIY “I’m bored” game pieces
    Write fun challenges on slips of paper and store them for school holidays.
  3. Mini flashlight storage
    Tuck in a tiny torch and a few batteries—great for glove compartments or emergency kits.
  4. Tooth fairy bank
    My kids used to leave the tooth and the bottle under the pillow. Easier for the fairy to find!
  5. Message in a bottle
    Classic beach day fun. Bonus points for sealing it with wax.

A Quick Safety Note

If you’re using old prescription bottles, make sure to remove or cover the label completely—personal info should stay your business. And give each bottle a good wash before repurposing.

There’s something deeply satisfying about finding new life for old things. It’s frugal, clever, and let’s be honest—there’s a certain joy in telling someone, “Oh this? It’s just a pill bottle I upcycled.”

Have you found a genius way to reuse pill bottles? Share it in the comments or tag us @CraftGossip on Pinterest or Facebook—we’d love to see your ideas!

 

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