Christmas Photo Booth Props DYI

We had our annual Christmas Photo Shoot this weekend. I wanted to do something fun, I went to Amazon and they had a photo booth props for $7.99 but wouldn't get here in time, I could have paid the extra for the next day shipping (but free 2 day prime is so much nicer lol) . So I had a Photo Booth Cartridge for my Circuit I used for the Emoji Party. This cartridge is the best it has a TON of different props you can use!  I made a few of the fun Christmas ones for our photo shoot. I'm so excited that my favorite dance class is having a fun party and will use them so I don't have to throw them out.

What you Need:

Photo Booth Cartridge (link above bought on Amazon)

Craft Glue

Card Stock paper (in all the Christmas Colors)

Cricut

Cricut Board

Bamboo Sticks (Craft Isle)

Hot Glue Gun

After the props are cut, you will take the craft glue to make them complete. Once dry take a hot glue gun to attach the bamboo stick to the backside of the prop. Let the hot glue dry and you have the best photo props.

Here are a few from our family Photo Shoot:

 

 

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Emoji Photo Booth Props

More on the Emoji themed party for my son. I LOVE to take photos so I'm always looking for ways to have people to have fun and let me photograph them. When this new theme of photo booths started to be come popular for weddings etc I can't tell you how excited I was! I've done different props at parties for the kids but this was the first time I made actual props on a stick for people to use! In my mind this would be HUGE, well kids don't always follow what I want to do but hey ... lol.

I found a Cricut Photo Booth Prop Cartridge on Amazon and made these fun props. 

 

What You Need:

Cricut Photo Booth Prop Cartridge

Yellow Card Stock

Red Card Stock

White Card Stock

Black Card Stock

Purple Card Stock

Craft Glue

Hot Glue Gun

Bamboo Sticks

Use the cartridge to make the faces. I attached them with craft glue and let them sit and dry. I used my hot glue gun to attach the faces to the bamboo sticks. Let them dry and they are ready for the party!

Don't forget to see the parties I link up to HERE.

Some-"Bunny" Needs Coffee Gift

Another fun gift made for my boss a while back for her birthday was this fun coffee gift. I love doing fun gifts as you know, and I wanted to send her a Starbucks gift card but not just a plain one in a envelope so I went to pinterest and found a link to this fun Bunny Kisses made by Split Coast Stampers. Now they used stamps to cut out the face, I used my Cricut. I used my George Cartridge that came with my machine. I must say this cartridge I use ALL the time!

What you need:

White Heavy Card Stock

Pink Card Stock

Brown Card Stock

Black Sharpie

Brown makeup  (I used to antique the paper)

Pink Blush (for the blush of course)

Cotton Ball to put makeup on the paper

Craft Glue

White Paper Coffee Cup (found at Target, next to paper plates)

Ribbon (I did a thinker and a smaller one)

I used the flower to cut out the white for the face (I used the grey one below). I printed a large one and then a medium one to make the face. For the nose I printed the heart (the grey one below) in pink. For the ears I printed the oval (grey above the E). Using my black sharpie I drew on the white paper to make eye's closed with lashes and a mouth. I drew a line and dashes for the ears (glued the ears between the large and medium white to hold them on. I attached the face when I was done to the coffee cup with my craft glue. I tied a bow and attached with hot glue to the face (I needed something a little stronger then craft glue). 

Now this was an extra that I added. I wanted to attach the gift card to the cup. I printed the label on heavy white card stock from my cricut (grey above the K) it prints like a Christmas label with a hole for you. Then I used brown card stock and printed Birthday Blessings (bottom left next to Sift lock). I glued it onto the label and then I took a whole punch and attached with ribbon the label and gift card (had to whole punch that to make it hang).

It took about 20 minutes but it was so cute I went on the search and made these Bunny Coffee Cups for the boys teachers also! Worth the time to see a smile :).

Thanks for Stopping by!

Don't forget to see the parties I link up to HERE.

Previous Bunny Coffee Cups Made
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