Somewhere In Time: A Steampunk Prom

Somewhere In Time, A Steampunk Prom

 I know what you are think, a Steampunk Prom?  I thought the same thing before we started MONTHS before prom actually began.  I never, before working for a high school, knew how long it actually took to prepare for prom.  No, not getting your hair done choosing the right dress.  But the work to make the center pieces, the party favors, the decorations, the everything.  Oh it takes forever and the planning must start as soon as school starts.  

200 Party favors were made by our students using SVG files from SvgCuts.com , SAL2, Cricut Expressions, and a Cuttlebug.  The students love putting them all together.  These take about a week to complete with the center pieces.  What a great accomplishment to finish them all. 

The large decorations where cut out of Styrofoam board.  The students would draw out the desired shapes on the foam board then use a hot knife to cut the foam.  Once they had the desired shape the painting began.  Students would paint and then hot glue on beads and sequence to make the decorations sparkle under the twinkle lights.  The only part the students did not participate in was the actual set up.  The teachers and parents do this every year. We always wanted the students to be surprised.  Oh and how surprised they were.  They loved this prom.  There were so many hands that went into making our homemade proms so special.  We will miss them for years to come.  

Jeanine @ Paper Crafting or Prozac

CVHS Prom

This is the contents of the CVHS 2011 Prom Gift Bags. I made the Mask and the Clear Keychain in the foreground. Both were made with the Gypsy and Cricut. I used Shrinky Dinks to create the keychain. I stamped it using a Swirl Stamp and black ink. I then punched the hole and shrunk it. It was then sprayed with a gold glitter spray paint to give it some bling. :o) It was a lot of work, but great fun too!

Masquerade Ball - Prom Theme

The Prom Coordinator came knocking last week. She needed invitations made for prom. Well I went to work with my Gypsy and my scraps to come up with a card that would work. Well here it is.

I used Paper Doll Dress Up for the mask, I used a Swirl Cuttlebug Folder, gold stamp pad, red feathers, red and black paper, Star Punch from Fiskar, a gold gel pen and adhesive. Fun, FUN!! Now have to create 99 more!!