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Another altered cardboard tube box. :)
I am discovering that the round shape appeals more to my customers than a square box shape. I now have all friends on alert for keeping strong cardboard tubes for me!
Cricut - Giant Flowers cartridge
Sassafrass Lass - pattern paper
Ranger - stickles, liquid pearls
American Crafts - ribbon
I hope you go over to Paper Playtime and join us in our Use 3 Pattern Papers challenge!
Another altered cardboard tube box. :)
I am discovering that the round shape appeals more to my customers than a square box shape. I now have all friends on alert for keeping strong cardboard tubes for me!
I hope that you can see that the third pattern paper was cut into a scalloped border, and since I believe in doing the things the hard way, I added the pearls and stickles to it after it was adhered to the the round box. Yes, I firmly believe in challenging myself to the fullest! lol
Sassafrass Lass - pattern paper
Ranger - stickles, liquid pearls
American Crafts - ribbon
I hope you go over to Paper Playtime and join us in our Use 3 Pattern Papers challenge!
oh i love this!!! great job
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely little box! Beautiful flower!
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How pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful!! I so love the papers you used and that awesome flower!! And of course the pearls. :)
ReplyDeleteA crafter after my own heart..I tend to do things the hard way too :-) Your projects always turn out so pretty though, anyway. Love your round box with all the pretty papers, and that's a beautiful flower on the top. Can you use small round tins too? TFS & Hugs
ReplyDeleteWhen I scrolled through the DT's projects at Paper Playtime, I didn't realize that this beautiful flower box was yours. This is gorgeous, Sandee. Love that Giant flower on top! Curious as to what you do for the inside, do you line it?
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