I just love that these boxes each started out from a 12 X 12" piece of DSP. I used the fancy side of the DSP to make my boxes as pretty as could be.
I used bits of our fun Ready Shreddie, popped a few treats nestled in it, closed the box and tied it with a pretty ribbon.
By using some embellishments from our Sweet Soiree Embellishments Kit, this was really a pretty quick project - and actually quite easy.
Aren't these embellishments cute?
These are some of the largest boxes I've made. They hold a surprising amount of goodies.
I hope you enjoyed these boxes and will come back to see some smaller ones that are cute as can be.
UP NEXT:
-SPRING OPEN HOUSE PARTY!
My party is now scheduled for Sunday, April 8. Party time is from 2:00-5:00. Stop in any time during these hours. I'll have demonstrations of our 2 newest products, displays to inspire you, refreshments to enjoy with friends, special gifts for your ordering, party favors for those who sent their RSVP to help me plan, a little guessing game contest, and 3 special Make and Take projects --- all just for you! Let me spoil you a bit. Bring a friend and let's party!!!
NEW HOSTESS CODE:
GHG4V666 -Mar. 25-April 10.
- April 9 / Scraps and Prayers Class / 5:30-7:30 / $15.00
We'll be making some beautiful Spring cards, using some fun coloring techniques. You'll love them!
- April 21 / Saturday Stampers / 1:00-4:00 / $20.00
Brusho!!!
We'll make a Swatch Book and a couple of beautiful cards using this
gorgeous new product. Remember, this class could be free.
Click
here to see how to turn your April 21 Saturday Stampers Class into a
free class. You can even change the date, just for you!
NOTE:
Stampin' Blends free classes are 'on hold' until SU gets in more supplies for us.
THERE AREN'T ANY CLASSES IN MAY.
- Thanks
for stopping by my corner of the blogging world.
- Come back often for more creative inspiration.
- Let's create something beautiful today.
These boxes are so elegant. You could give a gift to most anyone and they would love the box as much as the gift inside of the box. I know I would.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lora. I hope you'll try making some of these yourself. Let me know how it goes.
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