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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Papertrey June blog hop
Today is the night for the blog hop over in the papertrey forum. It is a neat way to visit people's blogs and get lots of inspiration from all the cool projects that they post. This month's theme was to use transparencies on your projects. I am assuming that includes acetate and similar products. Well I guess this was my lucky month because I already had my project done as I entered it in the June GSS contest at papertrey and I did not post it yet. I was awarded an honorable mention for this project by Nichole too so how cool is that! Now for my project...
This is a 2-4-6-8 box that I made for my friend who recently found out she was pregnant. I took a sheet of 8.5"X11" CS and cut it down to 6"X 8.5". I scored it with my scor-pal at 2", 4", 6" and 8" vertically and then scored 2" up from the bottom horizontally. You can find a picture of the instructions here. I cut off approx 2" from all but the second panel because I wanted that to fold over the front of the box. On the fourth panel I cut out my oval with my CM oval cutter. I then cut out an oval from my sunrise CS which had a 1/4" smaller oval so that it would create a matte inside the lemon oval. I then attached a rectangle piece of acetate to cover the opening on what would be the inside of the box. I stamped the 1st and 3rd panels on the outside with my honey bee image. I stamped my sentiments on the outside of my oval cut out section panel. I cut my bottom sections and then folded them and used red sticky tape to adhere the panels to form the bottom of the box. I filled the box with bit o honey candies that I wrapped with labels decorated with the honey bees and limitless labels set. I punched out a decorative floral border using my Fiskars punch on the lemon edge and attached a piece of sunrise to the bottom of the lemon tart section and folded it over and attached with red sticky tape. To finish off my project I tied a bow with my satin ribbon and attached it.
Recipe:
stamps- PTI honey bees, limitless labels
CS- PTI lemon tart, summer sunrise, acetate
ink- summer sunrise, lemon tart
accessories- scor-pal, sunrise satin ribbon, fiskars floral border punch, CM oval cutter, red sticky tape
I hope you enjoy this project and if you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Enjoy visiting everyone's blogs and have fun!
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29 comments:
love this. great job
Beautiful, happy, wonderful. How come my stuff never looks like this? :) Great job! Thanks for sharing it with us!
great idea! what a wonderful gift idea!!!! :)
wow- great idea!!! Love those colours!!!!!!
What a great gift!
I love love love love love this!!! Its awesome!
Awesome! I love how polished it looks.
vthis is super!!!
Very nice. The recipient will love this gift.
i love this...also the use of bit o honey! yum
You did a great job!!! Thank you for sharing!
~ Pam
What a cute idea. Love the bees and love the see through window.
Love the peek a boo window! Great job, Janette!
What a great idea. I haven't seen one of these yet! Great inspiration!!!
This is great!! Love them.
Mmmmmmmmm.... candy!!! Awesome job on the challenge Janette! Love the added candy wrapper details! WTG!
Fabulous box!
Such a clever project!
This is a wonderful project.
Oh how adorable! Who wouldn't LOVE this gift?
This is really cute! I haven't done a bag quite like this---I must try it!
Very cool. What a great gift.
Congrats on winning tonight Janette. I love this project!
Yippee! You won! This is a lucky box for you!!
You know....I have never made one of these boxes! gasp!
What a great project! Love it!
Oh Jeanette, this is lovely. I like how you used the border punch along the top! Fabulous!
Wow, awesome job, love it.
Great idea, Janette! Perfect gift box! :)
Incredible 3d project!
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