In my house, we often exchange Easter treats and gifts... but they don't come from a bunny. We celebrate the new spiritual life we have received because of Jesus' resurrection from death. So my project is inspired by the new life we see around us in SPRING!
I love the bright flowers especially. It was a quick project with my Simply Scored Tool!
Stampin' Supplies:
- 2 strips of Designer Series Paper, cut one 4 x 12" and the other 4 x 11-3/8"
- coordinating card stock
- Floral Fusion Sizzlits Die, Little Leaves Sizzlits Die, Big Shot
- Boho Blossoms Punch, 2-1/2 Inch Circle Punch, Decorative Label Punch
- VersaMark Pad (sponge around edges of all card stock)
- White Craft Stampin' Pad (for sentiment), Teeny Tiny Wishes stamp set
- Basic Rhinestones Jewel Acents
- Sticky Strip, Tombo Multi-purpose Adhesive
- Simply Scored Tool
Click on the image below to see a bigger version.
1. Score your 4x12 piece of DSP at 4" and 8". Rotate and score again at 3/8" and 3-5/8". Fold along score lines. Score your other piece of DSP at 4" and 7-3/8". Fold along score lines.
2. Overlap in center / bottom of box.
3,4,5. Apply sticky strip to "tabs" and adhere.
6. Decorate front of gift box.
Now, to the blog hop...
Sharon is hosting this month's hop, and she is offering a PRIZE to one person who comments on all 8 blogs. The winner will receive a Stampin’ Up! Prize Pack of Design Series Paper, a Stamp Set and Ribbon!
Simply visit each blog and leave a
comment about the project on that page! Once you have visited all the
blogs and left a comment on each, you are entered to win the Prize
Pack!
Come back to my blog on March 16 for more Easter project ideas!
Come back to my blog on March 16 for more Easter project ideas!
Happy Hoppin'
-Elaine Uhl
oh wow, what a GREAT color combo for a sweet box!! I love the flowers and the way you sponged the leaves for depth! awesomeness in a box! :-D
ReplyDeleteThis is super cute, love it!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I love the directions you also posted. The flowers are great.
ReplyDeleteGreat colors for Spring/Easter.
ReplyDeleteI like how you created the flowers on the box. The colors pop! Very pretty.
ReplyDeletelove it , great intructions!
ReplyDeleteLove this and a tutorial too!! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice tradition!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the flowers and color combinations.
Thank you for the instructions.
Thanks for the tutorial. Love you box.
ReplyDeleteNeat project and love Stampin Up.
ReplyDeleteReally neat project
ReplyDelete..Such a quick and simple box that turns out so pretty. Thank you for the quick tutorial....Blessings to you ...hugs..Ro
ReplyDelete...I may have to get those rhinestones that I buy, but keep for special projects and put them all about this box....thanks.
I love the still shots on this project. You make it look so simple.
ReplyDeleteSweet box with a great spring color combo. Nice!
ReplyDeleteVery nice project. Very spring-like. Thanks
ReplyDeletegreat little box! -thanks so much for posting the directions to make it! laura j
ReplyDeleteVery nice, and thanks for including the instructions.
ReplyDeletei love the box you designed
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This is very pretty and thanks for the great directions.
ReplyDeleteLooks sooo cute love it, gotta try it
ReplyDeleteI love the gift box. I should make one for my daughter whose birthday is on Easter.
ReplyDeleteI love the bright colors.
ReplyDeleteThis box is totally awesome and thanks for the directions!! I will be featuring this box on My Crafty Picks #61 with a link back to your blog on 4-15-12. Make sure to stop by to check out all the picks and to pick up your blog badge to display on your blog for being featured!!
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Have a great day!!
Tiffany Bauer
http://www.mycraftyworld.blogspot.com
Lovely blogpost quite a great ideas and perfect way to gift out for Christmas.
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