I decided to make a candy bar box! Yep... on top of being adorable, this little pretty holds a wonderful surprise!
I then went to work coloring the pieces from both the rose die and the tulips and grass from the
Here is a closeup of the roses and foliage from the Floral Spray die. I also used the bow from the sweet little Miss Bunny die. I mounted them onto a yellow cardstock mat. That mat along with the lavender cardstock mat was mounted onto the stitched eyelet square die. You can see I finished it off with some dots of stickles to give it all a bit of sparkle.
For the inside of the box, I kept it very simple. I added a mat of some lavender cardstock. I then mounted some yellow cardstock onto a double-stitched rectangle die from that set. For a little decorative touch, I added a couple more tulips from the spring sheep die.
Here is a closer look at some of the tulips and grass from the Spring Sheep die.
This is a closer look at the tulips on the other side. You can see I added some dots of stickles for a little extra sparkle!
Here is one last look at my creation. I think it turned out super cute and quite delish!!!!
Once I get it completely diagrammed out, I will share the template for the box. So stay tuned!
The Dies I used to create this project:
I used the Stitched Scallop version. That one is currently unavailable, but this is an excellent alternative.
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Well that about covers it for today! Until the next time, have a wonderfully crafty day!
Melinda Beltran
What a fun idea always love your bright colors
ReplyDeleteThe box is a gift in itself- love your choice of dies to decorate it
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