Showing posts with label gifts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gifts. Show all posts

Friday, June 03, 2016

Birthday Party!

Hello everyone,

It's Donna here and I am featuring one of the new releases from May which is the "Pillow Box Plus". This is a great set, you get the pillow box die which is one piece, plus it comes with many different pieces to decorate the box.  There is a bee and ladybug, five petals and centers, four stems with leaves and an oval decorated die.  There are so many possibilities for this set.  I decided to decorate the pillow box with a birthday theme. I had the perfect festive paper for this project.  I have had this paper in my stash, so I am really happy the way the pillows came out.  Can you image having one of these sitting at each setting on the table?  I think it would look so nice!  I may have to make more of these for one of my grand baby's birthday parties this summer!


Here is a blue box with matching ribbon and twine.  I used the doily from the "Gift Tag Topper" and one of the "Party Hats" and added a rhinestone for this pillow box.

Here is a green box with matching ribbon and twine.  I used the doily from the "Gift Tag Topper" and one of the "Party Hats" and added a rhinestone for this pillow box.

Here is a orange box with matching ribbon and twine.  I used the dies from the "Gift Tag Topper" for this pillow box.

Here is a pink box with matching ribbon and twine.  I used the doily from the "Gift Tag Topper" and one of the "Party Hats" and added a rhinestone for this pillow box.


Here is how I put my box together.

The best part about this pillow box die is you can use a 6x6 piece of paper to cut your box out.  The score lines are very clear with just one cut.

I  scored the fold with my bone folder and used a piece of score tape to put my box together.

Here is what the doily and birthday looks like in the "Gift Tag Topper".



Thanks for taking the time to read my post, I hope you enjoyed viewing these lovely boxes.  Please leave me a comment on how you like them.  

Dies I used on my project: