Welcome Hoppers from: Holly Craft - http://todayscreations. blogspot.com/
I love a good gift box, and these are my favorite. I call them my little cake slices! They can be used to fit a small gift, gift card or even to use as party favor boxes. You can find the 5 minute tutorial on how to make the box HERE. You can make these as simple or as complex as you want, and these Serendipity Stamps were so versatile. The icing on these "cakes" is The Twinery twines! Make sure you visit The Twinery and Serendipity Stamps blogs to find out how you can enter to win some very cool prizes-
The Twinery - http://thetwinery.com/blog is giving away a full set of solids!
Serendipity Stamps - http://serendipitystamps.com/ blog- Is giving away a $25 gift certificate to their shop!
{I pre made the stamp part, cut it out and attached with foam dots}
{kept the closure simple by just doubling up the Twinery twines to play off the floral stamp colors}
{the technique I used was what I call overstamping- I line up my stamp with my paper, make a light stamp of the image. Color it using my izink pigment and a fine brush, then overstamp it again with black ink, making sure to line the stamp back up perfectly}
{for this one the lines were easy, so I just stamped and then painted over the top}
{I loved how the side stamp sentiment came out}
{I did a lace up technique with my Twinery Twine. When punching the holes, you may miss the very edge of the paper (see very bottom hole} no worries after it's tied you won't even notice
{Yeah Mason jars, I am NOT over them...}
{I did just two holes on this one with a simple bow}
SUPPLIES:
Twine:
Serendipity Stamps:
Paper:
Graphic 45 Botanical Tea
DCWV Limoncello Stack
Coredinations Cardstock
Izink pigment inks
Colobox Pigment Ink Black
HOPPERS:
The Twinery - http://thetwinery.com/blog
Serendipity Stamps - http://serendipitystamps.com/ blog
Jeanne Jachna - http://akeptlife.blogspot.com/
Tobi Crawford - http://tobicrawford.blogspot. ca/
Holly Craft - http://todayscreations. blogspot.com/
Denise Hahn - http://www.inmyblueroom. blogspot.com/ {------you are here!
Sue Eldred - http://sueeldred.com/ {------ NEXT UP!
DoBea Alberts - http://www.plumpoppystudio. com/blog/
Kathie Bailey - http://justaninkling.blogspot. com/
Jennifer Cuthbertson - http://www.jencuthbertson. blogspot.com/
Birgit Edblom - http://bigganed.blogspot.com/
Amazing gift boxes! I really like the stamps and how you used the twine!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute gift boxes. I love the close ups with the stitching and closures. Your painting technique is really makes for some bright colors too!
ReplyDeleteGreat gift boxes. Love the way you laced them up.
ReplyDeleteThe little boxes are darling. Will make great gifts holders that can be used as a decoration after the present is out - they won't be discarded or stuck in a closet. The painting box is my favorite. thanks for sharing
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These are so cute!
ReplyDeleteslrdowney at hotmail dot com
Cute gift boxes. Neat stamping trick too.
ReplyDeleteGreat little boxes, especially like the artists brushes one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project, so cute and sweet!
ReplyDeleteI love the double stamp effect , very cool, I loved the inks you used
ReplyDeleteGreat bunch of
ReplyDeletegift boxes you
have made!
Carla from Utah