Before assembling the lid I did something I will never ever do again, I abused my Martha Stewart punch by using it around the edges of the card. It does look pretty stunning but I could hear her grown with every cut! The flourishes were cut from the same paper as the edge strip using a large sizzix die,I then shaped it using the edge of a scoring bone. The flower was made in the same way as on this post.
I am using the box for the following challenges:-
I am using the box for the following challenges:-
One Stop Craft Challenge 82. Swirls and pearls, Swirly flourishes and pearl flower centre.
Paper Garden Projects, Fourth Friday,Fun Challenge, Something girlie.
I really enjoyed making this project,couldn't do it without my faithful old Fiskars cutter/scorer.
Hope everyone has had a good Bank Holiday,thanks for stopping by,
Julie.x
6 comments:
LOL, Be grateful it was a MS punch - my Fiskars one has pretty much given up after punching through cardstock - the MS ones do seem more able to cope!! Great project though - looks fantastic and really inventive gift idea - loving those flowers too
Sue xx
What a Great box, I love the wonderful flower and colours.
thanks for joining us at one stop craft challenge and good luck!
Hugs
Francesca
Just beautiful - and what a clever gift idea! I gotta say - I love the punched lid edges :)
Thanks for playing the Paper Garden Projects girly challenge.
Gorgeous! Love how you have done the flower. Thanks for joining us at OSCC this week xx
Great box!! I love the way you used the theme. And what a great idea for the gift. What girl wouldn't love that. Thanks for joining us at OSCC
Lisa
oh wow that is fab hun..love the flower
kerry x
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