Give a Cheer
Happy Wednesday everyone!
Today's Cuttlebug Challenge Blog challenge is very special! We are honoring Mother's!
This week, I altered a candy box that I saved from Christmas. It was just the right size for my cards and I knew I would do something with it eventually! I covered it in designer paper, wrapping it similar to the way I would wrap a present. The bottom part of the box is sprayed with Glimmer Mist. For the top, I added lace trim, a cuttlebug embossed panel, a flower and a tag. The flower on top is made from several white flowers that are sprayed with several different Glimmer Mists. There is a homemade flower in the midst made from light blue seam binding that is also sprayed with Glimmer Mist! I've just learned how to make those little homemade flowers! Sort of gives the box a little vintage touch, I think. Now, for the cards!
I made four matching cards, two of them with a scripture from Romans and
two with a quote from Corrie ten Boom. These could be given for a variety of occasions.
Here are the supplies I used for this Mother's Day project:
Provo Craft Cuttlebug Machine 37-1051
Provo Craft Victoria Embossing Folder 37-1916
Provo Craft Die 2x6 Fruit and Tags 37-1116
Our Daily Bread designs Scripture Collection 1 and As You Graduate and Happy Mother's Day
Spellbinders Ovals and Scalloped Ovals
Glimmer Mists Suede, Vintage Pink, Pink Bubblegum and Brick
Beacon Adhesives Zip Dry
Martha Stewart Punch
SU! Soft Suede Designer Paper and Cardstock
SU! Pretties Kit
Neenah Cream Cardstock
Lace and ribbon from my stash
I really appreciate you spending part of your Wednesday with me!
Head on over to the Cuttlebug Challenge Blog
and check out the other wonderful projects
the design team came up with this week!
So much to ooh and aah over!!!
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No products have been added to this project.
Thanks for spreading positivity!
May 10, 2010