Welcome to this special ESAD (Extra Special Australasian Demonstrators) blog hop. We thought we would show you some fancy folds and 3D projects using products from the 2017 Stampin' Up! Holiday Catalogue.
Christmas is always a busy time of year for me (like most people). It is when I have the most things to make and the least amount of time to do it in so I am always on the lookout for easy projects that have a wow factor. I go for minimal effort, maximum effect!
I came across this great idea for a Gift Box on a Card on Rachel Tessman's blog. Immediately I thought they would be perfect for table decorations for my Christmas table. Every year I make some sort of bon-bon alternative and it gets hard to think of new ideas. Perfect! Armed with products from the Year of Cheer suite I quickly whipped these up. I might say I was quite pleased with myself. Now I just need to remember to fill the boxes!
The original idea has a pattern for you to make the boxes that sit in the card but these Clear Tiny Treat Boxes are the perfect size and look fab with DSP inside. The perfect time-saver!
Each design is embarrassingly simple. A piece of DSP, come pieces of washi tape (how gorgeous is that?), some ribbon, embellishments and some metallic embossing!
You cut a section out of the card for the box to sit in. Details are at the end of this post for you.
Okay they may be embarrassingly simple but I think that DSP speaks for itself! Why not let that do all the work for you?
Each design has the same elements so it is really quick and easy to make a few at once.
The Merry Little Labels stamp set is perfect for creating the different tags and sentiment panels for each card.
This design might be my bon-bon replacements this year. I think I will pop them on the table, filled with goodies and a name tag added to the top of the box.
Stampin' Up! makes it so easy for you at this time of year for you create special, unique gifts and decorations. I just grabbed the whole Year of Cheer suite of products and the Merry Little Labels stamp set and away I went. You could grab any suite of coordinated products to make up this design in other colours.
Here is how to cut the section out of the card for the box to sit in.
The DSP for the card front is 14.8 x 6 cm and the DSP strip to go in the acetate box is 5 cm x 20 cm - scored at 5, 10 and 15 cm. Once you have mastered the cut out section the design is easy. This is definitely one you can have fun with and make up in lots of different styles.
Next up is Leonie. Make sure you check out her great projects and continue the rest of the hop as well - you are bound to get some fabulous ideas (and new things to add to your wish list!).
Lou
Blog Hop
Participants:
1. Lou
Kitzelman - You are here!
5. Peta
Stephen
7. Delys Cram
8. Libby
Dyson
10. Megan
Lenske
11. Cheryl
Algie
12. Kim
Oliver
13. Sharon
Dalton
14. Sue
Vine
15. Jenny Hayward
16. Nicole
Wilson
17. Narelle
Fasulo
18. Cathy Pinchbeck
19. Maree
McIntosh
20. Josie
Dean
21. Ellen
Woodbridge
22. Monique
Fielder
Just gorgeous Lou. You never cease to amaze me with your creativity. Thanks you for organising this blog hop and for all you do for ESAD
ReplyDeleteso gorgeous Lou ... I nearly made this design too ... glad i changed it at 3am this morning lol
ReplyDeleteOh Lou ! Did you read my mind ! I was must looking at a ttutorial for these last night and now I can CASE your designs , thanks love ! They all look beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love this design Lou, fantastic idea
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! Love that shiny paper! xx
ReplyDeleteCute projects Lou, I have tried these on bigger boxes but didn't think about it for the little ones! They look great with the DSP inside coordinating with the card.
ReplyDeleteCard and gift brilliant!! Clever lady xx
ReplyDeleteSTUNNINGLY Simple, WOW simplicity at it's best....Love, LOVE, Love them <3 Cheers Shaz
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful Lou
ReplyDeleteOh my! So elegant and beautiful. If time permits I think I need these for our Christmas table too!
ReplyDeleteThey are stunning cards Lou and I love the use of our boxes such a short cut.cc
ReplyDeleteStunning - and super impressive gift display
ReplyDeleteI have seen these around but I have yet to try them. They might be simple but that paper makes them so elegant. Thanks for the details Lou.
ReplyDeleteOh, I can make these for our Christmas table too! Love it that you can use our pre-made boxes.
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