Showing posts with label candy box. Show all posts
Showing posts with label candy box. Show all posts

Sunday, March 11, 2012

Another Easter Creature

There's a tv commercial featuring "Yella Fella" around here that's pretty cute, but I don't think it can hold a candle to this little fella... what do you think?


This is another cut from Sweet Tooth Boxes, just like the Bunny Box I showed in my last post.  I want to give a shout out to Designs by Sharon for her inspiration.  She made the cutest Angry Birds and other cool boxes with this cartridge.

If you happen to be in my area and want to come by on Tue. or Wed. to make these little guys, just let me know!  Otherwise, watch for the kits to be posted really soon!

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ScrapScene! WIP

Just a reminder, there will not be a UStream class this week, but I will be back at my regular time next Tuesday, March 20th at 8:00 pm.   Also, thanks for all of your prayers and good wishes.  Bob the Babe is feeling better. The neurologist and others have done every test known to man, and he's doing well now.  We are hoping it will stay this way. No more Martian talk!

See you again soon!

Happy crafting ~

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Thursday, March 8, 2012

Easter Bunnies

Here's a funny little bunny box!
  I am teaching a class next week, and am working on some Easter projects, and wanted to share this Sweet Tooth Boxes cartridge project with you...
this is my own take on the ice cream cone cut.
(For the class I will cut her in a bigger size.)

Here she is from the side, where you can see her cotton tail,
and a bit of the dimension of her face.
The top and bottom sections come apart, and are the perfect presentation for a special goodie!
The ribbon will be part of my April Ribbon kit.

A carry over from last week...
here is the "Boy" version of the card I did for my
Alcohol Markers class.  I have decided to frame these and
hang them in my granddaughter's room. 
One last note.  My apologies to those of you who were there for my class Tuesday evening.  I hope you found the message that Kathy was kind enough to post for me.... that I was in the ER with Bob the Babe, and that I was unable to have class.  He is home now, and resting comfortably.  Thank you for your kind thoughts and prayers.  Remember there is no class on the 13th, but I will be back on the 20th with a lot of goodies for you!

Keep making wonderful memories!
Hugs to all.
Happy crafting ~ 
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Thursday, April 7, 2011

Pirate Presley Kicks Booty!

Arrrrr, Mateys!!  It's New Release Day over at Digital Deligths by LoubyLoo, and it looks like the place is overrun with Pirates!!

You will find Presley, Prissy, a whole assortment of accessories, and even a complete set of sentiments, as well as a wonderful array of coordinated pirate papers. 

My project uses three digital images... Presley the Pirate, the treasure chest, and the Pirates Kick Booty sign.  The beauty of digital images is being able to print them any size you like, as well as being able to flip them so you have a mirror image. 
For my treasure chest I printed it twice, once in flip, so I could have a front and back,
then added a 2 inch wide cardstock strip, scored and folded 1/4 inch all the way along each side, adhered down one side, across the bottom, and back up the other side, to create an open box. 
(Sorry I don't have a picture to show this... I am away from home, and those photos are on the other computer!  If you have questions, please leave a comment, and I'll add more when I get home!)
I trimmed the finger/thumb line on Presley's hand so he could hold the Kick Booty sign, and secured him to the side of the treasure chest.  Add candy, and you've got great Booty!!
Everything was colored with Copic markers, and the gems were highlighted with Smooch inks.  It's too bad the lighting doesn't show how shimmery they really are!

Check out these great Pirates, and you've got everything you need for your next invasion!

Happy creating!  And take time to reach out to someone who has made a difference in your life, and let them know.  May you be blessed today.
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