So much so that they are my daughter's first choice of gift for her female colleague's at work. I usually make them with a specific person in mind but am finding that I am often given too little notice so I thought I would make a few sets to have on hand just in case.
This watercolour butterfly print from Royale is a current favourite. I'm a little picky, or shall I say OCD, and as the family room has purple accents the tissue box of course has to be purple. I therefore have quite a few of these empty boxes on hand.
Note these are fairly small boxes so only have a few complete images. I was able to make these three cards from one box.
Supplies used:
Cardstock: Recollections black and white, Silver metallic card scrap
Stamp: Wonderful Words - SU
Ink: StazOn white
Punches: Elegant Butterfly - SU, Bitty Butterfly - SU
Die: Itty bitty banners - SU
Misc.: 1/16" rhinestones, foam mounting squares, 5/8" white organza ribbon, lavender doily - Recollections
Supplies used:
Cardstock: Recollections black and white, Silver metallic card scrap
Stamp: Warm Words - SU
Ink: StazOn white
Punch: Elegant Butterfly - SU,
Alcohol ink: dark red - Tim Holtz (to tint the silver butterfly)
Embossing folder: Flowering Spring - Mpress
Alcohol marker: Copic RC34 - Dark pink, to colour the rhinestones
Misc.: 1/16" rhinestones, foam mounting squares, 5/8" black organza ribbon,
Supplies used:
Cardstock: Recollections black and white, Silver metallic card scrap
Stamp: Wonderful Words - SU
Ink: StazOn white
Punch: Bitty Butterfly - SU,
Alcohol ink: dark red - Tim Holtz (to tint the silver butterflies)
Embossing folder: Flowering Spring - Mpress
Alcohol marker: Copic V04 Lilac, to colour the rhinestones
Misc.: 1/16" rhinestones, foam mounting squares, 5/8" bright pink organza ribbon,
Nice cards and use of the tissue boxes. Thanks for sharing and giving me ideas as I often think how the boxes would make a nice card when I toss them.
ReplyDeleteWonderful use of the tissue boxes!
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