CCC - anything but a card

Hello!

The challenge theme over at CCC this week is ANYTHING BUT A CARD. And we are looking forward to see what you are going to create!

I've made a chocolate box for After Eight in bright, spring colors - and I've also added some flowers of course.

brads from Reprint

Maja Design paper

roses from WOC

pearl spray

pearl swirl

We are also looking for some new DT members to add you our team at CCC. Hop on over and have a look!

Challenges:
WOC - anything goes #69
Simon says - anything goes
CCT - a different corner #254

A box filled with...

Hello!

I went through my pictures of made stuff and found something I haven't published. It's a box - very easy to make - in which I filled up with some treat for the hostess at a tea party. She really appreciated it.

Design paper - think it could be from Riddersholm design, but I'm not sure

Punch - Martha Stewart

Brads

Ribbon

Stickles

And of course cardstock for the bottom

1. Make the chest (a box but without the lid) out of a square for the bottom. You can choose which size you want.
2. Score about 2-3 cm from the edge into the paper on every side.
3. Cut among some scored lines so that you are able to fold and fold up the edges so it looks like a chest. Glue or use double sided tape so that they stick together.
4. Take your DP and cut it so you have a stripe of 15-20 cm wide paper (depends on how high you want your box to be).
Note! Cardstock/DP are in size 12x12 inches (30,5x30,5 cm) and because of that you might want your chest to have a circuit of maximum 12 inches (30,5 cm) to be able to avoid seams.
5. The decoration is then up to you!

Hope you've found some inspiration!

Mickey Mouse box

Hello everyone!

Five days of work has now been finished. Just seven days left until a break.

This week I've made a box and I actually was going to put out this piece sooner, but the days just passes by so quickly.

Anyway, the piece combines craft and study perfectly! The idea came to me when I was sitting by my study desk with all my paper spread around me. The flashcards, which I use when I'm testing myself, fits perfectly in this box and now it isn't a chaos with paper and other stuff anymore! :)

And since I love, love, LOVE Disney the choise of paper wasn't particularly hard... :)




And do you know where I can buy more Disney-papers I would be very thankful :)

Hope you've found some inspiration!

Have a great weekend!