- First I remembered Katharina's Small Box Tutorial - I loved it and had decided to give it a try. Reminds me of a little milk box.
Her tutorial was really easy to follow, my first mistake was using really heavy card stock - even after she warned to not do this - LOL - I then found a piece of nice weight pattern paper and it really made a difference. The heavy card stock worked it just didn't looks as nice, sharp and clean. For the front of my box I used three Alota Rubber Stamps. First I stamped the Sitting Bunny Rabbit masked him with a second stamping, and then stamped the Over Stuffed Chair, then masked over the rabbit mask with the the chair mask, and then used the new Wall Paper Designs Stamp three times. It all very quickly is colored with my Copics, and then cut down to fit the front square and inked the edges. I punched two holes in the top and ran a piece of satin ribbon thru to tie off in a bow! Fun huh? Thanks Katharina for the inspiration and the wonderful tutorial!
Then my second little container - Let me tell you this one was a snap! Literally I saw the tutorial and in minutes had it made! Found this one on the InStyle Stamps Blog and will be using it again! How fun would it be for table decorations or quick Teacher gifts? I started with a cute pattern paper from American Crafts - perfect for an Easter Basket I thought. Followed the tutorial, and bam it was made - The image on the front is also an Alota Rubber Stamp image, Egg with Flowers, cut with my oval Nestibilities and then matted with the scalloped oval. Perfect size! The basket seemed too empty for the photo and I didn't have any Easter grass.. so I just had to fill it with Easter colored M-n-M's. Cute huh... oh and yes.. Hubby and I ate the candy.. it was just a photo prop.
Hope you enjoyed my containers.. you really should go and check out the tutorials and try them yourselves. Just don't forget to give Katharina and InStyle Stamps the proper credits - wink wink...
Off to do my Wii - yes have been being bad and wasn't doing it regularly - started back up again - then I'll be back to visit some blogs before I start cleaning today.
HUGS and-
15 comments:
Wow Michelle, what a fabulous duo! Love them both, may have to try them. Have a good day!
Both containers are Fabulous! I must admit though I love that Bunny sitting in the chair!!Your coloring is Fantastic!TFS
Hugs, Connie
Gorgeous Michelle, love them both but the ickle basket is just gorgeous.
fabby Easter containers you've made Michelle, the little basket is so sweet and would be great for all sorts of things! enjoy your day. hugs, annie x
Oh how fun!! What really cool Easter containers you've made!! :) TFS!
Beautiful!!! Great idea... Love it!! Send me the candies :))
Hugs,
LIM
Love your little containers. I found this in Katharina's blog a while ago and loved it myself too and made one straight away. Love the little basket though may have to try this one out.
Just read your post below about your ribbon encounter OMG!!! I think I would have passed out at neing told that price lol!!
Lyndsey xx
Love your little containers. I found this in Katharina's blog a while ago and loved it myself too and made one straight away. Love the little basket though may have to try this one out.
Just read your post below about your ribbon encounter OMG!!! I think I would have passed out at neing told that price lol!!
Lyndsey xx
Gorgeous containers Michelle, love them! Love your colouring.
xx Naoual
Oh how cute are these!!! the perfect little containers for easter gifts. i just love the patterned paper you used and the gorgeous coloring of course. great job!
Smiels,
janna
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love your little box and basket think i will have a play with the kids and make some. Thanks.
I love these projects!! they are both Gorgeous and So Cute!!...Hugs, Ila
what a great idea for easter gifts,thanks for sharing
kayx
Super cute treat box!
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