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Be sure to check out all the cool project ideas on the blogs in the next few days:
Monday, November 12:
Alberto Juárez: vintageodyssey.blogspot.com
Nicole Eccles: http://nicoleeccles.blogspot.com/
Alberto Juárez: vintageodyssey.blogspot.com
Nicole Eccles: http://nicoleeccles.blogspot.com/
Tuesday, November 13:
Arlene Cuevas: www.butterflykisseswithlove. blogspot.com
Maiko Miwa: http://shiny-scrap.blogspot. com/
Sharon Ngoo: http://glooshmoo.blogspot.com/
Arlene Cuevas: www.butterflykisseswithlove.
Maiko Miwa: http://shiny-scrap.blogspot.
Sharon Ngoo: http://glooshmoo.blogspot.com/
Wednesday, November 14:
Clare Charvill: http://www.mycreativespirit. blogspot.com
Laura Denison: www.lauradenisondesigns.com
Susan Lui: www.luv2scrap-pages.blogspot. com
Clare Charvill: http://www.mycreativespirit.
Laura Denison: www.lauradenisondesigns.com
Susan Lui: www.luv2scrap-pages.blogspot.
Thursday, November 15:
Denise Hahn: inmyblueroom.blogspot.com
Kristin Wilson: http://kristinwilsonhandmade.
Tara Orr: http://eachmoment-onlyonce.
Friday, November 16:
Gloria Stengel: www.gloriascraps.blogspot.com
Jane Tregenza: http://janetregenza.blogspot.
Betto Cesare: http://scrapguys.blogspot.com
Saturday, November 17:
Alice Carman: http://petaloo.typepad.com/
Sunday, November 18:
Helena Johansson: http://petaloo.typepad.com/
Mireille Divjak: http://petaloo.typepad.com/
This is what I made using graphic45's Nutcracker Sweet collection and flowers from Petaloo: (I really like that nutcracker, and Petaloo flowers make great Christmas tree decorations!)
It's a little altered box for storing candy for Christmas made from this:
Someone gave this present to hubby and he said "looks like the kind of box you could use" - ah...so clever Baboo, you are catching on to this scrapping thing eh? heh!
Anyways, I covered it with papers on the inside and outside like this:
Christmas is coming....! Hope you get lots of fun Christmas ideas while hopping!
This is GORGEOUS!! I loveeeeeeeeeee that tree and the nutcracker!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow this is really cool and inspirational. I never thought to use a whiskey box before and that is a great one. The lace and flowers complement the nutcracker so well. Really beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for repurposing a box you would have thrown away.
ReplyDeleteWOW! sooo cool! recycle! :) wonderful combo of petaloo and G45 :) i love it!
ReplyDeleteLove this! I've got to find a box to try this with.
ReplyDeleteLove what you did with this box! I try and convert random cardboard boxes into something beautiful also. Does not always work as wonderful as yours, but at least I try. Keep up the great work!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe detail is amazing. Love the project.
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant idea Sharon, u always be able to transfer trash to treasure *trully adore
ReplyDeleteWhoa...such a great idea! I love boxes of all kinds, and this sweet altered box is just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I love it!
ReplyDeleteCute box!! I do love these papers. Gayle
ReplyDeleteWhat a great Idea and love your altered box. Very pretty. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love that cute nutcracker.
ReplyDeleteLove this. What a great idea :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love that your husband is catching on, hee, hee. What a great box to re-purpose.
ReplyDeleteGreat job altering the box. I love Graphic 45 in combination with Petaloo flowers!
ReplyDeleteOMW....what a GREAT IDEA!! Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for all those extra boxes I have around the house. I love the nutcracker idea as well. Very beautiful and something I may try.
ReplyDeleteMary Wilkins
Oh man! Shoulda saved some of those boxes! Love love this idea!!
ReplyDeleteI have 4 nutcrackers in my house so you know I just totally adore your project. He is adorable. Colors stand out and everything says Christmas. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove boxes like this! So pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteI look at these projects and think "why didn't I see that potential when I had a gift box?" Great project. Good use of G45 and Petaloo.
ReplyDeleteLove to reuse nice boxes and you have found a great way during the holidays! Such a pretty box. Mary Werner
ReplyDeleteI Love love love altered books. I really like how you used the flowers for the tree decorations. What a creative use of both products. I wouldn't have thought of it. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteVery clever designs..Beautiful colors.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet altered box !
ReplyDeleteI want to know what you'll put inside.
Thank-you for sharing your project !
Very clever designs..Beautiful colors.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to upcycle. Now where are those empty boxes I kept to make something with? Just gorgeous, lovely papers!
ReplyDeleteFlowers really added to this. And I love the box idea. Now I'm jealous! Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteI am on my way to the basement as soon as I finish this comment. Do I have boxes stored... Now I have to look at them in a different light! Thank you for your inspiration.
ReplyDeletePat Von Minden
Great idea. I have a few boxes I can cover. Thanks and loved your project.
ReplyDeleteSo cute. I love this paper. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable box. Makes me want to dig through my stash.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!... I could hide my favourite candy!!! The box is cheerful, colourful and would make a great gift along adding a gift inside...2 gifts in 1!!! TFS :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a smart hubby you have! Nothing is trash to us scrappers anymore :) love it
ReplyDeletePaula
Love the box and how you used Petaloo's flowers.
ReplyDeleteI love your Sweet Candy Box ! I also must say you have a smart husband!!!
ReplyDeleteCute reminds me of lifesavers boxes from my youth!
ReplyDeleteHello!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful project idea! I love it all! So colorful and happy - a great gift for some lucky person! Wishing you a sunshine day!
Hugs,
Barbara Diane
Great job. I love to alter Boxes. It is a great way to present gifts to someone.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun, creative use of a box!!!!
ReplyDeleteSimply lovely
ReplyDelete...what a transformation.. luvin the christmas colored flowers.. amazing..
ReplyDeleteOk, I gotta know how you train your husband to keep these things? I can't get mine to keep from throwing things away that I've told him I want to keep. Great box. Would be perfect for gift giving too.
ReplyDeleteMakes me want to run out and buy some whiskey stones. Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteCute, makes me want to go out and buy whiskey stones. Who knew? lol
ReplyDeleteBeautiful altered box! So creative. I love this paper and the wonderful flowers.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, the things i could hide lol Wonderful colours and love that soldier . Wonderful project and done superbly xxx
ReplyDeleteCute altered box.
ReplyDeleteCute altered box.
ReplyDeleteLove the box! Sounds like you have a great husband to! Now I'm on the hunt for boxes I love this idea!
ReplyDeleteTHis box reminds me of a lifesaver box and a great idea for using something that would otherwise be thrown away. Thanks
ReplyDeleteOh an altered box, one of my favourite things to do. What a great base. And what you have done is amazing. :)
ReplyDeleteI can't resist nutcrackers, luv this idea and project !!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely box Sharon! Lucky you that your hubby gets such cool gifts and knows a good box when he sees one :) I love that nutcracker too and the G45 papers are so gorgeous with the Petaloo papers! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for upcycling packaging. I love ideas like that. So hard to throw things away. lol
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, I am in awe of your talents. Kudos to your husband for being so supportive too.
ReplyDeleteOh how adorable! Nice when we can get the DH to recognize a scrappertunity!
ReplyDeleteLove the scrappertunity turned art!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great box! He gets top marks for saving it for you! Love the project!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out just gorgeous! Such a fabulous Christmas project. It will make a wonderful gift for under the Christmas tree.
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful box and a great way to recycle.
ReplyDeleteSMART Husband! Great box!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful way to upcycle, your project is just my style. Love it! I have so many boxes and things I need to transform.
ReplyDeleteClever!
ReplyDeleteJust love this!!! Great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteOh Sharon, what a wonderful gift box... love that collection it has so many "Magical" possibilities. That plaid ribbon just makes it "pop"!
ReplyDeleteI wish my hubby got boxes like that, it's perfect for this project. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow, you have used those papers so effectively. I love the nutcracker soldier. Excellent to recycle that box into such a beautiful project
ReplyDeleteVery nice project. I just traveled 2000 miles via air with two boxes to alter. My dear husband is so patient. He carried one with stuff in it, and I packed his clothes in the other so it could travel in his suitcase. Next time I will take a larger suitcase. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I love it!
ReplyDeletelove how the box looks like a book thanks for sharing
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Great idea. I will have to look out for some boxes. Would make an ideal Christmas present
ReplyDeleteWow totally love it looks amazing hugs Anita..xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Love the way the inside totally screams candy! The flowers are a perfect match!
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea! This is really pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love it!!! And how awesome that hubby recognizes the perfect box for altering!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is lovely, thank you for sharing such wonderful idea with us.
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks to your ideas, the little ones will get nicer gifts this year! Merry Christmas to you, too!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great project! Your hubby was right about the box, huh?
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea. It turned out beautifully! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is just the inspiration I need to get going on a gift for a friend ! Lovely ! Thanks !
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to "re=cycle" Makes you want to look at our boxes and packages to see what new and exciting projects the G45 paper will up-cycle! Love it, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletegorgeous box! Love the green and nutcracker ! love it totally
ReplyDeletePerfect recycling!...I love to reuse and repurpose...especially with pretty papers and embellishments!
ReplyDeleteFun and cute box. Love the layers and decorations used. Great job.
ReplyDeleteLove this!!
ReplyDeleteOh, that is so fun that your husband gave you the box. I love what you did with it. Beautiful with G45 and Petaloo.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I just love everything G45. Their products are just perfect to fit all inspiration!
ReplyDeletelove the upcycling project. great design.
ReplyDeleteava g
Love it...that nutcracker is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful hubby to give you this cool little box! You did a fabulous job decorating it too! I would love to receive such a gift as it shows that genuine care and thought went into creating a special gift just for me. Great job!
ReplyDeleteSo funny! Yes, hubby is learning that I save all the things that can be altered!! I love what you did with the box.
ReplyDeleteThank you for such a cute box to recycle. Love it. Lanna
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful little box. love all the green with splashes of red. very Christmasy lol thanks for sharing and the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteSo very cute! I love this take on the gift box. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute box! I love the nutcracker, too!
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCarmen L
Fantastic! Thank goodness your husband knows you can use things like this. It is absolutely striking. I love the nutcracker and how you decorated the tree with the petaloo flowers. Beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great idea! I would love to get my hands on a couple of boxes like that to complete a project with the paper from Graphic 45. Now if I could only get my husband on the bandwagon and thinking in the 'scrappers' direction! LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing this with us, Sharon.
really cuuuute!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love your altered box, I love the colours in this Graphic 45 paper, they are so vibrant, and the nutcracker is beautiful. How great that your hubby recognises these things that you can 'alter', you have trained him well ha ha.
ReplyDeleteLots of love from Patricia xx
What an adorable box..Nutcrackers are too cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous candy box you created! I wish I could find boxes like these to alter, thank goodness your hubby didn't toss that out! You did such a wonderful job of repurposing it using these beautiful Nutcracker Suite and Petaloo products. Thanks for the inspiration. . . I am off to find a box to alter!
ReplyDeleteLove your box-simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove the nutcracker. Great alter of the box!
ReplyDeleteLove the nutcracker. Great alter of the box!
ReplyDeletefabulous idea!
ReplyDeleteEven your husband is aware of what you can do? That by itself is amazing! Beautiful work and I now must check out whiskey rocks. I never heard of them but love the packaging! LOL
ReplyDeleteA totally terrific idea!!!
ReplyDeleteAh....hubby is soooooo smart!....looks fab!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, great place for a Christmas mini.
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever and beautiful project! Love the tree with the flowers!
ReplyDeleteJamieH
Gorgeous traditional colors used. I like the ribbon you used.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project!!! Love Graphic 45 and Petaloo, TFS http://pammejo-scrapbookflair.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for reuse! AND it is beautiful too! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is 'Sweet'! Can imagine all sorts of goodies going into the center!! Wonderful use of the papers and flowers!! They all sing 'Christmas'!! Thank You and your hubby is pretty smart!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a clever and creative altered project. This would be a great gift. Thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Terri D.
Great way to recycle a box! I love how you used lace to look like binding.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous project, thanks so much for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job altering the box. Love the tree the best with the flowers you chose. Now I know what I want to do with those cricut cart boxes!
ReplyDeleteLisa T.
Wonderful gift idea. Beautiful project Sharon. Luv it.
ReplyDeleteMarcie
What a great idea! I love that nutcracker! Great project! Hugs, Jeanne
ReplyDeleteКаждый мастер должен увидеть что-то необыкновенное в окружающем мире )
ReplyDeleteТак мило , что вы переделали коробку и придали ей сказочное содержание ! Это весело и интересно !!!
The flowers look gorgeous on the tree and the nutcracker is great. I loved your idea for the box, TFS!
ReplyDeleteGreat box and love that the box is recycled.
ReplyDeleteGod bless,
Peggy Allen
Hubby is a big help! You can't tell that the inside was not bought like that. The flowers on the tree is a very nice touch.
ReplyDeletewow...Great transformation. I love the box.
ReplyDeleteVery nice recycle and gift box.
ReplyDeleteYep! I do believe he is catching on. LOVE your altered project.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous gift box! I love this collection!
ReplyDeleteI really like this altered box so well done it's lovely
ReplyDeleteLinda
What a great redo! Love the colors and combinations for the papers, so very inspirational.
ReplyDeleteGreat recycled project. Love the color combo.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project thank you for sharing with us
ReplyDeleteBeautifully created! Very clever!!
ReplyDeleteLove this project! Love the tree that you made and how you put the flowers on it! And love the lace. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKatie B.
What a way to hide the chocolate stash!!
ReplyDeleteTruly inspirational! Love the tree and embroidery trim! TFS!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I love your choice of papers. TFS
ReplyDeleteSharon, thanks for the great ideas for covering a box for Christmas! I loved your choices of paper and your color design. I really needed this inspiration as the holidays are fast approaching. Thanks for sharing your fantastic talent!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of those lifesavers boxes but much prettier. Thanks for the idea to doll them up :D))
ReplyDeleteBeautiful box! Love that little nutcracker!
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful. I love the cubby inside. I also busted out laughing when you called your hubby Baboo. That is what I call mine too! Except it's my "Sweet Baboo"
ReplyDeletesuper cute!
ReplyDeleteJust fantasti on the re-using of an old container :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Great upcycling. The lace goes great with the papers. Love the layers and all the details. Thank you for sharing your wonderful creation and have a Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteWow-yeah for such a smart hubby.You worked wonders with the box.I love nutcrackers-here's hoping I can a box to try this with.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous candy box. Thank you for sharing. Hugs, Velma
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. That is what my hubby would say too. TFS b4ustamp@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI love this! I have to get some of that nutcracker paper!
ReplyDeleteawesome idea! love the papers you used!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely reuse of packaging!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea for this box. Everything about this shouts "make me", "make me". Bookmarking this one. TFS
ReplyDeleteWho knew an everyday box could become so pretty! Your project makes me think that maybe I should not throw them away anymore...
ReplyDeleteI am all for recycled projects, way to go you did a great job!
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