I have a thing for tea, can't you tell? |
Pink, pink, and more pink (There's a sneak peek of another recycling project, can you see it?) |
I figured I could fill the tub with candy and use it as a gift for someone.
Details:
- I cut the tag from Cricut Classic Font (Italic and Italic Shadow feature). It's on page 72. I really REALLY need to start going through my booklets again. I'm missing so many great cuts!
- I trimmed the striped paper down to 6.5 inches and wrapped it around the container
- I also cut a white strip (2.5 inches) and a pink strip (3 inches) and punched both edges to add a little detail
- I used some ribbon from Oriental Trading and then tied a little bow, again just for some added detail
- I fastened brads to the label to help it pop
- I stamped both the diploma and the sentiment with StayzOn Jet Black ink. (Did I mention I bought a new ink pad) I love how rich and clean the images are with this new ink.
I have to tell you, the diploma stamp is from when I made my graduation announcements back in 2004. I think those announcements were probably my first real paper project. I was really proud of those invitations, here's a couple photos of them.
Head on over to Amber's blog to check out what the rest of the design team has come up with, Then enter your own project for the challenge.
Stay crafty
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What a great idea! I love that you used pink for this one:)
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Awesome Project as always! Thanks for being a part of my team!
ReplyDeleteAnd I like your graduation announcments. I was contemplating making Brandi's announcments next year when she graduates, but I don't know if she will feel slighted for not getting the "official" ones.
Great project, love the idea of using it as a gift container filled with candy. It's so pretty too. Lovely announcements too. Hugs lin
ReplyDeleteLove this project! What a great way to reuse something that would normally just get tossed!
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~Lynda
Your project is awesome. I love what you did with the container. Your diploma card is way too cool!
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Cindy Lou
Natasha thanks for visiting my blog and the comment. This is a really clever way to make a unique gift. I am going to have to try this too. I love it.
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Such a kreative idea...luv the kolorz too...TFS!!!
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