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Friday, 6 April 2012

Quick Chick Boxes

Hi there! Just a quick post tonight to show some more little Easter boxes made at my last class.
This was a quick bonus project, so I could show the girls how to make another little choccy holder with the Petite pocket die...& so I could make these cute little chicks I saw, by US Demo Tami White. 
The eggs are punched with our extra large oval punch & some Cheerful Treat DSP. The chick is made with a scrap of textured so saffron card & the bird builder punch. I popped the chick & egg & pink egg bottom with dimensionals. You can see Tami's chicks here.
The box is made with 2 petite pocket die shapes, using the same method as I used for the Mini Scallop Box in this post. It's perfect for a large Freddo or similar sized choc. You can see the depth better in this shot of the lucky limeade box.
For this one, I turned the flap down, so the box stays open. For the pretty in pink version below, I left the flap up & closed it with some ribbon.
Well, that's it for me tonight. Hope you like these little boxes. I'll be back next time with the last project from my Easter class. If you have any questions about the boxes, just leave me a comment.
Inky wishes, Di

Supplies
Stamps: Teeny Tiny Sentiments
Card/Paper: lucky limeade, pretty in pink, melon mambo, whisper white card, so saffron textured card, Cheerful Treat DSP
Ink: Chocolate chip ink pad
Accessories: basic rhinestones, daffodil delight taffeta ribbon
Tools: Big Shot, Petite Pocket die, Punches -  extra large oval, word window, bird builder
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4 comments:

  1. Sarah Milbourn Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator6 April 2012 at 21:24

    Gorgeous as always, Di!

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  2. Sarah Milbourn Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator6 April 2012 at 21:24

    Gorgeous as usual, Di! So sorry I missed it!

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  3. Juliette7 April 2012 at 05:47

    Di, when you posted the scallop die items I bought the die...now I've seen these, the Petite Pocket die is on the wish list:-)

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  4. H2 :)10 April 2012 at 12:55

    Great use of the die! TFS :)

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