Ed ecco a gentile richiesta (vero Dani? : ) le foto delle scatoline floreali che ho preparato a mia volta per la giornata di domenica scorsa.
And by being kindly requested (is it right, Dani? : ) here are the pictures of the floral boxes I presented the last Sunday meeting.
And by being kindly requested (is it right, Dani? : ) here are the pictures of the floral boxes I presented the last Sunday meeting.

In doing them I first printed the cardstock using the stamps from my favourite background set (Papertrey).


Next, I used my trusted Cuttlebug and the Sizzix ‘box shaker’ shape cutter to obtain the shapes of the boxes. I cut two squares of transparent acetate sheet to create the boxes’ ‘window’.

I tinged the edges and the fold line by means of a sponge and brown colour; this gives three-dimensionality to the whole.

I cut six flowers in colour scale using a different Sizzix shape cutter: white-pale brown-brown.

Then, I tinged the edges with the same tints chosen for the box cardstock (brown, pink and blue).

At this point, I only had to attach a few pieces of two-dimensional biadhesive tape on the back side of each flowers, avoiding the centre.

After stratifying the three flowers, I attached them on the front of the boxes, and I finished the job sewing a button in the centre.

Do you want to know what I put in the boxes? Not sugar titbits, rather crocheted pin flowers!
Semplicemente deliziose, e che spettacolo le timbrate!
RispondiEliminaEcco, appunto, fammi per favore un paio di fogli di quelle timbrate, che a me non vengono così belle!
RispondiEliminaE muoviti, con 'ste melanzane! ;-D
Incantevoli e molto raffinate!
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