I needed a place to put all of my chipboard and embossing powders so I went to Hobby Lobby and found this plain white box ($1.99). I knew I could store a lot of chipboard in it and decided to make it my stash box. Obviously I had to turn it into a craft project.
I used two different scrap papers. The top is sprayed on the sides using Prima Bloom spray (Iris), Dylusions (Calypso teal), and Lindys Stamp Gang (Salt Water Taffy and Aloha Avocado). I glued my paper to the top and used different embellies to accent it, but not too many because I wanted to be able to take the lid off with no worries about messing anything up. I also sprayed some cheesecloth and layered it behind the chipboard pieces. The little 7 chipboard is covered in Inka Gold green/yellow.
Using a damask Prima stencil I added some texture to the side paper pieces, just to give it a shabby feel. I glued these to the sides and added some rub on words from Tim Holtz.
I finished the edges with Powder Puff chalk ink Very Berry and now I have a pretty stash box.
This design is entered into the following challenges:
Paper Crafting Challenge #14-Green, blue, purple (HERE)
Crafty Hazelnuts Patterned Paper Paper July Challenge-use patterned paper (HERE)
Anything But a Card #37-Anything Goes (HERE)
Lindys Stamp Gang color challenge July (HERE) I used the pinkish and greenish colors.
Thanks for reading and leaving your lovely comments. It brightens my day! Carpe Diem! ~€
What a gorgeous stash box you created! Thank you for joining in at Anything But A Card this time.
ReplyDeleteThank you Julie! I really laughed at the title of the blog. Wonder if anyone has submitted a card?
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous box.. perfect for storing special stash! You've added so many different mediums and it looks great. Thank you for joining in at Anything But A Card. Cheers, Di
ReplyDeleteThans Di! I am so happy to read your comments on my blog, so thank YOU for stopping by and making me smile.
ReplyDeleteLOTS of work went in to this, I can see!!!! Thanks for joining us at Paper Crafting Challenges.
ReplyDeleteYou hit the nail on the head! It did take a bit to make this but it was a fun project. Thanks for stopping by my blog.
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