In the same theme as my last post and using the same papers here is a mini shadow box book which I have decorated in a festive way. All papers used are from Cosmo Cricket 'Dear Mr. Claus' 6 x 6 inch paper pad (3d Jean).
The outside of the box has been embellished with some elements cut from the paper along with a red satin bow and hat pin (The Ribbon Girl)
The inside boxes have a variety of papers, wooden snowflakes, ribbon, metal charms, felt shapes etc. Yes, the little Christmas tree is from my cake featured in the last post so it's 'waste not want not' recycling in action !!
The internal frame was given a generous coating of pale green transparent glitter applied with PVA glue.
I have used Distress Stain in forest moss and barn door along with the corresponding Distress Inks to colour edges and raw chipboard surfaces.
Really enjoyed making it !
Sid xx
20 comments:
Love this and your little Christmas book - looks like you had a fun weekend!
My hubby must not hear this but i am speechless!! This latest project is so beautifully amazing .love all the little bits and pieces inside .Love the bow and pin on front cover .
The whole design is a stunner .
hugs Shirley-Anne
Wow, a wonderful project, looks fabulous.
Stunning work Sid !
Fantastic!
Another gem! Wonderful festive shadowbox.
that's stunning Sid!
WOW! This is a fabulous keepsake! What a fabulous idea! Love that paper! Great fun!
Debbie
^..^
A beautiful project Sid
Fab project!
What a fun project ......
excellent your on a roll..love all the elements
what a great idea! and such a great personal gift idea for the holidays, i wanna make one!
Wonderful box, Sid - I love it. All the details and textures. What a fun time you've been having.
Love it!!!!
Loving that little Santa again and the shadow box is awesome! Those reindeer are great as well! Kudos!!!
Gorgeous! I love the little reindeer.
This is so cool Sid, a festive feast for the eyes :P
love all the details on here Sid. Beautiful work !
isa
I enjoyed my Advent House last year so can imagine you having fun making this. What a lovely heirloom you have made.
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