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I've cheated again. (Well, only you and me know!) I've used a little die-cut box, now discontinued
(Bigz XL die – Box, Shaker). sent to me
ages years ago by
ATC famous Paul and his fantastic Bugaboo cards, from Craftyblogocks, as a RAC with some ATC's. (so go and have
a look, I mean, a visit!)

So, first I inked all the edges of the opened unstuck box with Tim Holtz Vintage and added acetate into the window.
Printed out some skull and cross bones paper, only to see I'm outta ink again! (where does it go??)
Never mind, seeing the black had gone green/grey I just continued to ink everything in Vintage.

Second picture down shows the
back of the box. I did two things with the same box in the end (Just in case I didn't have time to do the one I wanted to do, which is in the next lot of pictures) Cut all the bits of paper to size, inked them, oh yes, forgot, and
embossed them too, with a keys embossing folder from Crafter's Companion, then fixed them on, made a band to go around the box so to keep it shut, then when you open it up, there's some nice 'gold treasure bars' inside, in the form of toffees!

The second idea was to make a little book to go inside instead. (so to make room, first eat toffees!) I have a few
pictures of me, my girls, one of their friends and my niece when they
were all
very little, smaller than they are now,
dressed as pirates, but without the ink in my printer I couldn't use
that idea, so I made this little book with loads of folds, ready for
when I
can add the pictures, again using as many of the sentiments and little digi's as I could fit in.

Some things can be stuck on the pages or tucked
inside the little hidden
pockets, an extra place to add or hide pictures and tags. (or birthday
money)
I ripped and screwed up the map and then inked it, to make it look old and tatty.
Then it all closes up again, to look like this... added corner peel offs and the brad key and key-hole and some die-cut 'left over bits.' Wouldn't mind this little box die-cut, have looked out for it but never spotted it yet. Suddenly having more idea of what to do with it! Thanks it! Thank you for stopping by! Hope to add this to some...
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Love the box, great idea.
ReplyDeleteyou ladies are so darn talented...this is one of a kind awesomeness
ReplyDeleteFabulous creation - love all the details - and hope you enjoyed the toffees :-) TFS and for stopping by my blog too :-)
ReplyDeletethank you for joining us for the Hobby House first challenge
ReplyDeleteHugs Kate xx
Wow! Stunning creations & so much inspiration Lyn :o)
ReplyDeleteHugs
Tracey
xx
The box is super cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at the Totally PaperCrafts challenge!
Hope you'll play along with us in the upcoming challenges too.
~Alexandra (DT)
Super---really a great project with the mini to go insideI love it.
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DIANA L.
dianamlarson.blogspot.com
Ps I just became a follower because I love your site, but also because I wan to read your book-- looking forward to it.
Oh what an amazing project! Thank you for joining us at ABC Challenge. hugs! Mojca
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely job. Thank you for joining us at Totally Papercrafts.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tutorial...I love all the detail that you have put into this project:)...I am now a follower of yours:) your blog is so interesting!!!! Oh got carried away lol....Thanks for joining us at The Hobby House first challenge...good luck!
ReplyDeleteHugs Nikki x
Hi me again!! Another fabulous creation. Totally yummy in fact. Thanks for playing along at Aud Sentiments.
ReplyDeleteHugs Ali x