Today I have a short post, but not a small project to share. I made this bundle for this weeks Stampin' Sisters in Christ challenge.
You can read all about the challenge here, which is based on the bible verses Matthew 6:19-20 "Do not store up for yourself treasures on earth..."
The challenge is to use up some of the crafting items we have been hoarding...which is usually accessories...bling.
For me, the first thing I thought of was the beautiful hand made chinese paper, matching swede paper and German made gold paper butterflies I purchased a LONG time ago. I would often think of using them...but...once I did, that was it...it would be gone. I would no longer have those sheets of paper since they are very difficult, if at all able to be replaced.
So I pulled out my treasured paper and butterflies, gold ribbon I have been saving for when just the right project came, my charm I bought at an egg craft conventions, a wonderfully thick jewelry box that I have had for so long I don't know where I got it, LOL, and my misc. other supplies.
Here are some individual pictures for you. Just click on the photo to see the detail.
Since the egg fits inside the box, I cut the remaining swede paper to cushion the bottom. Yes...it hurt, LOL
This is a 2 1/2 x 3" note card. Inside I stamped "for you" leaving lots of room for a personal note.
This is a real chicken egg shell wrapped in the same paper as the box and card. After adhering the paper, I coated it with 3 layers of mod podge. I then applied one final coat and rolled it in transparent ultra fine glitter. I purchaed this glitter from Scor-Pal when they very first opened. She no longer sells it, so I have very rarely used it.
The box seems as though it was made for the egg to fit!
2 comments:
That is beautiful!!! I love this project. i wish you would have made this on Coll2Craft Live. Well it is awesome! I could learn from you, i need to start my Christmas.
JoAnn
This is beautiful!!! The butterfly is awesome. I need to learn from you and start my Christmas now. Very Smart! Thanks for sharing.
JoAnn
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