Showing posts with label altered box. Show all posts
Showing posts with label altered box. Show all posts

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Clipboard Calendar for a Swap

Today I wanted to share a clipboard calendar and altered wooden jewelry box I made for my swap partner.  The swap group is called the Secret Squirrel Sisterhood Society Cigar Box Swap over on Facebook.  Our monthly challenge is to alter a Cigar or Wooden Box and this month you were to include a handmade calendar along with your box.  I had a great time with this swap.  I love anything vintage so that is what I tried to do with my projects.





The clipboard is a plain chipboard you can pick up from just about anywhere.  I used scrapbooking papers and embellishments to alter this project.  Each month is held at the top with the clip and I added an envelope on the back to hold the other months.  The calendar can hang in just about any room in the house!!!


Supplies used: calendar Tim Holtz Lost & Found paper stack & rosette trim; Maya Road crochet flower; Recollections bling and flower; other trims from my stash.



I would also like to share the box I created for my partner...











....the inside....




This will also be my show and tell share over at My Romantic Home Blog!  
Thanks so much for reading and commenting!!!


Sunday, September 26, 2010

Photo Box

Happy Sunday,
I just finished this altered photo box for a friend and wall hanging for my sister.





Most of the embellishments are from Recollections, the box along with a frame came from Micheal's.





The paper is Gartner Studios, lace from Micheal's, stamps are Martha Stewart, Hampton Arts, and Heidi Swapp.  The base is made from cereal boxes.

Thanks for stopping by!

Saturday, August 14, 2010

Wedding Box

I was commissioned by a good friend to create a wedding memory box.  I was asked to incorporate owls, bird nest, a place for a 4x6 photo in a vintage beach theme.  I tried to use as many of her requests as possible and this is what I came up with.


This frame is attached with magnets so that a photo can be added.





I wanted the box to look magical and aged.  I worked really hard and I was pleased to hear that she loves it!