There are two small children who live next door to us and I made these novelty boxes to fill with chocolates and give them as a small gift. I used the Silhouette cutting machine and used the cutting files pretty much as intended, so there is more craft than creativity on my part. I suppose it's like using a dress or knitting pattern and ending up with the garment on the packet.
Our Guest Designer is Valentyna so I hope you will visit the Inkspirational challenge blog to see what she's made, and also the rest of the Design Team - then enter your project.
11 comments:
These are super cute, the kids will love them! I bet they were also fun to make. Greta work!
These are so adorable, you are so creative and crafting like crazy!
There's nothing wrong with making the item exactly as the artist intended. If it enticed you to make it, then it's great as is! Your neighbor children will love them and will probably keep them in their bedrooms as decorations! I think they're adorable!
Thanks for sharing them with us for our Boxing Up the Holidays challenge at Cut it Up!
Evelyn
http://mylittlecraftblog.wordpress.com
Those lucky children who live next door to you are in for a sweet treat and lots of smiles when they receive these! The face on the reindeer is as cute as can be, and I love the unique shape of each gift box! Brilliant makes!
How cute are your Santa and Rudolph treat boxes! Adorable - and guaranteed to bring mega watt smiles to the kids' faces when you pass them their way (much like the smile I'm wearing in receiving your awesome birthday card - thank you again!!). Cutie-patooties, both!
Hugs~c
Cute and adorable and great crafting x
These are so cute! These will make lovely gifts and they are certainly very festive!
-Shauna
Oh my, such adorable treat boxes!!! Somebody is gonna have warm Christmas smiles :)
These are absolutely adorable! Love the shape of the Santa and that Reindeer makes me smile! Thanks for sharing with us at Cut It Up! ~Katrina
These are cute!
Adorable boxes, perfect for little presents for the young ones, and even adults...
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