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Showing posts with label Basic Deep Lid Boxes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Basic Deep Lid Boxes. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 8, 2017

Fall Favor Boxes with Tracy


Happy Fall!
Tracy here from Idea Closet and today I have some fall favor boxes.  
These little boxes would be perfect to use as place settings for Thanksgiving or just sharing some love with friends and neighbors this month.

They are also quick and easy to do!

I started by using the Triangle Deep Lid Box

SDS Basic Deep Lid Boxes
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Next you just need to add a fall tag.



For the leaf box, I used the two leaf patterns from the
JGW Autumn Leaves Ornaments Tree

.JGW Autumn Leaves Ornaments Tree









For the rest of the boxes, I used files from the
JGW Thanksgiving Ornaments Tree

JGW Thanksgiving Ornaments Tree


There are still some cute tags I want to make so I will be doing some more of these boxes this month.

Grab your favorite fall paper and make some of these boxes today.
You will be glad you did (and so will those you share them with)!

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Monday, September 5, 2016

Floral Hexagon Box with Beth

Hello friends!  Beth from Beth's Beauties here.  Today I am sharing a gift box I created using the hexagon box from the Basic Deep Lid Boxes set.  It was very easy to assemble.  I used papers from DCWV's Gilded Grey stack for it.
After the box was completed, I created the band to go around it.  I loosely wrapped the ribbons around the box to create it, making sure it can be slipped on and off the box easily and trimmed the ribbon to slightly overlap. I hot glued of the ribbon together as previously measured, making sure it didn't adhere the ribbon to the box, only to the other end of the ribbon.
The flower is from the Pretty Purses file.  I kept the center off of it and used wooden buttons instead.
Finally I added a stamped banner, sequins, and a key with lace on it for embellishments.
As you can see, the band slips right off so the box can be opened!

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I hope you have a wonderfully crafty day!

Saturday, November 28, 2015

The Magic of Christmas Blog Hop

Welcome to the SVG Attic-DCWV The Magic of Christmas blog hop! We are so excited to have you join us today!
At each stop of the hop we hope you will be inspired by the creativity of the design teams of SVG Attic and DCWV. You are sure to find many wonderful projects that will be at the top of your Christmas crafting lists!

This is the first stop on the hop!

Beth from Beth's Beauties here, and I used all the wonderful papers in DCWV's Hand-Painted Christmas stack (available in Michaels stores) to create 12 Days of Christmas gift giving for my young boys!
Box 1:  I used the hexagon box file from SDS Basic Deep Lid Boxes.
Box 2:  I used the pillow box file from SVGA Holiday Cheer Gift Boxes.
Bag 3:  I used short handled gift bag file from Basic Gift Bags.
Box 4:  I used the cookie favor box file from Cookies For Santa set.
Bag 5:  I used the half-pint gift pouch file from JGW Neightbor Gift Set.
Bag 6:  I used the snowflake party favor bag file from SDS Ice Princess Party Pack.
Box 7:  I used the Stegosaurus handled box file from JGW Dino Dig set.
Box 8:  I used the plain truffle candy box file from SVGA Sweet Shop Party set.
Bag 9:  I used the ornament gift bag file from SVGA Holiday Cheer Gift Boxes.
Box 10:  I used the 3D pine tree file from SDS 3D Tree Trio set.
Box 11:  I used the candy box file from SVGA Stocking Stuff set.
Bag 12:  I used the chick tall handled sack file from JGW Cottontail Bunny set.
For all of the tags, I used the files from SDS 12 Days of Christmas Charms.  I added the numbers for the days that part of the Hand-Painted Christmas paper stack.  I will have another post later this Christmas season that expands more on the tags on these treat boxes!

Now how about some blog hop prizes??

2 Christmas paper stacks from DCWV

$20 Gift Certificate to SVG Attic

1 Christmas paper stack from DCWV

What do you need to do to be eligible for these amazing prizes?
1. Become a follower and/or email subscriber of each blog in the hop.
2. Leave some comment love at each stop. You can do so until midnight on Sunday, November 29th to be eligible for the prizes.
3. If you do both of the above, check back at the SVG Attic blog and/or the DCWV blog for the winners on Tuesday, December 1st.

We would also love it if you would stop by the SVG Attic and DCWV Facebook pages and give us a "Like"!

Here is the complete blog hop lineup:
SVG Attic blog (You are here!)
Tessa (Go here NEXT!)

I hope you have enjoyed this stop on our hop! Be sure to head on over to the other stops for more Christmas inspiration. Comment and become a follower to be eligible for the prizes!

SVG Attic currently has all of their files on SALE for Black Friday/Cyber Monday! Stop by their website at www.svgattic.com to purchase their SVG files at amazing prices.  Also, DCWV papers are on sale at Jo-Ann Fabrics and Michael's stores right now, so stock up so you can create all of the fun things you saw today!

Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Gerbera Daisy Box with Beth

Happy Wednesday morning all!  Beth from Beth's Beauties here today.  For my project, I chose the papers I wanted to use first (from K & Company) and designed my project around those.
 I started with the Hexagon Box from SVG Attic's Basic Deep Lid Boxes set.  I absolutely LOVE the versatility of that set!  They make a great base to decorate with endless possibilities.
That doily you see peeking through is from the Raven Quest set.  I simply broke apart the lines of the doily file in my cutting software and deleted the skull and bat cuts that I didn't want.
 The daisy is from Watering Wishes.  I inked around the edges and added water drops of glossy accents on it.  The leaves are from the Enchanted Autumn set.
I finished off the box by wrapping some ribbon and Watermelon Taffy and Tickled Pink Trendy Twines around the outside of the lid.  I also placed some sequins on the top for a little sparkle.

I hope you have a wonderfully crafty day!
Beth

Saturday, July 26, 2014

Anything Goes July Contest! Last Weekend to enter

Don't forget to enter your SVG Attic projects in the July Anything Goes Contest!  Wouldn't you love to win?

Prizes

First Place:  $25 Gift Certificate to SVG Attic
Second Place:  $15 Gift Certificate to SVG Attic
Third Place:  $10 Gift Certificate to SVG Attic
Click this link for the post with all of the details and rules.

My project today is using the Deep Lid Boxes kit  and Mom's English Garden.



The box is a snap to put together and so is the beautiful Gerber daisy.  I quickly quilled a center for the daisy so to make a 'handle" for the little box.  I chose some fun summer colors and now I have a cute box to use for a gift, or even for decoration!

I hope you enjoyed today's project and that you are inspired to enter before the end of the month.


Thursday, March 13, 2014

Shabby Chic St. Patty's Projects with Beth

Since St. Patrick's Day is right around the corner, I thought you would like to see a little more inspiration for that holiday!
First, I made a 4" square box and decided to go with a shabby chic feel on it.  I used the Lucky Me kit  for the Lucky Me and postage stamp cuts.  The box itself was from the Basic Deep Lid Boxes kit.  
Here is a top view.  I added green bling, twine, glossy accents and white gel pen accents.  All the edges of the papers were inked with dark brown chalk ink.
I added green and white rumpled ribbon all around the lid and tied it in a double bow in the front.  The little glittered shamrock charm is cut from Snapdragon Snippets' March Charms set.  I added two layers of glossy accents to it so it really shines!
And of course, since it is a box, here it is opened!
This card is perfect for St. Patrick's Day, but could easily be used as a good luck card at any time of the year.  I used the Lucky Me kit from SVG Attic for the horseshoe postage stamp cuts.  The card base is 5" square.
To embellish it, I added several faux stitching and accent pen lines in black and white.  I added green bling, twine and a button.  I stamped a sentiment on a tag and inked those edges with green chalk.  The cute little glittered shamrock charm is cut from Snapdragon Snippets' March Charms set.
I hope you enjoyed these projects.  Have a wonderfully crafty day!

Beth
Beth's Beauties

P.S. The SVG Attic files I used in these projects and ALL their files are currently 50% off!  Perfect time to get those items on your wish list.  This sale ends Saturday, March 15th, so don't wait!