Showing posts with label Matchbox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Matchbox. Show all posts

Saturday, October 22, 2011

Match Box Gift Box

Welcome! Danielle and today I have my giftbox that's perfect for a small toy. I put a matchbox car inside since it's the Match Box Die Cut. The recipient can just slide the box out and see what little present is inside.







Monday, October 17, 2011

Halloween Treat Boxes

It's almost Halloween!

I thought I would share a couple of cute ideas for giving out goodies to those little special kids in your life.

Both of these boxes are die cuts from Creative Cuts & More.


This one is Matchbox #01 Large cut from Orange Bazzill Canvas Textured Cardstock.
I decorated it with stamps from The Rubber Cafe.



This box is the Coffin Box which I had cut from Black Neenah cardstock.
I embossed the images from The Rubber Cafe with white embossing powder.



Both of these would be a lot of fun to send in to your child's classroom for a Halloween treat!

They are quick and easy to make and go together easily with some Killer Tacky Tape.

I hope you liked my projects today!

Thanks for stopping by!

Kristine

Thursday, July 7, 2011

Thanks a Bunch!

Hi everyone! Hope you all had a Safe & Happy 4th of July this week!
Becky here again today to share a little project I did using the MATCHBOX, a TAG & some FELT FLOWERS (also available in an AWESOME ASSORTMENT!) from Creative Cuts & More & some stuff from my stash!!

First, I "folded" up the FELT FLOWERS & wrapped them with wire...like this,
Then I stamped the center of the top of the box with a music stamp,
Then I created a little "bunch" of flowers by wiring them together & then adhering them to the top of the box with stamped masking tape (secured more with a strip of the Red Tape), & put the MATCHBOX together!

The MATCHBOX really is a treat to work with! It's super easy to put together - you only need to glue the outer part of the box! The sliding inner-part just folds together!
Inside, I stamped the TAG all over with blue ink, folded it like a little "matchbook" & embossed it with that little design.
Since the "drawer" needs to slide in & out with out being caught, I attached a little photo holder to keep the top of the matchbook closed inside the box.
At the last minute, I decided the project needed a little bling - so I added some jewels to the matchbook & the flowers,
Here's the final project up on end...
That's it for today!
Hope to see you soon!

designer: becky voth
other supplies:
stamps: BoBunny, matchbook & masking tape design stamp
   Penny Black, music stamp
wire, Darice
ink: Stazon, Distress Ink & embossing ink
embossing powder, seafoam green
photo holder, making memories


Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Polar Bear Matchbox...

Hi, it's Darsie posting today, and there are only 2 days left til Christmas! I have finished up all my wrapping, and crafting, but just have to show you this darling candy box I created using the Match Box #1 - Large Die Cut! It is so easy to put together and decorate! Once you're done decorating, add some patterned paper to any flavor of Hershey's Nuggets and tuck them inside the matchbox. A cute gift to leave on a co-worker's desk, for a teacher or in a stocking!

To all my friends and family and to the fabulous Die Cut Diva Design Girls, I wish each and everyone of you the Most Joyous Christmas, and a Happy and Healthy New Year!




Images & Sentiment: Designs by Leere'
Designer Paper: Tis the Season by Die Cuts with a View

Monday, October 11, 2010

LYNN STEVENS - BOXES

Hello Everyone - This is Chris Dickinson here! I took the month of September off and it is taking me some time to get back into the swing of things here. September, we had the VERY talented Lynn Stevens as our Guest Designer, and I feel as if I failed her! I want to apologize to her for not having this posted last month.

Check out this HAUNTING project created by Lynn! WOW! Here are the details from Lynn...


What fun I had creating these treat boxes for Halloween. I used the coffin treat box for this. It is so easy to put together. The stamps are from the newest Artistic Outpost Haunted Halloween plate. I used the torn frames technique from the Technique Junkies Newsletter.


For my next project I used the Matchbox Large and spider die cut from Creative Cuts & More
The technique uses Worn Wallpaper from TJ latest newsletter.



Thank you for stopping by! Have a wonderful day!!!


Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Spooktacular Match Box

Hi all!
Kim here today to share with you this adorable little match box I put together - perfect for a spooky little treat just in time for the upcoming Halloween season!
I assembled the match box die in Bazzill Smoothies "Tangelo Blast," which is super easy to put together - no tape required for the inside box! I added some Halloween stickers from my extensive stash ( I LOVE HALLOWEEN!!) to the top...


BOO!

My sister helped me attach the spider to a spring I pulled off an old pen by simply attaching a brad through one end of the spring into the box & the other end into the spider. I added some tiny red bling for the eyes, filled the box with candy corn & closed it up for the next "victim" to open!
Tee Hee Hee!!

Sunday, May 30, 2010

WEDDING MATCHBOX - PARTY FAVORS from Guest Designer Patti West

Hello Everyone - HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY! For our wonderful GUEST DESIGNER Patti's fourth project she chose to alter the matchbox. The matchbox comes in a variety of colors & textures, including metallic cardstock. One can easily find the perfect color to match your party theme!! You can see the matchbox #01 here.


Patti wanted my first box to be simple, yet classy. Using the metallic cs gave her the classy look she was going for. For the simple text, she used her computer to type "Kate & Tim", printed on white bazzill, then mounted on metallic cs and pop dotted to the matchbox. So simple and quick too! Wouldn't these make pretty engagement party or wedding reception favors?





I hope you've enjoyed Patti's Creative Cuts & More project. Check out her blog for another project!
A BIG Thank you, to Patti for being our Guest Designer. We really enjoyed her work!

Have a great weekend! Thanks for stopping by!

Chrissy D

Monday, March 15, 2010

Guest Designer: Introducing Jennifer Hansen


Hello everyone-
This is Chris Dickinson from the damp ends of the earth in Wisconsin. Today we are THRILLED to share an adorable Gift Bag from one of our talented Guest Designers JENNIFER HANSEN, if you haven't seen her blog, please take a moment to head on over there and say hello and Ohhhh and Ahhhh over her fabulous projects!

Here are the details of her first project:

Square Bag #01 Color - Tropical Breeze - Bazzill Smoothies
Journaling Die Cut - Jillibean Soup
Stickers and Rubons - American Crafts
Paper Frill - Doodlebug
Red Killer Sticky Tape
Adhere journaling die cut, stickers, paper frill and apply rubon to the front of the bag. Use red tape to create the bag. This can be used for gift cards, candy, a fun little gift for a loved one that you miss.

Here are the details of her second project:
Match Box Large - Color Watermelon Sensation - Bazzill Smoothies
Papers: Elle's Studio
Button: Basic Grey
Pearl: K and Company
Ribbon
Killer Red Tacky Tape
Create inside and outside of box using Red Tacky Tape. Cut strips of patterned paper and adhere to sides and top of boxes. Tie ribbon around the box and add button and pearl to ribbon.
This can be given to someone you love, a wedding table decor item or for Valentine's Day. You could put candies, gift cards or trinkets in the match box.

Be sure to stop by Jennifer's Blog and let her know how much you enjoy her work! Thanks again for stopping by! Have a wonderful day!

Monday, January 4, 2010

COLORFUL MATCHBOX

HAPPY NEW YEAR! This is Chris
here and today I am sharing a peek at the MATCHBOX!

I thought it would be fun to create a trinket box using the Lime Rickey Designer Paper (I LOVE IT!) from Basic Grey.

This Matchbox was so quick and easy AND fun. I didn't have to worry about getting the score lines just right and which direction I had to fold it in, because Terry has it ALL DONE FOR YOU! All you have to do is order it, get it and fold it up and decorate.

These jazzy little boxes are perfect for small VALENTINE'S DAY GIFTS for your co-workers, teachers, classmates, etc. They are available in any color you choose! You can order them HERE. You can see the tutorial HERE

I used Dew Drops and some stickers from my scrapbook stash (the crayons.)

You will want to come back tomorrow to see what wonderful treats Lisa has in store for you.

In addition, we will be having a VALENTINE'S DAY BLOG HOP on Monday, January 11. Be sure to stop by!


Have a fabulous day!!! Thanks for stopping by!
Chrissy D