Showing posts with label Tuxedo Box. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tuxedo Box. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Tuxedo Favor Box!

Hello, it is Noelle posting today!!
One of CC&M's best selling dies is the Dress & Tuxedo Favor Box Set.  I have never made one!  *gasp*
 I have always wanted to make one but have never had a wedding opportunity so I decided to twist it up a little!!
I gave Mr Tux a date an {ippity} with from Halloween Greetings!
 
They are ready for anything Halloween brings!  The tux is a box that requires no tape or glue!!  Can it get any easier?  I used the greeting but when I was attaching it I thought this would make a perfect place setting!
Thank you so much for stopping by today!!

Friday, April 15, 2011

Is This Spectacular or What? (heavy in pics)

Wedding season is a time when love is in the air- May I share some inspiration with you?
Hi Everyone, Dawn ll here today.
I have to say I think this turned out so Well -hope you like.
Creative Cuts and More has the most spectacular die cuts and the Cake Slice Box Set- Two Tier is one of my favorite to use.
I love the dies from Terry because they are perfectly cut and always the highest quality. I get to choose from hundreds of paper colors and weights or materials.
I see patterns on-line that can be cut out by myself but so not worth a poor quality product for something I want to last and look spectacular.


This Cake Slice Box Set- Two Tier cake (die cuts)was actually made for Terry in opalescent white metallic and I used Amethyst accessories.

Here is the basic supplies I started with to create this wonderful cake.

Let me share some steps to construct one of your own
You may also contact Terry at Creative Cuts and More to purchase the supplies and have me construct and decorate for you in your choice of colors.

I chose to use a cardboard cake form as a base. Killer red Tacky tape works best for this cake because I used metallic papers and I wanted it to stay together.I personally like to use a bone folder to make all the folds crisp, but it isn't necessary if you choose not to use one
White tissue paper works well to stuff the inside to help keep the form of each slice and not add weight to the cake.


Wanted to share a close up of the tape areas to help keep the slices together forever.


The larger size slices get placed on the bottom first and placed closely together to give the top layer the support it will need after fully decorated.
This is a quick view of the two tiers together undecorated.
These are the supplies used to decorate and assemble the Dress and Tuxedo Box Set.


The Dress & Tuxedo set come as a separate set and the suit, dress, shirt and tie can be made in any color choice you would like.
Each of these pieces can also be purchased separately.

I used Tulle that was dotted to accent the dress- sort of a thin liner so the pearl shine on the dress shows through.

Decorating the Two Tier Cake is the best part of this process. I started with the teardrop pearl and braided trim around the middle of each layer.
The bride and groom were added to the middle of the top of the cake at a slight angle to make room for decorations.
I was lucky to find these beautiful open flowers in a Amethyst shade to match the grooms shirt and tie.
I even added a small flower to the lapel and around the waist of the bridal dress




I had to add a couple butterflies to this Spring like two tier cake.
Many of these items can be purchased individually if you would like to check them out.

Cake Slice Box - XL

Cake Slice Box - Large

Cake Slice Box Set-Two Tier

Please let me know what you think- I am always excited to hear if you like what I have shared or not.
Please pop over and visit Creative Cuts and More and let Terry know I sent you.

If you use my code CC&M11DawnLoth you will get a 10% discount.

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Say I Do....

with some fab Wedding Die Cuts from Creative Cuts and More!

Creative Cuts and More is the Sponsor for this weeks Play Date Cafe Challenge. Using the
Black Chair with White Place Card and Dress and Tuxedo Box Set combined with this weeks challenge, here's what I came up with:
 
 

Grab your stamps and play along, the winner of this weeks Play Date Cafe Challenge will receive this FAB Christmas Card Kit, courtesy of Creative Cuts and More!

Details:
Die Cuts - Dress and Tuxedo Box, Chair Box

Stamps - Stampin' Up!, Kitchen Sink Stamps
Other - Pink Ribbon, Tacky Tape, Rhinestone Brads, Gems

Designer - Lisa Somerville

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Wedding Favors

Hi, Lisa here and today I have some cute Wedding Favors to share with you.  With the Wedding season quickly approaching, the Tuxedo and Dress Box die cut boxes make creating Wedding/Shower favors a breeze!

I embossed the White Dress Box with the Cuttlebug Stylized Flowers Folder, tied on a pretty Pink Satin Ribbon and added a Felt Flower and a Basic Grey Half Pearl.  To finish the Tuxedo Box, I simply added some Basic Grey Black Half Pearls and a Pink Felt Flower with a Basic Grey Half Pearl.  Creating these beautiful favors only takes a few mintues! 

Details:
Die Cuts - Tuxedo and Dress Box
Other - Basic Grey Half Pearls, Cuttlebug Stylized Flowers Folder, Pink Satin Ribbon, Felt Flowers
Designer - Lisa Somerville

Monday, March 2, 2009

Blog Hop & New Dies!

Welcome to our first ever BLOG HOP! At the end of this post, we'll describe our hop and tell you how you can win blog candy at each blog in the hop!

We're so excited to show you all the fun projects we've been creating with love & weddings in mind -- and it's been even more fun because we have four new dies to show off: Dress Box, Tuxedo Box, Chair Box, and A2 Scalloped Border Card.

Here are Deb McNett's interpretation of the Dress Box which she had cut from Crystal White Stardream Metallic Cardstock and covered with lace, and the Tuxedo Box cut from Onyx Stardream Metallic Cardstock.


Next up is an entirely different take on the same two boxes from Andrea Ruccolo. Her Dress Box is cut from Ice Gold Curious Metallic Cardstock and Tuxedo Box is cut from Onyx Stardream Metallic Cardstock.


This wonderful ensemble of wedding items was created by Judy DiScipio. What creative ideas! In addition to favors, she created some beautiful cards. One card is the Creative Cuts & More exclusive Shoe Card.


Diane Koerner made this beautiful cake using multiples of the Cake Slice Box. They were cut from Papaya Blast Bazzill Smoothies Cardstock. (Note: You can also choose to purchase the Cake Slice Boxes by the set.)

Our next samples are cake slices created by Kat Salmon, cut from Aqua Bazzill and Lagoon Bazzill respectively.


Next we have two fun samples from Deb Oberg, who served as a Guest Designer during the month of February. Her Tuxedo Box was cut from Black Tie Bazzill Bling.


And this favor box from Deb is one of our exclusives, the Peek-a-View Box cut from Anthracite Stardream Metallic paper. It is adorned with Flower #6 Small cut from Kunzite & Amethyst Stardream Metallics and Lavender Velvet paper. Beautiful!



We hope you've enjoyed looking at these samples! We have even more for you! Each of our blogging DT members have additional samples posted on their blogs now, and they're each offering BLOG CANDY! Start here at Hop #1 with Angie Pearl.

At the end of the hop, Pam will direct you back here for the chance to win one more prize. Leave a comment on this post with the name of your favorite new die or your favorite project you saw during today's blog hop. Entries will be accepted through 11:59PM Mountain Time on Thursday, March 5th and the winner of a $15 gift certificate to Creative Cuts & More will be posted the following day.

Now that you've seen all of our wedding-inspired projects, we'd like to see yours! Check back later in the week for details on our upcoming customer challenge.

Thank you & Happy Hopping!