I scan, skim, read, or glance at several blogs, and last week, this blog post peaked my interest. The little treasure chest is absolutely adorable, and I had to make it. I really didn't want to have to do all of the cutting, though (if you've followed my blog long at all, you know how much I hate to cut things out! Blech!). It was time to put my Cricut Design Studio to work for me. I used the blog post tutorial to create the .cut file for this cute little box.
Here's what I came up with. What do you think?? It's made with the same dimensions as the one in the referenced post, except that it was cut on the Cricut. I didn't have any Velcro - that I could find - so I used a ribbon to tie the lid down. I also added a hole on each side of the box so that I could tie a handle over the top.
This picture shows the side a little better. The base color is SU bright pink. The rollover top is GP white with a scalloped border of purple.
I have no idea where I got the ribbon. It's a strange texture, but worked well on this little box. I used the SU 1/16 punch to punch tiny holes in the scallops.
Oh ... and the box is filled with chocolate, of course.
Paper - SU pink and purple, GP white
Ink - Memento Tuxedo Black
Stamps - SU (forgot set name!)
Accessories - ribbon, Copics, 1/16 punch (SU), ATG, ScorPal, Cricut, Design Studio
I'd love to hear what you think! I'm excited that I was able to make this box come to reality with my Cricut software. Sure made life easier! :)
Have an awesome night and a great, big, beautiful tomorrow!!!
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what a perfect Valentine treat container for Pirate princess Jaydin...lol
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Soni B
Very cute Shell it turned out darling
ReplyDeleteThat ribbon is fabulous! You're right, the texture is unusual.. As for your guesses about which sets I didn't draw... You only got Hello Spring right:) I drew the other two.
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