My Sis' Judy made one of these last week and shared with me. Her's was a tad different, but not much. The Matchbox cover is made with Clear Shet so you can see the Nuggets wrapped inside. I used the same paper that Judy did, Autumn Spice DSP, I love the thickness, holds it's shape well when making 3D items. The labels were sponged with Early Espresso Classic Ink and the sweet treats from Teeny Tiny Wishes Stamp Set was also stamped with the same color on Very Vanilla CS. The top label was punched with Old Olive CS while the other was the Autumn Spice DSP. The belly band is Pear Pizzazz Stitched Poly Ribbon. Thanks for the great idea Judy!Sunday, October 17, 2010
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My Sis' Judy made one of these last week and shared with me. Her's was a tad different, but not much. The Matchbox cover is made with Clear Shet so you can see the Nuggets wrapped inside. I used the same paper that Judy did, Autumn Spice DSP, I love the thickness, holds it's shape well when making 3D items. The labels were sponged with Early Espresso Classic Ink and the sweet treats from Teeny Tiny Wishes Stamp Set was also stamped with the same color on Very Vanilla CS. The top label was punched with Old Olive CS while the other was the Autumn Spice DSP. The belly band is Pear Pizzazz Stitched Poly Ribbon. Thanks for the great idea Judy!
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You are so welcome, and yours came out so cute! I got the idea from Tara Bazata from the internet. I don't know her website, but she is an independant Stampin Up dealer. :o)
ReplyDeleteThanks Judy, I looked up Tara's name and found a blog for her ... so, here's credit to her for a great idea and to you for passing it on...thanks to both of you! http://www.inkandpapercafe.com/ink-paper-cafe/2010/09/matchbox-sweet-matchbox.html
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I haven't worked with the clear yet. Have to give it a try! Have fun at Johnny's bday party tomorrow!
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