Altered Box

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Apr 232007

This weekend is the Stampin’ and Pamperin’ Retreat for Splitcoast members in Cincinnati. The organizers of the event invited me to attend and give a demonstration. Hehe I don’t think they know what they are in for. I’ve never shied away from a crowd and tend to fly by the seat of my pants. I can remember when my daughters were in grade school and I was president of the PTO. I would stand up in front of all the parents and talk and talk. Later when it was all over, I would look at the rest of the board and without hesitation ask them what I said. Even though I always had notes, and tried to stick to them, I would never remember what I was talking about. Back to the retreat – I get to meet, none other than JanTink who was the other “Dirty Girl” invited to give a demonstration. Needless to say, I’m rather excited about the entire weekend. One of the events for the weekend is a shoebox shop, which I still have to decide what I’m going to do. But, there is also a 3D Swap taking place. Anyone interested can make a 3D non card item, wrap it up, and then you will be given a number, which enables you to pick one of the wrapped items. I worked most of the day yesterday on a little box. I was trying to decide what to do, thought of a spiral bound journal, and headed out to the Dollar Tree. Now, I didn’t find any journals, but they did have these marvelous hinged paper boxes. I bought all the larger white ones they had. In my twisted way of thinking, they are gonna be great for card sets that you want to give as gifts.

I have two pictures to share, one of the box closed and then one with the box open.
Box closed

Box Open

Ink: So Saffron, Chocolate Chip, Bashful Blue (all used to paint chipboard)

Paper: SU Simply Scrappin’ Friends & Flowers

Accessories: Hinged Box, Ribbon, Dimensionals, Modge Podge, On Board Chipboard Accents

13 Responses to “Altered Box”

  1. This is so fabulous! I sooooo wish I lived closer to go to that super fun weekend!

  2. Ooooh I love it!!! May have to do something similar with the Friends & Flowers kit I have!

  3. Sherry, this is so adorable! You rock at making these 3-D items! Love all your colours and layout, etc. Have fun at the swap meet!

  4. Sherry, you ROCK at making these 3-D items!!! Absolutely love the layout, colours, embellishments, etc! Hope you have a blast at the swap on the weekend!

  5. Wow! This is way cool, Sherry! What a treat this will be for someone to win!

  6. This is awesome!! I so wish I lived closer to you..oh well!

  7. Nice work! I’d hardly call it “bad” though, more like adorable! I love it!

  8. Oh Sherry! I am going to TOTALLY be trying to figure out which of the gifts is this one! I am participating in the swap too and I am all over trying to guess my way into this one!!!

    Kris

  9. Congratulations! This post was so terrific we included it in our latest Blog Carnival on Craft Critique!

    We would love it if you’d “share the link love” and let your readers know about the Altered Items Carnival on Craft Critique… but we don’t require it.

    Of course if you’d rather not have your link included in the carnival then just let us know and we will remove it.

    Thanks for creating something so wonderful and sharing it on your blog! 🙂

    -Sarah Moore
    http://www.craftcritique.com

  10. […] much to my surprise, I just got a message that my altered box that I did for the SCS Stampin’ and Pamperin’ Retreat in Cincinnati has been added to […]

  11. Amazing – off to Dollar Tree I go! I wish I was attending the retreat 🙂 Have a great time.

    Teresa

  12. This is so great Sherry! No badness at all! Are ya losin your touch…hehehe Wonderful work!

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