Wow.
Back then, I didn't have a style yet and can't remember what the few matchboxes I made looked like, but they certainly didn't have this level of minimalist satisfaction.
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| Button flowers in spring colors |
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| GinaK Hello Sunshine stamp with large yellow rhinestone |
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| Apple punched in SU real red, garden green, and chocolate chip |
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| Martha snowflake punched in SU ballet blue and bling |
What an excellent way to use thicker embellishments! What a fun way to use up those embellishments that I really, really, really don't enjoy using on cards!
I'm having lots of fun with this shape, so we'll see a few more in days to come. If you're interested, I'll do a photo tutorial!
Supplies
paper: 80lb Neenah solar white
Beautiful!!! I realise this may be a dumb question but what do you do with a set of seasonal matchboxes?
ReplyDeleteFun and cute way to brighten someone's day Susan.
ReplyDeleteThose are really cute, Susan! A photo tutorial would be fabulous.
ReplyDeleteaahhh, love these!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Annalize: they are beautiful but I am wondering what you DO with a homemade and beautifully decorated matchbox?
ReplyDeleteSO CUTE! Would love to see a photo tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWould love a tutorial. What fun!
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