Hi peeps! It's Tuesday, and that means another fun Stamp Ink Paper challenge! So check it out:
What a great challenge! Even the smallest of gifts can look great in the right kind of packaging, right?! You know the giver cared enough to make the outside of the gift as special as the inside! This challenge gave me a chance to use a couple of the new products from the upcoming catalog: the Wood Words stamp set, the Wood Crate Framelits, and the Wood Textures 6x6 DSP pack:
This little crate is just too cute! It's not very big, about 3.25" x 1.5", but it's just right to put a few little treats inside! Just make sure you do your stamping BEFORE assembly, LOL! Much easier that way! I did add a couple of pieces of cardstock to the inside sides and bottom to make it a wee bit more sturdy. I added a tag and the rooster embellishment from the same set, stamped in Cherry Cobbler. The only non-SU product was the gingham strip, which was stamped with a Papertrey set on a scrap of the same DSP and then cut again with the crate die and glued on.
And last week, when the concrete men were here, I baked up a couple of loaves of banana bread and made some quick tags with the same set, this time using some Serene Scenery DSP and a tag punch:
I don't know if they cared about the tag, but I do know they enjoyed the bread!!! I hope you'll play along with our challenge this week and show us your fabulous packaging! And be sure to see what the SIP design team made as well!
So the walls to the addition's foundation are now up and concrete was poured for the floor yesterday.
Meanwhile, inside, I have ripped off all the wallpaper off our bedroom and John has started to take out carpeting and drywall so it can be extended out! Messy but I can't wait to see the end result. And in between the two levels will be a bigger kitchen! Woohoo!
Meanwhile, the girls escape to the movies!
Enjoy your day and be blessed!
| Project Details--All Products SU! Unless Noted | |
| Stamps | Wood Words, Background Basics: Gingham (Papertrey Ink) |
| Card stock & Papers | Wood Textures DSP, Cajun Craze |
| Ink | Cherry Cobbler |
| Accessories | Cello Bag, Cherry Cobbler Baker's Twine, Linen Thread |
| Tools | Big Shot, Wood Crate Framelits, Stitched Shapes Dies |
The gingham strip added to the delight of the crate. I bet your bread WAS appreciated and I'm sure they liked the tag...I did! Can't wait to see the end results of your addition.
ReplyDeleteWith all the creating that goes on in your kitchen, it surely will be a wonderful blessing to have more room--enjoy!
ReplyDeleteLove your adorable projects today! That crate has such a vintage feel to it and your so great at making vintage things! Love the bread tags you created, too! Bet the guys much appreciated that treat! Great job, LeAnne! You will be so happy when the work is all finished. I'm excited for you! TFS and have yourself a nice day! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm a lover of baked goods but it my world it's all about the tag : ).
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable....this set is on my wish list! And wow you are doing a major reno! Can't wait to see the finished product!
ReplyDeleteLove your rustic little crate LeAnne - what a sweet package! The banana bread looks scrummy too! Good to see the renovations are progressing well - how exciting.
ReplyDeleteAww, you're so sweet to have done this for the workers! Very cute LeAnne! Your girls had the right idea ;)
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