So to show you....from this
to this:
You may be able to see that this actually ended up in my trash, see the water stain in the back of the packaging? Then it hit me what a great project starter! I decided to create a Get Well Package. It contains some Kleenex, alka seltzer, tea bags and cough drops. I opened up the box and glued my dp to it before rescoring and retaping the box. My trim is some that I got on clearance and I think it looks just right on this. I also turned the paper over and used the purple side inside of the box, although I am not sure you can see that from my picture. It is the same as my backer for the sentiment.
Be sure and head on over to Sugar Creek Hollow and take a look around and I hope you will recycle something into a treasure for our challenge this week.
Our designers have been digging through their recycling bins and transformed some great items into wonderful treasures for your inspiration. To get more details and see what they used, just click on their name and you will be taken directly to their blog.
Thanks for stopping by.....
Project Details:
Paper: Stampin' Up double sided Enchante'
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Tim Holtz milled lavender and peeled paint distress inks
Other: Stardust pen, scalloped oval Spellbinder dies, doily (gift), Oueen & Co pearls, Jewelry heart charm, trim (walmart), offray ribbon
Image: Flourishes "Let's Have Tea"
9 comments:
Oh my gosh, Patti - we so think alike! My DH thinks I'm totally off my rocker! What a great project - very pretty too. Thanks for sharing, and have a great weekend :)
Love this project, how creative! Love the image of the teapot and the 'doily' behind it, simply wonderful!
Awesome, awesome project! Super cool remake!
This is absolutely adorable! Your box is such a fun shape. This is really going to cheer someone up! Thanks for all of your well wishes lately. They've meant a lot. Town is still a complete disaster. Our local dump normally takes in 3 tons of trash per day. Every day since the flood they've averaged 21 tons per day. People still aren't close to being finished with clean up. They are all recovering though.
So pretty Patti!
Great project.
very clever! love how you turned this into something so lovely (-:
Patti,
I don't know how you got from that to a beautiful project. I'm very bad at trash to treasure. First of all I throw everything away LOL. Second I just can't get by the fact that it should be trash, but you make it look beautiful. :)
Amazing what you done with your "throw a ways". This is awesome my friend. Wonderful inspiration. "Hugs" Carol
What a fun project and such a clever use of your garbage. Love the cute image and the lace trim.
Hugs!
Cec
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