Cute little Gift Box.

Today for the Just Imagine/Kreaxions blog I have created a cute little gift box.

here is a close up view.

In this view you can see how magnificient these punches really are.  I used Kreaxions Punch 910 to create this little box and it is so intricate.The top part is the punched part, the bottom is the negative part and the center is the little punched out pieces.   You can't help but love the versatility of these punches.

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I've been having some fun.

     Indeed I have.  I have been just scrapping away here.  I have my DT work all caught up for a while so I decided to play with some of the sketches from Boston Scrap Fanatics.  They have posted over 80 sketches so far this month and you know me, I LOVE sketches.

     This one was for sketch #88.
     For this layout I used a mix of papers, Crate's Story Teller, KaiserCraft's Up, Up and Away, and MME's The Sweetest Thing and I used a Recollections edge punch and a die to cut the gears. I used my Cricut Expressions to cut the title

     This one was for sketch #77.
     For this layout I used paper and embellishments by Momenta. The two larger flowers were cut with a Sizzix die. For the faux stitching I used a gelly roll pen.

     This one was for sketch #80.
     For this layout I used paper from Echo Park's - That's My Boy.  I used my super duper Kreaxions circle cutter.  I also used some Blended Fiber paste and a stencil on the background for a bit of texture.  I drew the rocket on a piece of paper and then cut it out of the patterned paper, then I glued it to chipboard. I adhered it with pop dots.

     This one was for sketch #54.
     For this layout I used paper from MME.  I used my super duper Kreaxions circle cutter. I also used Kreaxions punch #910 with Stencil A. The brads are unknown. The title and faux stitching were done with a white Gelly Roll pen.

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For this yummy treat bag, I used a Kraft lunch bag to start. I used the Kreaxions Circle cutter and Punch #910 with Stencil B and positioning parts. I also used some K& Company Die Cuts. This bag was easy and fun to make and is such a pretty item to give to anyone as a little gift.

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