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I love the way the rope circle fits around this Gracie stamp, gives it a bolder look!
I chose the first : Challenge 1 - Greenish Halloweenish
I think this box would look great in patterned paper or stamped before you adhere the tape.
No cutting just fold and a bit of tape.
Thanks so much for stopping by! Hope you have a great weekend!
Stamps used :Gracie at Halloween
dies : Papertrey Ink and Lil Inkers
what a wonderful treat box Marybeth! I love all the ways you've decorated them - so fun for Halloween treat giving!
ReplyDeleteFabulous treat boxes Marybeth!! And you're right, the rope circle looks great around the Gracie image!! Clever! Love your projects!
ReplyDeleteOh How cool! I love the treat boxes you made - the first with the pop of green is so clean looking - love the enamel dots (where are the sequins?), and the stripes on the second box with that yummy soft green ribbon is beautiful.... I just noticed the circle from Ocean Bound too! Very clever!!
ReplyDeleteyour little treat box is so cute, Marybeth!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the colors and the image and those dots, Marybeth! Fab treat box!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the colors and the image and those dots, Marybeth! Fab treat box!
ReplyDeleteCUTE and CUTE!! Your tags are just the sweetest little things Marybeth, love the image! Great job on both ;)
ReplyDeleteVery cool, Marybeth. LOVE the greens. Perfect bows too. That Gracie is so sweet. And the smattering of enamel dots is the perfect finishing touch. These are great. Bev
ReplyDeleteFantastic little treat boxes! And I agree, the rope circle works great with the Gracie stamp. Love the colors and the enamel dots.
ReplyDeleteA very beautiful Halloween treat box! Love the gorgeous green silk ribbon, image, and dots!
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous gift you've made!!
ReplyDeleteLove the image, so vintage and adorable!!
Great tuto too.
Thanks for the inspiration and I will definitely give this box a try myself.
Bye and have a lovely weekend,
Marjolein
Love sweet Gracie! Those grandkids are gonna get lucky this Halloween! Thanks for how to's. And also love the stitching around the circle. They were out when I got the rectangle and square, time to try again!
ReplyDeleteawesome treat boxes! saw that one on pinterest too, but with tall sides! love your shorter version for small treats!
ReplyDeleteOutstanding treat boxes, Marybeth. This set and image worked so wonderfully for your spooky treats.
ReplyDeleteBoth treat boxes are really super. Love the lush green ribbon too. Super image of Gracie - love the rope edges.
ReplyDeleteOh, Marybeth I love them both!
ReplyDeleteI think I have that box pinned but now that I know someone who has actually attempted it...
was it easy?...
dying to try it now! :)
Looks like you have made a good start on treats for all those grandkids of yours! Love that no cut box with the enamel dots and I am a sucker for those pillow boxes. That is one die I always wish I had gotten. Great job!
ReplyDeleteBoth boxes are great! I love 3 D items.. i think i will make your first box for my treats i'm giving to family and friends.. love how it looks!
ReplyDeleteWell aren't you clever missy.... the rope looks fabulous around that image!! Wonderful giftie boxes!!
ReplyDeleteMarybeth...these are both so fun and I love that sweet little treat box and that you only need to fold it too, so fun and your decorations are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWowza, what a fun origami box with no cutting! Of course, your tags and pristine bows make everything super duper special, Marybeth!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteBoth great treat boxes with the same witch stamp, Marybeth!! It's kinda neat to see a Halloween project with only green and no orange in it, especially with all that white. So very modern! Thanks so much for joining the CAS-ual Fridays Challenge!
ReplyDeleteOh I love that gorgeous box! Great for little treats! Fabulous design on both the box and pillow box, perfect for halloweenies!
ReplyDeletelove the box, Marybeth. Thanks for the inspriration.
ReplyDeleteLove from Holland.
Fabulous box. I can't believe it is that easy. And your pillow box is fantastic--great way to combine dies and stamp sets.
ReplyDeleteDarling projects Marybeth! I also love the rope border with Gracie, it really sets it off well, the instructions for the wee box are super, a perfect container, definitely bookmarking that one! And pinning!! thank you so much for playing along with us!
ReplyDeleteThat box is amazing - I can't believe no cutting was involved! Looks so striking with the green black and white...what a fabulous colour combo!
ReplyDeleteStunning and elegant, but then, that's you. How cool is black and white with just touches of green for a Halloween palette. Happy to see so many people are finding you. Thanks, as always, for sharing.
ReplyDelete(I'd love to leave a comment for each project, but I do need to do other things in life too. ;)) (Can't figure out how to use clear punctuation on that last sentence with emoticon, but I've a double chin, so it reads both ways!)
Hi Marybeth
ReplyDeleteYour Halloween treat is very pretty, I love the colours, they really look great together.
Kind regards
Carola
Wow what a lovely treat bag :) thank you for sharing the details, I might try making one :) all inspired by you
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic! Do they go to the grandkids? P.S. Love your "best stamp ever!" comment.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip about the box - must look that up, I need some ideas for our Christmas market. It looks so crisp and clean in white with the black and green. Absolutely love those enamel dots too - they look good enough to eat !!!
ReplyDeletelove the crisp look and designs! wonderful projects! thanks for joining us at CAS-ual Fridays!
ReplyDeleteyour work is always impeccable, this one included! Thanks for playing CFC!
ReplyDeleteOooo...I love both of these projects! The white box is so cool--thanks for sharing the photos of the inside. The enamel dots are a perfect finish. The pillow box is just gorgeous. I love the tag and the stamping! Thanks for joining us at CAS-ual Fridays!
ReplyDeleteYay!! Congratulations on the HM honor from CFC, Marybeth! I knew it!! Hugs, Darnell
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