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I made this using yummy goodies from Emma's Paperie...I'm guest designing there this month! I used Dream Street papers by Audrey Neal, Owl paper by Sassafras Lass, mini Jenni Bowlin paper and tickets, and Making Memories epoxy accents to decorate this scalloped keepsake box...=) So much fun! Thanks for peeking!
I'm currently living out of a box. There are more in the garage and even more in Washington State, but this is the one I access the most.
For Photogamer challenge "Box."
Left box:
Video tutorial: Paper Kawaii by Chrissy Pushkin
Right Box:
Designer: Tomoko Fuse
Diagram: "Beautiful Origami Boxes 3" by Tomoko Fuse
Units: 1 rectangle for the lid and 1 for the base
Paper: Tant
Assembled without glue
Cats come frome space 10.000 years ago in box shaped quantum spaceship that move in space-time.
they arrive on earth, but something goes wrong and they can't return home.
century passes and they lost the galactic knowledge, they forgot that are astronauts.
but every time that a cat see a box, he must jump into. maybe it will be the box that bring back to home.
Handmade collage box ---------------------------
_Caja contenedora 10,5 x 2 cm x 10,5 cm
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Hecha a mano con tapas y contras de algunas carpetas viejas encontradas + cinta de papel + pegamento + recortes + paciencia (una buena dosis)
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Handmade with covers and backs of some old folders found + adhesive tape + paper + cuts + patience (a good deal)
If there's only one time when you should actually listen to everyone that says: "You have to see this movie."
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It is fortunate that photographers sometimes kept exposed and developed color photographs in the original box. We find the boxes to hold very interesting information from the "use by" date, December 1913, for this box of plates to the handwritten notes on exposure and development.
One of the oldest ancillary structures on the Northern Line is this former Great Northern Railway signal box, located at the end of the northbound platform at Woodside Park. It dates from 1876 and yet has not controlled trains since 1906. The GNR installed a replacement and more ornately styled box a few yards beyond, retaining the original for other uses. The 1906 box likewise survived as a relay room until very recently, both wonderful anachronisms that pointed to the High Barnet branch's GNR pedigree.
Heritage signal box located in the Eskbank historic rail precinct.
Lithgow Yard signal box is of state significance as a small and intact elevated signal box dating from 1885, and as the oldest operating in the state. The signal box retains most of the original equipment and still operates a number of original semaphore signals in the yard. It forms a classic 19th century railway structure in the historic Eskbank station yard. It is closely related to the early development of the Eskbank station precinct and branch colliery lines.
Gristhorpe Signal Box Opened In around 1847 with the opening of the line between Seamer and Bridlington, The LNER Took over from the pre-grouping companies in 1923.
The Box contains an 18-lever McKenzie & Holland type 16 lever frame, The box lost its block instruments when the line between Filey and Seamer was singled in 1983, the station went a little earlier on the 16 February 1959 when this happened all crossings between Seamer & Filey were planned to be converted to automatic ones, however only Muston was converted, Cayton & Lebberston were converted to Portacabin Key Lock boxes and Gristhorpe was retained due to the local station owner refusing to sell the land for AHB Barriers aswell as to control the awkward level crossing here.
When the line was modernised in 2000, the boxes at Filey, Hunmanby and Bempton were abolished with Seamer Panel (SR)(Ex-Seamer East) taking control of the line between Seamer and Hunmanby (with the line re-doubling at Filey) where Bridlington takes control for the final single line section from Hunmanby to Bridlington via Bempton.
The Box uses axle counters to detect when a train is approaching, and when the train passes onto the single line at either Filey or Seamer west junction
The box has no control over the trains it can only stop them should it be necessary.
Although no closure date for Gristhorpe exists there are Rumors of an expansion, with Up Home G6 being moved to protect Lebberston as well as Gristhorpe and subsequently the Up signals will be converted to colour lights, with the potential of Down Home (the distant is already a colour light despite the diagram showing otherwise) also switching to a colour light. But only time will tell.
Yay! my first gift box with a bow, I still want my edges to be sharp, not rounded, will try new techniques to see if it works! If you have tips... more than welcome!!
The cake is a White Velvet butter cake.
I love this design called "Bento Box" from the book Successful Scrap Quilts. It was a lot of fun collecting the fabrics and making the quilt.
These great gift boxes can be made in any colour using any of the 3 shoe designs available.
Anyone interested in purchasing the shoe, boot, bag moulds, please contact me on hayley.moss@bigpond.com
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