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Box recheado com:
1 Corrupio Dos-Ã -Dos Preto com capa em papel Murillo 360gr;
1 Mini-mini Bola Preta em serigrafia;
1 Corrupio Bold com papel Murillo 360gr na capa e miolo com 90 gr papel Pólen.
Box montado manualmente com papelão corrugado decorado com detalhes em preto e sÃmbolos tradicionais de embalagens. O box não é apenas uma embalagem, mas uma peça para você guardar e proteger seus Corrupios.
Tamanho do box com os produtos: 9,5 x 15 x 3,5 cm.
Box filled with:
1 Notebook Dos-Ã -Dos Black, Murillo's paper cover with 360gr;
1 mini-mini notebook with black ball in screen printing;
1 notebook Bold Murillo's paper 360gr on the cover and inside pages with 90 gr paper Pollen (acid free).
Box mounted manually with corrugated cardboard decorated with black details and symbols of traditional packaging. The box is not just a package, but also a collector's item.
Size of the box with the products: 15 x 9.5 x 3.5 cm.
Opera Box ~~~Past
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I like it without the rails better~
Even though both boxes are identical, Wrangler was annoyed that Freddy was in the box that he considered his. After an unsuccessful attempt to evict Freddy, Wrangler begrudgingly settled down in the other box.
It didn't start out to be round, or oval I guess, it started out as a regular square box, but I thought it was a bit too chunky or something, so I decided to round over the corners at the bandsaw.
The main body of the box is Kingwood, one of those dense, oily tropicals that doesn't take a film finish well, so it had just one light coat of Danish Oil finish, and some furniture wax.
The lid is cherry, with two slightly curvy strips of walnut running through it. It was cut from a larger piece that I did a while ago just as a proof of concept for a future project, which turned out to be this one.
I was told to eat one of these when I came to Hiroshima. And so I did. I bought this bento box on my way back to the Kanto region and ate it in the bullet train ride there.
Sadly, it wasn't as good as I anticipated. I get the feeling however that had I eaten it in a proper place rather than buy it from a train station vendor, it would have turned out much better.
The pieces were thin, hard, and not too flavoursome. A disappointment for how much I paid for. I believe it was somewhere along the line of 1200-1500 yen.
N Gage trains found at a thrift store. I had a small layout in the mid 1970's, this box will be a good start on another one.
I am glad this box jellyfish was in a tank. I would hate to tangle with it in the sea.
Images captured in the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town, South Africa, during a holiday trip.
© Luis Marco
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Our spice box has a story. Michele spent six months at ANU before going to Caltech for a year. While she was in the US this box stored the dry-stock that she had acquired in Australia, awaiting her return. When we both moved to Canberra we retrieved this box from a cupboard in the geology department, and it became the spice box, added to, reinforced with duct tape, and occasionally spilled on.
Joe Overstreet, Boxes, 1970, acrylic on constructed canvas with metal grommets and cotton rope, 292.1 × 171.5 × 121.9 cm (Art Bridges, © estate of the artist)
I finally made a tissue box cover for my bathroom! I never like any of the designs and they don't usually have any turquoise boxes. This was solved today! I used a tutorial from Make It and Love it