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messing around.........our dear little Bigotes ,who has been missing since last Feb......he was a wonderful little clown....
A presentation box for a canteen of cutlery, hand made from English Cherry with a book-matched Yew burr veneer on the top of the lid.
The slots to receive the cutlery were hand cut from plywood and upholstered in felt.
I used Brusso quadrant hinges to enable the lid to remain open at 90 degrees. To maintain clean lines on the box exterior, I used magnets to hold the box closed and created small dimples to assist opening.
The interior is finished with hard wax oil while the exterior is French polished with shellac.
(Photographed by Kate Fisher aka Fishbone1)
Origami Boxes made from Vintage LP covers. Read about them on my blog freshlyfound.blogspot.com/2010/02/retro-boxes.html
Flat 20-sided tato box by......me?
Not innovative or useful really, but not bad for somebody who knows neither math nor origami and made this from scratch in Photoshop.
The flaps don't really form a nice circle in the center and there's that hole, so does that mean I should try shaving 1mm off the radius or learn to fold better?
CP for pointing out flaws, or storing a flat cookie if you have (the collapsed center touches the base, so spread your Florentine out VERY thin).
Photo of Waddingtons Black Box board game, taken from TV Cream Toys www.tvcreamtoys.co.uk - more photos, plus write ups, at the web site.
I was as intrigued with the gift box almost as much as the graduated filter it enclosed.
My mother in law made the box and it was too good to throw away.
We (my sister, my daughter, and I) made this valentine box for my daughter for school. We used a box , toilet paper rollers, paper cones. Covered with colored paper and stickers. Cut a door out and attached ribbon and velcro to hole the door closed. Would also be good for a little girls bday party. Leave a comment and tell us what you think. Thanks!
DAICHI @ JPSF2014
The 23-year-old Japanese human beat-box, DAICHI, came to to San Francisco Japantown and Union Square for two days on Saturday, July 19th, and Sunday, 20th!
◉ LIVE PERFORMANCES:
▶ July 19 (Sat) @ J-POP LIVE at UNION SQUARE (6:30pm-8:30pm)
▶ July 20 (Sun) 1:15pm @ Pagoda Stage, Japantown
◉ Mini Opening Act for J-POP Splash! 2014:
▶ July 19* (Sat) 2:15pm @ NEW PEOPLE Cinema (NEW PEOPLE B-Level, 1746 Post St)
Special appearance by DAICHI to kick off J-POP Splash! 2014, a FREE music video event at NEW PEOPLE Cinema!
(Sponsored by Consulate General Of Japan In San Francisco)
◉ LIVE PERFORMANCES at Takara Sake USA “J POP” Booth
▶ July 19* (Sat) & 20 (Sun) @ Takara Sake USA “J POP” Booth (Post x Webster Street)
There was a series of intimate mini-performances by the phenomenal human beat-boxer DAICHI at Takara booth throughout the day on both Saturday and Sunday!
DAICHI Official Site: DaichiBeat.jp (Japanese and English)
Official YouTube Channel : www.youtube.com/DaichiBeatboxer
Photo by David Toshiyuki
The red telephone box, a telephone kiosk for a public telephone designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, was a familiar sight on the streets of the United Kingdom. This one however was found along side the Jewel Golf Course, Mackinac Island, MI
Detail of the paddle box of the Paddle Steamer Waverley, showing Sir Walter Scott's character Edward Waverley, after who the ship is named.
Box Elder Campground is located within the Dolores River Canyon 6 miles NE of Dove Creek. The campground has 11 campsites with fire rings and picnic tables along with two vault toilets. There is no fee at this site, and camping is on a first come, first served basis.
Photo Credit: BLM Photo by Cole Pearson
Back of a box of pharmacy 1960s.
Looks very nice. Found during emptying my parents' house.
In the box were white folded paper with some powder. I think against diarrhea.
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The jewelry box includes a three sided insert. One side is smooth for displaying a pendant, another side has a pocket for elegantly presenting a ring, and the last side has two little eyelets to showcase a gorgeous pair of earrings. There is a little envelope to neatly secure the pendant chain, which fits perfectly into the pocket. The liner box has an inner chipboard structure for durability and strength
very similar to the last year Christmas boxes but with square shape...
I love this paper, it's very strong and excelent for sturdy but festive boxes
(this is wrapping paper bought in tesco some years ago... it's consumed now)
bejeweled jewelry boxes
I have always been drawn to Taipei 101 not for its height, but for the care embedded in its details — a skyscraper that rewards slow looking, one tier at a time.
From a nearby hotel room, these stacked sections always felt like little jewel boxes to me, especially in this edit where the glass catches the light. Even years later, the building still feels deliberate and ornate, carrying a sense of culture and craft that goes beyond measurements or records.
Revisiting this image after watching Alex Honnold’s recent urban free solo ascent gave me a renewed appreciation for vertical spaces — not just as architecture to admire, but as something physical, demanding, and alive. Seeing the tower through the lens of movement and human effort reshaped how I relate to details I’ve loved for years.
I am not a climber, but I have come away with a deeper respect for the discipline, focus, and courage the sport demands — whether at the elite level or in everyday climbing gyms. It’s a reminder that iconic structures aren’t only meant to be seen from the ground; they are also places where design, engineering, and human ambition intersect.
Taipei 101 may no longer be the tallest, but in character, culture, and beauty, it still stands apart.
I came to this image through architecture, but I am now seeing it through climbing.
Revisited after watching Skyscraper Live (Netflix, January 24, 2026).
Original capture: February 2016
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April 18: Day 31 of Project 365
Finally captured a shot of Snickers in an empty 24 pack pop can cube box thing.
Thai Vintage Poster @ Fat Festival #7
* stripes tee dress 'ProjectEdit'
* new sparkle silver ballets 'Farfalla'
* lego neon stripes watch 'LEGO' from chinatown thrift market
box on board. You are allowed to use this image on your website. If you do, please link back to my site as the source: creditscoregeek.com/
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Mike Cohen
Exhibition Fundraiser Print Set
16 × 2 Sided A6 Prints
1 × A3 Poster (Folded)
1 × 16pp A6 Comic
1 × 'Stealth Emitter' Patch
1 × Black Box Zine (1st 50 Copies)
Laser Cut Packaging
Edition of 500
Printed in the UK
Published 2016
Available from Landfill Editions
Origami crane box | 折鶴の箱
Model designed by Tomoko Fuse | 布施知子さんの作品
Folded by me from 4 squares sheet each for top and bottom | 紙は4枚です
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I bought a Little Monica "little harmony body" for my Minisup head. The resin match is not perfect, but the size is! I'm so relieved I did'n need to buy a mnf body for this head :)
The "Firestar," bandshell design. Holds 80 records (45's) 120 plays. One of Seeburgs "new digital machines." Solid-state TorMat memory unit was a big deal at the time. Rock those 45's!
Very basic, very small sheet metal box camera; B+I shutter; fixed focus, single-aperture lens.
Takes 6x4.5cm images on 620 or film. Mine came with a 620 spool (as shown here) but 120 fits just as well. Boxes from the Pixie Flex are labelled as 120 or 620.
Made in Cardiff, c.1950.
There were four models (listed by McKeown}, all dating to 1950. This is either model I or II; models III and IV had leatherette covering.
"全盒" is a Lunar New Year Candy box. Chinese family will put all snacks in it and when relatives or friends visit, we will share the snacks to them. Putting the box full of snack means we will have enough wealth in coming year and sharing to friends/relatives means to share the wealthy and happiness to them.
Photo is taken by my friend Klim
Camera for the photo : Olympus EPL3
Lens for the photo : Lumix Leica DG-Summilux 25mm f/1.4
How do creative professionals who are paid to think outside the box express themselves? At Corey McPherson Nash, we do it inside the box—a shallow, glass-topped, wooden box, to be exact.
14 years ago we resuscitated the quaint craft of shadow-box making and turned it into a company ritual. The rules are simple: Don't go outside the box, and don't put anything living inside the box. But the object is ambitious: to provide a hands-on tutorial in Corey McPherson Nash's organizational culture. "Our basic operating principle is to define broad goals, supply a little structure, and then give people the freedom to do creative work."
With the shadow boxes, that principle has produced wildly diverse visions. Among the completed boxes: a vivid frightscape, complete with a crank for animating dancing-devil cutouts; a meditation on "what it could have been," featuring a loose marble and a list of design possibilities; and Tom Corey's own taxonomy of "bad seeds."
As told by Kristen - the Teacher
I am a college student in an education program and have been working in a second grade classroom in Rochester, NY. The students and I feel very strongly about helping those in need. We came across this site one day during a study of Africa and the kids instantly became eager to help. We have collected the following supplies: Pens/Pencils, Markers/Crayons/Colored Pencils/Paints, Construction Paper, Scissors/Glue/Tape/Staplers, Notebooks/Folders/Filler Paper, Classroom Decorations, Learning Flashcards, Pencil Cases, and other various supplies.
This is a photo of my class and the box of supplies they have collected. So glad we could help!