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haha everyone always asks me to post my box openings. I usually forget to do box openings... but here's one...sort of. haha xD
Kolme koolikaaslase sünnipäeval ühes varemkäimata, klubi moodi kohas.
Photo taken at a birthday of three schoolmates
A Big 'ol Box of Brillo arrives at the FPP Studio
Photo by Michael Raso on the Polaroid Super Shooter / Fujifilm FP-3000b instant color film
4/26/2011
Image © 2011 Michael Raso
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This box was a gift from my Grandma Jeanne to my Grandfather Daniel in December of 1924, when they'd been married a few years. It's always been on my mother's desk, and in Cairo, she had it fitted with a wrought iron frame. When we moved here to Brooklyn, she gave it to us and now it's got all our wedding memories in it.
It is, needless to say, very precious to me. I never met my grandfather but I remember Grandma Jeanne well - and the spidery, neat handwriting dedicating the box on the inside reminds me of her.
Photos of the fun stuff in my little bag of toys from the 1970's. I've had these since I was a kid. Let me know if you know more about this item!
I don't usually buy TV dinner-type food, but it was on sale and the box looked decent. The result looked similar and was pretty good! Lots of shrimp and flavourful. Could use a little more salt or spice.
Rating: 8/10
Made from a $3 craft box I found at Michaels, which I then embroidered on. Astroman is embroidery, the rest is just paint. I also added some lining to make it a bit more plush inside.
Keepsake box made for a swap - partner requested East Indian style. Used a traditional mendhi flower pattern with rhinestone accents.
time is passing by way too fast
the past week hasn't been a good one. It was full of pain in the arse and worries.
What you can see in here is our little Gecko lady Getrud in a box under a lamp (to give her at least a little bit of warmth). She suffered from necrosis in her tail after she had been bitten by her sister in a little fight a few days before. She needed to see a doctor the first time (and hopefully the last) in her life. Was a bit complicated though because, of course, the qualified reptile vet wasn't available at that time so that other vets tried their best during the days until the specialist came back. Now she's fine again. She still is 'in quarantine' in her box for a few days until we put her back into the terrarium.
YEA MY TOOL BOX !..I keep it in my "station" at the Tattoo Shop it securely hold the tools of my trade..The outside is a mish-mash of magnets & magnetic photo holders...helmit stickers ,bumper stickers n decals of all sorts and a couple oddz n endz.....O.K. so it a fridge to most (yes ,it works but I do not plug it in)
~my flickr friend "Patchworkgandalf" (& Her trusty side-kick "Pasta")...invited me to join a flickr pool called "Addiced To Fridges" so heres my submission , not your avarage fridge...errr ahhh *tool box*~
Kate, Mary, Ron and Susan were the laborers carrying in boxes and furniture, while Rick worked the truck
Me: Why are you sitting on the stuff?
Ellie: I'll be able to see her better from here.
the box opening for my leekeworld arien.
Somewhat of a rare box type, and this box is also rare. Letters are going to be the only thing that fit inside here; though some small padded envelopes would probably fit as well.
I covered this box using pages from a very old childrems book that I found at a boot sale. I then added a vintage sewing pattern, some old used and pretty stamps, an image from a tarot card, a few vintage buttons, a cameo, some stickers, scrapbooking paper and ribbon.I then covered the whole thing with clear varnish.
Name: Origami box + Coaster+ Star
Designer: Tomoko Fuse
Book: "Origami boxes"(Dobozok), p.13,72,92(variation)
"Origami flower patterns", p. 54-55.
+ подставки для стаканов (Coaster) - "Origami Table Decorations", p.94
+ Star - "Origami flower patterns", p. 42
Units:box - 6(15x15 cm) + 1(20x20cm)
+ Coaster- 1 (14x14 cm)
+ Star - 1 (15x15 cm)
Final height: ~ 10,0 cm
Assembled with: no glue
Алина Маслова