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Esses são os produtos que vieram na minha Glossy Box de Setembro, que chega no começo de Outubro.
Achei que ia chegar beeeem depois por causa da greve dos correios, mas chegou na data prevista.
As meninas sempre reclamam que demora a chegar ... mas por um frete de R$ 4.00 tá beem bom demorar em torno de 10 dias pra chegar.
Pra quem ainda não conhece a Glossy Box, é só acessar o site deles glossybox.com.br que tem tudo exlicadinho por lá.
Obs: dizem que a de Outubro (começo de Novembro) virá recheada de produtos Natura... será? rsrsrs
Origami boxes to raise awareness of gun violence. Every 15 minutes someone is shot. As of December 29 84,682 men, women and children have been shot. Over 200,000 boxes have been made by people affected by gun violence. 44% of Americans know someone personally who as been shot accidentally or intentionally. In the U. S. Black children are 10 times likely to be killed in a gun homicide than white children.
This jewelry box I made using only fabric, foam, beads, and threads. The original music box was given to me by my grandfather and is very special to me, so that's why I got excited about making it. I measured the box and then made patterns with newspaper. Then I cut my fabric and sewed the box together, embroidered details of a gold hinge and winder on the bottom. I am also including inside the jewelry box some hemp and bead jewelry I made.
For the packaging, I wanted it to appeal to women. I used flowers to decorate the box to connect to the flowers on the fabric jewelry box. The packaging also says that the music box is made by leprechauns, cleans your jewelry for you, and plays a different song every time you open it.
Box with opening lid in sterling silver and 14k gold with rock crystal. Snail on top is sterling silver and 9k red gold.
Had a visit from the DHL lady today. She brought a rather boring cardboard box which had rather fabby contents!
Not any old box. This is a box that was constructed by my brother possibly 30 years ago for the purpose of holding letters and newspapers delivered by mail people on bicycles. The letterbox is on the street frontage of the house that I lived in during my school years in Auckland.
one of the best boxes i have found! i think this was the best of the bunch without any flash. i would also like to thank night photographer for giving me the insperation for the telephone box shots! a good friend and a good photographer!
top view of decoupaged cigar box. lid on box slide in and out of groove. i have added a wooden "knob" which was originally an earring found at GoodWill.
Depicting the box that traps me from my social life with friends. It's really not that bad of a job...I was just having some fun. You can either take it that I'm trapped...or it's just another modeling gimmick. It actually kind of reminds me of Zoolander. To each his/her own I suppose.
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.
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.