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This Heirloom Quality Potpourri Holder Wooden Box would make a beautiful gift for the “Person who has everything”, male or female.
It is a unique, precision, fine-crafted Home Decor keepsake that can be and will be passed down to your children and grandchildren.
A firmly attached vinyl screen on the bottom allows air to circulate up and out through the pewter insert in the lid. This design keeps your potpourri in place and allows the fragrance to fill the room.
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Here is my entry for the Impression Obsession Halloween Costume challenge. I guess my black cat decided to go as a pumpkin. Here are the Impression Obsession stamps I used:
E1842 - Cat in the Jack
CC044-Cover-a-Card Scratches
For future challenges look at the Impression Obsession Blog here.
Audrey, thank you for the cool ribbon!
Thanks for looking!
Patterned Paper: Memory Box Blackbird
Made for the Challenge at CASology Blog: WOOD.
The bird is one of a Memory Box set with 5 little birds.
The fence is part of a die set by Marianne design: Creatables LR0205
The staps at the right are Hero Arts: Garden Petals
this year's cigarbox artwork for auction to benefit East End Hospice.
Darlene Charneco
'Sunset Collector Memorybox' 2014
resin and mixedmedia on/in cigarbox
For my post over at Little Blue Button Stamps Blog
Coloured with Copics and die cut with Spellbinders oval. The frame is a Memory Box die. The patterned paper is from some that come with a magazine from over a year ago. I didn't add a sentiment yet... will decide later if I want too.
Memory Box E1845 Fresh Spring Wreath + Penny Black 30-087 winter wonders + Encore Ultimate Metallic Green & Honeydew inks + stickles + rhinestones
Paper Players 244, Simon Says Stamp Hand Lettered Encouragement, Memory Box Starry Night Background, Simon Says Stamp Songbird and Branch, Simon Says Stamp Large Tags Dies, Stampin' Up! 2013-2015 In-Color Sequins
Colors of pink, black and a hint of white abound these cute Aloha Gift boxes.
Sets in any number are available through my Etsy Shop:
Inside the Victorian cash box were three cash bowls, I removed them and made three new bowls from tissue paper mache.
During the layering process of this bowl I included some pressed rose petals from mums funeral flowers and some snippets from her diary's, which I printed onto tissue paper. Once dried I stitched semi-dried rose petals onto the bowl with metalic threads. I further embellished this with torn strips of apricot chiffon, some of which were stitched into the bowl and others held with golden studs in swathes around the outside of the bowl.
Once finished I placed three dried, purple roses inside (again from her funeral flowers), I then sprinkled them with hand made rose petal beads.
My card for Virginia's View Challenge - blogged here: www.patitudes.blogspot.com/2015/01/virginias-view-challen...
This is a memory box similar to those that Joseph Cornell would create. This one contains artifacts that represent my current journey to better health. The rollercoaster is the original Mr. Twister from Elitch Gardens that I rode once as a girl. My journey resembles that rollercoaster ride right now.
About the time the Army shipped me to Vietnam my parents purchased a pair summer cottages--part of a retired resort--at Wall Lake. While the cottages weren't on the water, you could see the lake in two directions, and we had docking privileges at the end of the road. 'Twas a pleasant place to summer.
This was the larger cottage. A few years back the little cottage was still standing, but it's now gone. (But the photos I took in 2005 are just awful. Last February 17 I did better.)
Mom & Dad sold the Kalamazoo house in 1972, so for a time this was our primary residence. Neither cottage was properly winterized--in fact, the small cottage only had a space heater--so we were glad to move back into Kalamazoo when they bought a Winchell-neighborhood home in early December.
My parents sold the Wall Lake place in '73. Living in two locations turned out to be a lot of work. So we never returned to First Street, except to inspect, clean up, and visit friends.
Frankly I'm surprised that any of the resort cottages remain. The base of Wall Lake's point had mostly cabins when we lived there; now there are many substantial homes. Four decades will do that.
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This photograph is an outtake from my 2012 photo-a-day project, 366 Snaps.
Geburtstagskarte mit dem Mai Kartenkit AddOn von www.danipeuss.de
Außerdem:
- My Favorite Things Rolled Rose Die-Namics
- Memory Box Fresh Foliage Die
- Gesso
- Martha Stewart Butterfly Punch
- Ranger Archival Ink Jet Black
- Kuretake Zig Memory Writer Black
- Uniball Signo White Pen
For the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge that runs from February 12-19, 2014.
www.leiphartonart.blogspot.ca/2014/02/simon-says-stamp-we...
A close up of a shaker card I made today. More details are on my blog stampingandstitching.blogspot.ie/2014/07/butterfly-hello....
stamps: HeroArts CG613 Persimmon Simple Leaf Background, Purple Onion Design, Kartenkunst
dies: Memorybox
Simon Says Stamp Challenge this week is "Summer Fruit" I had this Mo Manning image and thought it would be perfect. I used some Spellbinders dies to cut out and matt and the added a Memory Box die behind, ( it is a stunner but you can only see a tiny bit of it) The sentiment is also by Memory Box, Added a tiny black bow, The PP is from a paper pack I picked up at K-Mart for a few dollars.