This would be another of my earth friendly projects I've created LOL! What I mean by that is just a few hours ago this was a Tinkerbell fruitsnack box! I made this gift with my friend Kara in mind. Perhaps I'll mail it to her for Christmas. I have known her since I was 9. I met her at a diabetic camp "Camp Carefree." Anyways I used two challenges for this. The sketch came from CCEE Stampers. This would be my first time playing along with CCEEC! It seemed to be a really easy sketch for me! The second challenge I played along with week is Creative Inspirations Challenge Blog. I believe this would also be my first time playing along with this site as well! This was great because my friend loves the color purple and she's going to love this I know it! I've been having issues making these projects with various glues. Martha Stewarts glue makes the card board bend. CTMH just doesn't hold well. So I used a basic gluestick you can pick up in the school supply of Wal-mart, and Hotglue. It seems to be holding well. We'll see LOL.
great card, thanks for playing our CCEE challenge
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful creation Jess, even better that you have recycled an old box. Love the layout, and so glad you joined us. Thanks for taking part on Creative Inspirations Challenge. Louise x
ReplyDeleteTombow. I used the permanent glue runners when I do projects with cardboard, or like when I do mini albums that use cereal boxes as the covers, I use the martha stewart brand of modge podge, though actual modge podge is probably cheaper so I should get that... lol
ReplyDeleteThis is a very tweet card! I love it, and I love play on words. They always make me laugh.
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this is beautiful so creative thanks for joining us this week over at creative inspirations love cheryl xxxx
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome card! I love the three little flower brad thingys in the corner...they coordinate so well with your images! Lovely card! So glad you could play along with us this week!
ReplyDeleteThis is great Jess...and I may have to try creating one of these myself!
ReplyDeleteVERY cool Jess ... great job!!
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