Last week, I showed you some quick cards using the Deck The Halls DSP. Today, I'll show you a gift box covered with the Deck The Halls DSP. I found these photo boxes on sale at a craft store. I thought they'd be great for giving treats to some of my friends. At first, I struggled with how to use this gorgeous paper. The collage styling makes it difficult to cut and overlap. I decided to wrap 12 x 4 strips around the corners. And finish with cardstock. I'm pleased with how it turned out.
The card also uses the same DSP. I made an Easel card to decorate the top of the box. It lays flat for easy transportation. Then it stands up as a finishing touch. Oh, I used velcro sticky dots to adhere the card to the box, so it can be removed
And I just read that the Paper Players Challenge this week is to use your favorite Color Combinations. Well, this is my favorite right now. Red is my favorite color, and I love how the Crumb Cake and Early Espresso add to the richness of the Cherry Cobbler. I'm glad I can keep using these colors into Valentines! Please check out all the other favorite color combinations from PP28.
Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you for stopping by!
Box Recipe: Stamps- none; Paper- Deck The Halls DSP; Cherry Cobbler, Early Espresso; Ink- none; Accessories- Scallop Edge Border Punch
Card Recipe: Stamps- Bells and Boughs, Tags Til Christmas; Paper- Crumb Cake, Early Espresso, Deck The Halls DSP, Cherry Cobbler, Very Vanilla; Ink- Cherry Cobbler; Accessories- Scallop Trim Border Punch, Scallop Oval Punch, Wide Oval Punch, XL Decorative Label Punch, Satin Ribbon, Dimensionals
3 comments:
Absolutely gorgeous! You just can't beat Deck the Halls DSP! Thanks for joining The Paper Players this week!
Gwen, fabulous projects. You have made wonderful use of the Deck the Halls DSP to create this fabulous easel card.
So glad you joined the Paper Players this week and shared this fabulous project.
Happy Holidays and thank you for supporting the Paper Players in 2010
Jaydee
So pretty! I just love easel cards and your is just so elegant and classic in this color combo. Your box is stunning! You really showcased that paper beautifully and the scalloped trim is a wonderful detail. Thanks for playing along with The Paper Players this week! :)
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