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Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Gift for Natalie!

Hello again! If you have been following my blog you will know that I joined the last Ustamp. I decided to join in the swap sister program and was allocated Natalie. Hiya Natalie! Natalie and I emailed each other as soon as we got our details. We shared a little bit about ourselves. Natalie said that her favourite colours were Real Red and Certainly Celery.

Now aren't these flowery things just soooo cute???? I love the effect but wasn't 100% happy making them. I followed a video tutorial by Barb Mullikin - Barb certainly made it look easy. I just didn't find it easy to do. I also made Natalie a desktop calendar which I utilised Nikki Stalker's video tutorial.



And then I also made Natalie this cute little box, which I cased off Andrea Lowcocks blog.



It looks like a perfect little present and then kaboom, you open it up and there is still a box inside, to hold your goodies.


And of course, you can't send an empty box. The best thing is to send some choccies and I decorated these Dove choccies, just to make them a little bit more special.


Card and Desktop Calendar ingredients:

Card: Whisper White, Real Red
Ink: Real Red, Certainly Celery
Punches: Scallop Edge Border, Eyelet Border
Embellishments: Ice Circle Rhinestone, Playground Buttons
Stamp Set: Fifth Avenue Floral

Origami box and choccies:

Card: Riding Hood Red, Kiwi Kiss, Whisper White
Ink: Kiwi Kiss, Riding Hood Red
DSP: Bella Rose
Punches: Scallop Circle, 1 3/8" Circle, 1" Circle
Ribbon: Real Red 3/4" Polka Dot Grosgrain
Stamp Set: Warm words

Till next time, happy stamping...

3 comments:

  1. Love your projects - especially the box! Fifth Avenue Floral is one of my favorite sets :) Thanks for sharing!

    - missimagination.com

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  2. Small world Sonia.....LOL...Andrea got the oragami box fm my blog and then she (very cleverly) adjusted it doun to fit an A4 sheet. I love your box....it rocks!! The wee set you have done also looks amazing. Red and white is soooooo crisp.

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  3. Thanks for the referral Sonia! I always enjoy meeting new blog visitors! I love this little origami box ... cos it is so easy to make! Only takes a few minutes! Glad you enjoyed the inspiration ... just like Lynda's was an inspiration to me! :D Have a happy day! xxx

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