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Saturday, February 16, 2013
Printable Lace Box in 5 colors
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Knotted Heart Printable Box- 5 colors
Yesterday was one of those days worked quite how I wanted after drawing a knot for a friend (I'll post that in a few days as a coloring page). Today it came together the right way. I hope you enjoy this printable gift box. There are 5 colors available. Click for a larger version. Print on card stock, cut out, score folds, fold, and glue!
Knotted Heart in Orange-
Knotted Heart in Pink-
Knotted Heart in Blue-
Knotted Heart in Green-
Knotted Heart in Purple-
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Circle pattern 2x2 printable boxes in 5 colors
I hope you enjoy this simple geometric patterned box in 5 colors. Click on the images for large versions, print on card stock, cut out, score, fold, glue!
My birthday was lovely, my son made spaghetti for dinner and my daughter gave me a wonderful pair of knitting needles she made from a branch she found, stripped, dried and sanded super smooth. Then my daughter and I made a no-bake cheesecake without a recipe. Hopefully it sets up well! We also dyed feathers together. Crafty, creative fun.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Flower and Lace Printable Boxes
I hope you enjoy this ditsy print floral printable box! I was also thinking of using it on some cookie sized boxes.
Click on the images for larger versions, print, cut, score, fold, glue.
My husband grilled for the first time recently. It was simple, just hamburgers, grilled over birch wood. But they tasted so good!
Also, I posted instructions for a bracelet made with washers on Beadwork at BellaOnline.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Friendship Bracelet Box
Since we got the Friendship Bracelet Maker, TG and I have been taking turned making friendship bracelets. Which inspired this quote art. Click for a larger version.
Which inspired this printable box. I hope you enjoy it! Click for a larger version. Print, cut, score, fold, glue!
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Butterfly Plaid and Gingham Gift Boxes 2x2
I'm also doing 2 inch circles for cupcake toppers, and possibly a bunting in this set as well. You can get the 3x3x1 inch printable boxes that match these here- Butterfly Printable Gift Boxes
Happy Spring! These boxes are 2x2x2 cubes. Click on the images for larger versions, print on card stock, cut, score, fold and glue!
Happy Spring! These boxes are 2x2x2 cubes. Click on the images for larger versions, print on card stock, cut, score, fold and glue!
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Butterfly Plaid and Gingham Gift Boxes
These printable butterfly boxes are my 3x3x1 inch size, and done in complementary colors. I hope you enjoy them! Click on the images for larger versions. Print on card stock, cut, score, fold, glue!
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Hearts bull's eye pattern boxes in 5 colors!
I really need to either get ink or switch out printers so I can do some more heart clasp top boxes and print examples. Since that hasn't been done yet, these are simple 2x2x2 cube boxes in 5 different colors with a bull's eye effect heart pattern. I hope you enjoy them! Click on the images for larger versions.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Circles Box and what I've been beading!
As promised! Printable boxes to match the circles mandala posted yesterday.
Click on the images for bigger versions. Color and just outlines to color. Print on card stock, score, fold, glue.
I finished a small beaded ornament yesterday and posted instructions on Beadwork at BellaOnline.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Fox Box!
I hope you enjoy this little box. I've been working on drawing a fox, and liked how this little cartoon one turned out.
Click on the image to get the larger version. Print to 8x10 inches or to fit page.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Western Shirt Box
Western style shirts, with pearl snaps and smile pockets are just full of awesome aren't they? There isn't a chance in heck that my darling husband will ever wear one, but they are wonderful. I hope you enjoy this box. 3x3x1, click on the image for the larger version. Cut, score, fold, glue!
A couple other western themed printables.
A couple other western themed printables.
Monday, August 22, 2011
Street Art Boxes
This weekend we stayed at the Millennium Hotel in Anchorage which is always lots of fun for Turnip Girl and I. Less fun for my husband since it's part of his job. We've been doing this weekends away (but still in Anchorage) for years at the hotels Michael's worked at. The Millennium is on a street named Spenard that's a bit notorious locally. While TG and I were out walking, we ran across this heart on the sidewalk. So I snapped a photo to use it for boxes. Click on the images for larger versions.
If you donate any amount to this site using the PayPal button at the bottom of the page, the thank you page includes the blank templates for both of these boxes in 300 ppi png format and in PDF format.
I have mixed feelings about graffiti. A lot of it is defacing and damaging property. Companies have to pay to clean it up, and those costs get passed on to their customers. That said, it can also be a vibrant and meaningful form of art. This heart made my daughter and smile. It was just there like a Valentine for everyone to enjoy. No words or explanation around it. Just a heart in the middle of the sidewalk.
This piece, written in marker on a wall above a dumpster inspired my son to stop cold so he could write it in the notebook he carries. Photo taken in June 2007. That piece has since been cleaned off.
You have to make up your own mind about if you want to print this box depending on your viewpoints about graffiti. I liked it, and I hope it's not cleaned any time soon because I think it will make other people smile, and I appreciate unexpected art that makes people smile or think.
I'm a fan of occasional temporary graffiti and I used to carry a Sharpie and a Post-It pad to post very temporary messages. Quotes that I liked, or little cartoon-y pictures.
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