In typical Lisa fashion I started like a gazillion projects because I couldn't decide what to do first. As some of you may know I love to bake and cook. Many of my neighbors wait for the holidays so they can get some goodies from me. The logical thing I thought was to make a simple bread box that I could mass produce and Jessica surely made the job easy for me. The file I used was from the Holly's Holiday Gift Boxes collection. The minute I saw this set I was in love and knew it was right for me. I have some other projects started with this set as well and will be sharing them with you. Every Saturday I will be posting a project made with a SVG file from Jessica's store. One of the things that I love about this collection is that you don't have to use it just for food. You can make the boxes into holders for virtually anything and everything by simply changing the style or size. I will be sharing some of those with you in the near future.
Now on to the deets. I cut the file out in plain kraft card stock. The pretty decorative edge is included in the file so you really could cut it out in plain paper and leave it at that. I decided to use one of my fav background stamps from Market Street Stamps called CANE. I stamped it on the kraft with my Memento brown ink, then distressed the edges with Tim Holtz Rusty Hinge and Vintage Photo. Glued it together in two easy steps and I was done. A simple ribbon tying to give it some extra pizzaz..easy peasy! Then I remembered the awesome sentiments from her THANKFUL CAPTIONS file and decided to add a quick tag. After it was all cut out I took a scrap piece of brown paper and that was all she wrote. Unfortunately by the time I was done the lighting was horrible.
Here are some pictures of the box before I added the tag which were taken in better lighting.
Thanks for sharing this day with me. I hope you stop by to see what else I create with my new addiction... SVG files! Just bare with me since I do not really know how to do anything fancy like everybody else does. All I know is how to open a file and cut but I will get there eventually!
Awesome! I just love how simple this file is. It's so easy and fast to assemble and can be used for anything! Thanks for being on my design team! I think you're a perfect fit! :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! We make an awesome fruitcake in little pans and give them out at Christmas. I am going to size this to fit our cakes...and they will be gorgeous! The bow and tag really finish it off. Thanks for the inspiration! Off to get the file. tee hee
ReplyDeletethey are addicting aren't they? nice job and congratulations!!
ReplyDeleteYay Lisa! Congratulations! Love your bread gift box and the way you use your MSS! Jessica is lucky to have you on her team!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!! tfs :-)
ReplyDeletelove both: the box with its beautiful border and the tag.
ReplyDeletei had to stop and tell you :)
congrats in making the cut :P