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The 3 products on the left side of the picture are just simple cards and layouts. There's really no instructions for these but let us know if you have any questions.
• The box in front is made from a simple box template. A similar template was used on the Mimosa Mother's Day ideas. You can just adjust the size to what you need and take off the scalloped edge. What I thought was really cool about this box was that Maria curled paper to create a bow. I always hate having to find a matching bow at the store for a gift box but with this idea you'll always have a bow that matches.
• The folded frame behind the box is a twist on our Mother's Day goodie bag idea. The difference is that Maria made slits and wound a piece of paper through the top rather than punching a hole.
I always think it's fun to see similar projects done in different paper lines. When you add unique details, it looks completely different.
The 3 products on the left side of the picture are just simple cards and layouts. There's really no instructions for these but let us know if you have any questions.
• The box in front is made from a simple box template. A similar template was used on the Mimosa Mother's Day ideas. You can just adjust the size to what you need and take off the scalloped edge. What I thought was really cool about this box was that Maria curled paper to create a bow. I always hate having to find a matching bow at the store for a gift box but with this idea you'll always have a bow that matches.
• The folded frame behind the box is a twist on our Mother's Day goodie bag idea. The difference is that Maria made slits and wound a piece of paper through the top rather than punching a hole.
I always think it's fun to see similar projects done in different paper lines. When you add unique details, it looks completely different.
1 comment:
Just to let you know the print on this idea page is very very light - I can almost see the writing. Might try to darken it.
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