My box is 8x10 but they do come in other sizes. I printed a photo of Gabby and glued it (around the edges) to the back of the box. Then printed some letters from my stash and mounted each on a piece of red paper (for sturdiness and color), and staggered them with small pieces of foam to make them 3-D (there are actually 3 different heights but the camera didn't catch that). Finished it by gluing one of Gabby's favorite catnip mice to the bottom of the box. Simple and quick to do!! And it looks cute hanging on the den wall. Boyd would have liked it!
Here are the pages from the issue of Living about scrapboxes. The photos in the article are small but try clicking on it and see if it enlarges. Sometimes they do and sometimes they don't!
I have soooooo many ideas of ways to use these shadowboxes. Can't wait to start another!Make this a great day!
Hugs,
joni
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I have a couple different ideas for scrapboxes. May have to go get a couple. Edison and Mark both had stuffed animals that were very precious to them. .. and they'd make darling boxes. Ooh, and there's an outfit that Edison got. . . .can't WAIT to get some of these! :)
Love you, my friend!!!
I saw that article and LOVED it! I'd love to make some scrapboxes too. Your kitty box is adorable -- Great Job Joni!!!
photo boxes are wonderful and the one you created is great. Have a good week Joni!
Love it! Thanks for sharing Joni!
I'm not clever enough to do this, but I sure think they're cool. I always admire them whenever I see them!
I think Gaby's scrapbox is great fun. Lovely to see you posting and keeping busy. I look forward to seeing what you'll do next :)
those look like great fun to try Yummer, thanks for the tutorial!
i saw darci's work on martha's show and in the magazine...i'd love to do something with a bunch of them going up our stairway...maybe i can tackle that this summer. as always..thanks for the inspiration!
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