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Monday, December 19, 2011

TGF's 3rd Annual Customer Blog Hop

Welcome to the 3rd Annual Customer Blog Hop!  This is for the holiday project entry.
 
My project is a butterfly box using SU's Certainly Celery, Whisper White, Recollections robin egg blue, cherry, and designer papers from DCWV's This Christmas stack.  The image is from TGF's Tea-rrific photopolymer clear mount stamp set and is colored in copic markers.  It was cut and embossed using Nestabilities classic circles and mounted on a lacy circle using dimensionals.  The border punch is Martha Stewart's scary fence, but I cut off the bat wings, and added pearls.  The finishing touch is a bow tied with a pink button. 
box top
Inside view
Inside is a sentiment I typed on the computer and cut out using a Nestabilites die. 
While the box is a tad time consuming and requires exact measurements, it gives a dramatic effect and is actually easy to assemble. 

Not only do the participants have a chance to win one of TWO big prizes - one in each category of "holiday" and 'general" project categories. THREE grand prizes up for grabs!  Be sure to comment on each participants blog as you hop along and you will be entered to win the third grand prize.  Talk about awesome! 

Now, back to the TGF blog to pick up your next stop!

I hope you enjoyed visiting my blog and you have fun!  Thanks for looking!  April

57 comments:

  1. Oh my goodness- this project ROCKS! Love it and love that you used the tea set, too, ApriL!

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  2. OMGosh What a beautiful creation, love how you've coloured those tea cups.
    Hugs
    Suzi
    xxx

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  3. WOW what a cool box! love it!!
    Hugs, Heidi

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  4. Wow such a lovely gift box! Love the bright colours!

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  5. this is stunning! amazing project :)

    sarabeth

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  6. Beautiful coloring--great box! Great work! Merry Christmas! :)
    Nat

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  7. Love this and all the fab details you added, what a great project April!
    :Dx

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  8. what a great box! will definitely have to try this. thanks and happy holidays!

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  9. I love the box. Is there a tutorial for making this?

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  10. Beautiful holiday gift box, April! I love how you colored the teacups! Fun and festive :)

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  11. I love how your box turned out.

    GK
    pkanchana8@hotmail.com

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  12. Love your box! Definitely need to try one out! Thanks for the inspiration!

    Jamie
    http://jamiek711designs.blogspot.com/

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  13. Cool Idea! love it, TFS. Hugs, Jas

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  14. Super cute box!!!
    Happy Holiday's
    Karla U

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  15. Very cute! Merry Christmas!
    Cara

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  16. Oh, WOWZERS! This is fantastic...love the creative box fold. What a great idea. YOu are SOOOO creative, ladybug.

    Smiles!
    Gwen

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  17. Very festive box. Love it.
    cstephenson at q dot com

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  18. April.. OMG I just love tis little box.. Perfect for an office or even teacher gift.. details are just beautiful. Great job my friend.

    Hugs

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  19. Wow, WOW!! What an awesome project! You're spot on about the dramatic effect, it looks amazing! Love your choice of colours and the layering of the nesties. Too cute!! Thanks for sharing with us. xo

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  20. How fun. I love the little fence design around your box and the pearls are nice. Great job!

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  21. Love that butterfly box!!! It's very effective...

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  22. what a beautiful box and that tea-cup stamp you used is sooo cute ! haven't had the chance to purchase it, but it is definetely on my wish list ;-)

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  23. Love this box!! Also just added to my wish list. ;)

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  24. Oh I love the teacups! What a great box! Everything looks wonderful and the picket fence is perfect!!

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  25. that box is fabulous! Well worth the time it took for sure!

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  26. Wow! What an awesome project! I just love the papers and color combo you chose! Wonderful!

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  27. Wow this is awesome! Love the colours! Rachael :) xx

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  28. Love your butterfly box! Great use of the tea set too !

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  29. How sweet, such a darling little project!

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  30. Awesome box. I love this idea. Thanks for sharing. :-)

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  31. Gorgeous box and I love the teacups image you used!

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  32. Oh wow!! this is gorgous... the tea set looks wonderful in those colours!!
    Sammi

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  33. Wow, how cute! Great project-thanks!

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  34. Oh my, April, you were very busy..what a nice gift!

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  35. Oh my!! what a beautiful box! and pretty papers! TFS! ;)

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  36. Wow! Awesome project. Love the fresh yet Christmassy colours.

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  37. Love it April. That bow looks fab... I will have to try one like it!
    Susan xxox
    http://stamponme.blogspot.com/

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  38. Your box is amazing, and i just love the teacup stamps too.TFS.

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  39. Super cute (and cool) project!!

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  40. WOW, this butterfly box is AMAZING! I'm going to have to try this sometime!

    Happy Holiday Hugs,
    Naomi

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  41. Being a huge tea drinker, I love this idea! I can see so many friends going crazy if they received such a cute gift!

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  42. Great project, nice coloring on your tea cups, tfs

    Kim (kim.scrapper@yahoo.ca)

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  43. HI Sweetie!! I love the colors you chose for you box. This is awesome! Love the tea cups, so prettily colored. Absolutely fabulous!
    Happy Holidays!
    ;)

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  44. The bright, clean colors make this pop with holiday cheer! Great project - TFS.
    Have a blessed Christmas.

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  45. Love your fabulous box with the wonderful teacups, great project :)

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  46. April this is just ADORABLE! I love the pretty box, what a great set to use with it too. Darn, now I want that tea set. ;) I love the creative use of the fence punch!

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