Welcome to another wonderful South Pacific Blog Hop. Be inspired by all the creations as you visit each site in the ESAD 2019 Occasions Catalogue and Sale-A-Bration Blog Hop.
You’ve probably arrived here from Jenna Watkins’ blog. Her project was divine, don’t you think?
ESAD 2019 Occasions Catalogue and Sale-A-Bration Blog Hop
For this Baker’s Box, I have used the Butterfly Gala Photopolymer Bundle, Botanical Butterfly Designer Series Paper, Organdy Ribbon Combo Pack and Baker’s Boxes
Tip: Baker’s Boxes can be used for many purposes:
- Baked goods
- Muffins
- Cupcakes
- 10 cm x 10 cm or 4″ x 4″ gift cards
- Many other gifts
Tip: Tie a multiloop bow from the Organdy Ribbon Combo Pack to enhance the look of your box.
Tie: the Organdy Ribbon Combo Pack around the box and finish with a flat know (right over left and under, left over right and under). Tie your multiloop bow and adhere to the original knot with Glue Dots.
Tip: Tie your original reef knot on the edge of the box. I find this allows you to get a tighter knot
Tip: Use all the natural shades in the Botanical Butterfly Designer Series Paper and this will tie in with the colours used in the butterflies.
Cut the back piece of Botanical Butterfly Designer Series Paper to 10.7 cm x 2.5 cm or 4 1/4″ x 1″ and adhere to the back part of the box with Liquid Multipurpose Glue.
Tip: By cutting a separate piece of Botanical Butterfly Designer Series Paper for the back, you allow the Baker’s Boxes to open fully to reveal the goodies inside.
ESAD 2019 Occasions Catalogue and Sale-A-Bration Blog Hop Basics
- Burnish all the folds of the Baker’s Boxes
- Adhere the Botanical Butterfly Designer Series Paper to the back of the box as described previously
- Cut strips of Botanical Butterfly Designer Series Paper to 33.8 cm x 2.5 cm or 3 1/2″ x 1″
- Adhere these to the Baker’s Boxes with Liquid Multipurpose Glue. You will have 1 small piece on either side which needs you to just add a piece and trim.
- Stamp the butterflies on Shimmery White A4 Card Stock with Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad
- Add colour to each of the large butterflies using Balmy Blue Classic Stampin’ Pad, Lemon Lime Twist Classic Stampin’ Pad, Grapefruit Grove Classic Stampin’ Pad and Highland Heather Classic Stampin’ Pad
- Punch out the Butterflies using the Butterfly Duet Punch from the bundle
More Basics
- Adhere the large butterflies to the Baker’s Boxes using Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals
- Adhere the small butterflies as desired using Glue Dots
Note: I had some plain from Shimmery White A4 Card Stock which I added to the Baker’s Boxes.
Tip: When punching out the butterflies, keep extra ones in a snap-lock bag for another project
Thank you for stopping by today and I hope you come back again soon to see what else I have to share.
Remember, your creativeness is only limited by your imagination. Keep smiling and until next we share…
Click the NEXT button to be taken to the lovely Sharon Dalton’s blog with her project which you will just adore
Blog Hop Participants
- Lou Kitzelman
- Leonie Schroder
- Shannon Kissane
- Nicole Wilson
- Narelle Fasulo
- Rachael Lewsley
- Angela Harders
- Kelly Kent
- Cheryl Algie
- Jenna Watkins
- Libby Dyson – YOU ARE HERE
- Sharon Dalton
- Rose Packer
- Sharni Haines
- Denise Buetler
- Peta Stephen
- Kim Oliver
- Monique Fielder
- Lauren Meiklejohn
- Siobhan Fitzsimmons
- Katrina Duffell
- Cathy Pinchbeck
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Love those butterflies Libby !
Thanks so much, Cheryl and I appreciate you taking time to leave a comment
Such a lovely, summery project Libby. Thanks for sharing & inspiring me xo
I appreciate you taking the time to leave a lovely comment, Katrina. Thank you.
I love it, I can see my daughters asking to make this
Many thanks, Jenna and thank you for making a comment.
Now that’s a box of butterflies! Such a fun and sweet gift to make someone smile. I love it Libby!x
Thank you very much Sharni and I appreciate you stopping by to leave a comment
Beautiful, and I love all your tips too 🙂
Thanks so much, Shannon and thank you also for taking the time to leave a comment
Ohhh I would absolutely LOVE to receive a package like this in the mail <3 Soo bright and colourful <3
Thanks for sharing Libby <3
Cheers Shaz
Many thanks, Sharon and thank you also for taking the time to leave a comment
This box makes me so happy! So much colour and vibrancy – stunning! x
Thank you very much Rachael and I appreciate you stopping by to leave a comment
A multiloop bow!! Love it, will have to give that a go. Those butterflies really do look good in every colour. Such a pretty box, Libby.
Thanks so much, Siobhan and thanks for taking the time to leave a comment
I love your box full of butterflies Libby. It’s so fun and colourful.
Many thanks, Peta and I appreciate you stopping by to leave a comment
Lovely project and some great tips Libby, I particularly like the one about the separate piece of DSP on the back panel of the box to make it easier to open all the way.
Many thanks, Monique and I’m glad you like my tips. I appreciate you stopping by to leave a comment
What a fun, bright box Libby. Perfect for a special gift to go in.
Thanks so much, Lou and thanks also for taking the time to leave a comment
What a lovely gift box – love the bright, colourful butterflies and the multi loop bow in coordinating ribbon. Thanks for all the great tips and instructions on how to re-create this project, Libby x
Thanks for your lovely comment Denise and thanks also for taking the time to leave a comment
Awesome gift box Libby. Love these butterflies so much.
Many thanks, Rose and I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment
The baker’s box turned out great, so bright and cheery
Thanks so much Cathy and thanks also for taking the time to leave a comment
stunning … i love how you always share how to make things – so giving x
Many thanks, Leonie. I did love this DSP. Thanks for taking the time to comment