Showing posts with label Matchbox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Matchbox. Show all posts

Monday, September 17, 2012

Black & Red Matchbox Dresser

Hello,

I'm sharing another dresser.   I made this a while ago.  The draws were made using stampin' up matchbox.

The oval mirror can be found at any craft store.

Thanks for stopping by!

Helen

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

La Cream Matchboxes Dresser

Good Morning,
 I just love this matchbox die that I got from Stampin' Up!. It is so versatile.


I really like how this dresser  turned out.   I used 9 matchboxes for this one.  I then cut small strips of pattern paper from DCVW called La Cream.  Love that pattern paper pack!  I don't have any fancy brad so I quilled a tight coil  and painted shimmer paint on them and used them as  the draw nobs.  For the stands I used small cut out shaped wood that I bought from Michael. I stained the wood using black ink then glued at the bottom.

For the upper part of the dresser, I used chip board from the $1 bin from Michael.  I love that chip board shape but couldn't fine them any more.  I cut the magnet mirror for the center.  It took me awhile to think of what kind of flowers to use for the embellishments.  Then I tried the quilling roses and love it!  I painted the roses with shimmery paint. 

This  one is one of my 3 D matchbox  favorite.  I can see myself making a few more in different colors.

I am linking this to -

Pink Paper Paradise - Make It Monday #32

Hope you've enjoyed today post. Wishing you a great week!  Thank you for taking the time to leave me lovely comments.  I appreciated very word.


Helen


P.S. I will be away from blogging and visiting blogs until the end of April.

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Match boxes and Quilling Jewelry

Hello,
Just wanted to share a few more quilling jewelry.









Here are the match boxes to hold the earrings.  I made the box to match the earrings.  These are just some of them.  I still have a few more boxes to finish.


Thanks for stopping by.


Helen

Thursday, September 2, 2010

A little creations for Barbara

Good Morning,


Last month I made these to send to Barbara at Barbara's World of Whimcees

The flowers were made from the cuttlebug quilling die cut.  The matchbox hold a pair of earring and the purse hold a matching necklace.



Thanks for looking.


Helen

Friday, March 19, 2010

Tall Chest

Good Morning,

I was hesitated to share this tall chest.  I finished this chest a few days ago, but I wasn't happy with the size decorations so I  was debating should I share.  After some thought I decided to share since I've spent quite some time on it.  So here she is.
This is the front.

 Here is the size decorations that I was talking about.  I decorated both sizes like this. It looks a little awkward to me because the flowers are a little too big and the stems are too small.
 Here is the back.  I wasn't sure if I wanted to decorate the back.  Then my son, Ray, he suggested that I should. So I made the same flowers like the front except I didn't add the scroll on the back draw flowers.

 The draw measure 3 x 3.  It is a matchbox design.  The papers  are DCWV, premium stacks. I used  coaster for the top and bottom.

Hope you've enjoy today post.

Have a great weekend!  Happy Spring!

Helen

Thursday, September 10, 2009

More Matchbox

Hello again,

I saw the matchbox project here. Barbara matchboxes were so cute that I stopped everything and went to my corner and cased her matchbox. Aren't they cute?
I love Baja Breeze and Chocolate Chip. I used the "Yummy" set from this year Sale-A-Bration. I Punched a few flowers from Whisper white card stock and sponged the edges with Baja Breez. Then I crumble up the flowers. Using the small glue dots and glued them on top of the box.


The boxes were empty because the children ate all the chocolates. So now I have to find something else to fill them.

Thanks for looking. Have a great day!


Helen

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Matchbox

Good morning,
I saw these matchbox all over the web. Finally, I got around to make them. It took me sometime to make them since I don't have the dies. After some measurement I got them exactly the same size as the SU matchbox 2 x 2 3/4 x 3/4.
My son, Jay, saw it. He likes it and asked me to make one for him except he wanted it bigger (See the challenge he gave me!):) He want to use the matchbox to store his chores money. And here is his matchbox measured 1 x 2 3/4 x 4.

Thank you for stopping by. Have a great day!

Helen