This vintage mailbox is for my son's Valentine cards for his class. He had to make/decorate a box to hold all of the Valentine cards and treats he will get and he chose to make this one. He has good taste LOL! The files for this box are from the
For My Valentine set from
SVG Cuts.
He picked out the papers he wanted to use. In his words, he really wanted to look like a Valentine! I used black rumpled ribbon around the lid, a heart button and an embroidery floss bow.
For the LOVE, I used silver Glitzy Glitter paper from DCWV and it cut perfectly in my Cameo!
We went a little crazy embellishing the front with a bottlecap, gems, brads, hearts, etc.
And here it is all filled with the treats he is handing out at school!
I hope you have a wonderfully crafty day!
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Super fun project Beth. Great V-day colors to Red-- way to go.
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DIANA L.
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Another cutie patootie, Beth! I love that you son personalized it with his name -- so clever and cute! Thanks for sharing your lovely project with us at Paper Sweeties this month :)
ReplyDeleteYour son will have the best mailbox of them all! Very nice and I love the bold colors. Thanks for linking to our Valentine challenge at Cut it Up!
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this is so pretty thank you for entering our challenge at dtc. hugs
ReplyDeleteOh Beth this is adorable. Love the design and the heart paper is too cute. Thanks for linking up over at Silhouette Challenges
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Nana
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So cute and creative. Your son is lucky to have such a talented mom. Thanks, for joining us for the Speedy TV Inspiration challenge. Come back Thursday for another fun challenge.
ReplyDeleteSo CUTE! What a great box!! You decorated it so nicely!
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Shelly
WOW!! This is AWESOME!!! Beautiful!!!
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Have a wonderful day,
Migdalia
*Crafting With Creative M*
Oh wow this is amazing! Thanks for creating with us at CardzTV! Love how this turned out!
ReplyDeleteThis sure does beat the old wrapped shoe boxes we used to use for our Valentine mailboxes, Beth! Love it! Thanks for playing along with us at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!
ReplyDeleteGreat Valentine mailbox! Thank you for playing along with us at Scrappy Moms Stamps! :)
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Great card box! His classmates will be jealous! Thanks for playing along at Cuttin and Stampin!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the cutest Valentine's Day boxes! CUTE! So glad you were inspired by this week's "Sweetheart" challenge at Cuttin'and Stampin!
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Hi Beth; love that you used those pretty papers from American Crafts (right?) - these used to be my favorites when I started making cards! Thanks for joining Crafty Ribbons Challenges this week and welcome back Thursday this week for a new challenge!
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Wow! This is so fun! Love all the details and papers you used. I hope your Son understands how lucky he is - I wish my Mom would make me something like this! Thanks for sharing it with us in the MFPSpeedyTV Inspiration Challenge!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome mailbox!! Love the papers and embellies you used to decorate it....beautiful!! Super job and thanks for joining us at Creative Cutting Challenge this time.
ReplyDeleteCindy
DT Leader
Oh so sweet!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us at Crafty Ribbons Challenge - It'd be great to see you back for our next challenge which starts tomorrow!
Laura
Your Valentine mailbox is amazing! Your son does have great taste! :)
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Lori
Very cute Project Beth, great details:) Thank you for joining us over at Decorate to Celebrate:)
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Norma
WOW! He has WONDERFUL taste! And you did a GREAT job making it!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up with us over at Craftin Desert Divas!
Crafty Hugs,
Jessica
www.craftinandstampin.blogspot.com
What a super cute box Beth! I'm sure your son had it filled to the top with special Valentine's! Thanks for playing along with us over at Silhouette Challenges! :o)
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www.miislucky.blogspot.com
Another cutie patootie! Thanks for sharing with us girls at Mema's Crafts.
ReplyDeleteI bet his was the best box in the class...thanks for taking the February Scrap It Girl challenge
ReplyDeleteLOVELOVELOVE your project!!!...what a great container and memory for your son!!...Thanks for joining us at Scrap It Girl!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous and cute project. Love all the details. WTG!!!! Thanks for playing along with us at Scrap It Girl.
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Very cool project. I really like that bottle cap. Thanks for playing along with us at Scrap It Girl.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great project! Thanks for sharing and playing along at Scrap It Girl!
ReplyDeleteSuper fun box! I love the mix of patterned paper and the bottle cap charm. Thanks for joining the Craft-Dee BowZ Challenge! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for the box for Valentines :-) thx for playing with Scrap It Girl challenge!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! He probably had the fanciest mailbox in school :) Thanks for playing along with Scrap It Girl!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool!! Love the different pattern papers! Lucky kid! :) Thank you so much for joining us at Scrap It Girl! :)
ReplyDeleteLove this. It must have stolen the show. I'm a little curious about the bottle cap. Did you buy it that way or make it yourself? Fabulous project!
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