I had purchased the Matchbox Stampin' Up! Bigz Xl Die and thought it would be great to make all different kinds of projects with it. The 4 drawer box was one of the projects I wanted to tackle. I made the 4 drawer box and added an easel card to sit on top of it. OMGosh! I couldn't believe I actually completed these. I've been working on them for weeks now and finally got myself to finish them up. Here's the box using the die.
I used this Pure Innocence image and decided to make it fun and cheerful. I luv the oranges and how it turned out!
Now, I saw another 4 drawer box and it required no diecuts. My La-La Land sister, Kristine, did a great tutorial on how she made her box, origami style. I thought it would be neat to compare the 2 so I set off to make one using this tutorial, click {HERE} to see Kristine's instructions.
I used a Bugaboo Stamps image that my gf Joy U. printed out for me! Thanks Joy! She's a cutie! Doesn't this box look similar to the first one using the die? Here's a picture of the 2 of them side by side.
See any difference? Here's a look at what the individual drawer looks like.
Now you can see the difference. The origami style makes a square-ish box and the height is a little over an inch while the Matchbox die creates a more rectangular box and the height measures about 3/4 inch.
I want to keep one of them as a sample for myself, but my sweet girls are on their way to their new homes. I know they will be well cared for. With that, I have to make another one just for me! :)
LOVE these, fabulous work here girl and this easel design ROCKS...Super sweet images and colors sweetie!
ReplyDeleteSo cute projects! TFS :)
ReplyDeleteamazing!
ReplyDeleteBoth turned out great, Mama!
ReplyDeleteHi Mama! Wow, both easel boxes look wonderful but I'm sure glad Kristine did a tutorial on hers because that's one less die that I'll have to buy, lol! I love your designs on both and your images are adorable! You are one ambitious young mama!!!
ReplyDeleteOMG Mama! Luvn these easel drawers here...wow!! The orange and yellows are so happy, they really cheered me up to see such happy colors!
ReplyDeletesuper cute projects! you always do such nice work! have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteWow, you make the neatest projects! I love the orangey one and the Pure Innocence girl is definitely a fave!
ReplyDeleteThose drawers are so cute! I love how you compared them because we all would have wondered what the difference was... LOL! TFS! You're the best!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! What a clever idea! You are so darn creative.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Michelle
woo-hoo! just received mine in the mail yesterday! you are the bomb girl! so creative and talented! Thank you so much! love my goodies and your coloring is outstanding! I have so many wonderful 3-d projects from you!!! loving every one and placing them on display! have a wonderful weekend! hugs, Joy
ReplyDeletewow! really cool projects! i LOVE them both! thanks for the link for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThese are just adorable!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I love the orange one, such happy colors!
ReplyDeleteYour images are adorable too!
Hugs
Jodi =)
so sweet...love these drawers!!!
ReplyDeleteHello!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects! I love how you finished thm so differently! Thank you for the link to Kristine - I have used the matchboxes but not yet tried the origami fold.
Wishing you a great week!
Barbara Diane
Wow, these are great! I'm definitely going to try these. This is the first time visiting your blog and I love it. Glad you're here, mahalo for sharing.
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