My project is something that I made from an old fencepost. Yes, I did a construction project with an electric saw, hammer and nails! It really didn't take too long to make the box, a little math involved for the measurements, and I sawed away. There are handles on the sides that you don't see in the picture. I didn't stain the wood, I just kept the patina it already had. I used only one cartridge to make the Cricut image you see on the front. The "thankful" is just what I wanted for this box, the cartridge is Photo Play Paper - Autumn Day. I used acrylic paint and almost dry brushed it on. I used the negative of the image as a stencil. I gave this away in a gift exchange at our yearly crafty girls retreat.
Monday, July 8, 2019
BBTB2: Cricut - Thankful for Everything Box
Hi Followers, Today is my turn to host the bi-monthly Cricut challenge over at Bitten by the Bug2. I chose the theme of "Anything but a Card". I see people making lots of projects with their Explore or Maker that have nothing to do with cards - tshirts, woodwork, earrings, clothing, etc. You can submit your project to our Bitten by the Bug2 blog via the LINKY at the bottom of this week's post. Go on over and check out projects by our design team HERE:
My project is something that I made from an old fencepost. Yes, I did a construction project with an electric saw, hammer and nails! It really didn't take too long to make the box, a little math involved for the measurements, and I sawed away. There are handles on the sides that you don't see in the picture. I didn't stain the wood, I just kept the patina it already had. I used only one cartridge to make the Cricut image you see on the front. The "thankful" is just what I wanted for this box, the cartridge is Photo Play Paper - Autumn Day. I used acrylic paint and almost dry brushed it on. I used the negative of the image as a stencil. I gave this away in a gift exchange at our yearly crafty girls retreat.
My project is something that I made from an old fencepost. Yes, I did a construction project with an electric saw, hammer and nails! It really didn't take too long to make the box, a little math involved for the measurements, and I sawed away. There are handles on the sides that you don't see in the picture. I didn't stain the wood, I just kept the patina it already had. I used only one cartridge to make the Cricut image you see on the front. The "thankful" is just what I wanted for this box, the cartridge is Photo Play Paper - Autumn Day. I used acrylic paint and almost dry brushed it on. I used the negative of the image as a stencil. I gave this away in a gift exchange at our yearly crafty girls retreat.
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It does seem to be the trend to make other things than a card, with your Cricut. This is such a beautiful project. The wording adds such a beautiful touch to your project. I bet everyone wanted this beautiful box!
ReplyDeleteLove it!!
ReplyDeleteMuareen, this was a great challenge and you rocked your project! love it!
ReplyDeleteAlicia