Thanks for coming back today to learn more about Out of the Box & Out of the Box Sentiments... I can't believe it's almost the 15th! I'm so thankful to Papertrey Ink for producing them! I'm excited to share more today! If you have popped over for details on the Teacher's Apple gift project please see the end of the post. :)
I've show some techniques these past few days using various reverse images in this set and thought I would introduce you the the Swirl Box image today using simple stamping!
The Swirl Box image is unique in the set because it's the only rectangle box in the set. I was really particular with this image when designing it.. I wanted the swirl to fill up a certain portion of the box but wanted it to fit the punch too... It took forever for me to feel like the parameters were how I had envisioned! The image can be used Horizontally or vertically. I also created SWIRL SENTIMENTS in both sets that fit onto the swirls in the image. The other images in the set work well with it too, fitting in width or length! Today I will be showing some of the sentiments from Out of the Box Sentiments!
Here is a card I created with it shown Horizontally!
One of the swirl sentiments is something special that I thought many of us could use... and can be for any gender. Who doesn't need prayers?
Also, there is a single little flower that matches the Rounded Trio Flower Box in the set.
I also wanted to show the image with a sentiment outside of the box! heehee, pun totally intended! I didn't coordinate the Swirl Box to fit perfectly into this Marvy Clever Lever Mega tag punch... but I did make sure it would work well with it!
I included a boxy star in the set to use for more masculine cards... and the Christmas sentiment is part of the Mini sentiment set... there is also a "4th" sentiment... so you can make "Happy 4th" cards and such!
Here is the Swirl Box used as a flower base for a special card for Mom!
I love how the swirl box adds SO much depth to this card! Did you notice how different the swirl box looked in each project? I was rotated for each one to show you that it can be used in any direction!
JUST ONE MORE POST BEFORE THIS FUN SET GOES ON SALE!!!! I'm just so excited this month... I loved Out of the Box when I first designed it and fell even deeper as I've created and shared this week. I just can't thank you enough for your positive feed back! Please come back tomorrow when I share the final projects... and the ultimate out of the box image!
P.S. I wanted to share a little about my Teacher Gift Project for today's Papertrey Ink DT group post on Nichole's Blog...
I LOVE Nichole's new set, Teacher's Apple, and thought that it would be a great pairing with Webster's Pages new Hello Beautiful paper line and trims. I made this little gift set for Ella's Teacher for Christmas...(hopefully she isn't reading this, LOL!) I noticed that she had tons of Hand Sanitizer in her classroom... probably 4-6 bottles. This ready to decorate dispenser is one that Traditions Studiocarries. I thought she might enjoy a special, just for her, hand sanitizer dispenser for her desk! You can see a little line right above the paper in the dispenser... that is where the base screws off, separating for you to decorate the inside. The liquid stays in a totally contained area in the top part. sort of like a container that fits into an attachable cup that you can decorate.
Make sure to check out Nichole, Lauren , Melissa and Michelle's blog to see what fun PTI goodies they've cooked up!
Swirl Box Project supplies
- Stamps- Out of the Box and Out of the Box Sentiments (Available Nov. 15th through Papertrey Ink) Polka Dot Basics (for prayer card)
- Ink- Pure Poppy, Summer Sunrise, Spring Moss, Ripe Avocado
- Cardstock- Pure Poppy, Summer Sunrise, Vintage Cream, Ripe Avocado, Stampers Select White
- Punches- Marvy Pink Scalloped Mega Rectangle and Tag Punch, Corner rounding punch
- Ribbon-Spring Rain Grosgrain, Pure Poppy Swiss Dot, Vintage Cream Twill and Stitched, Ripe Avocado Satin.
- Other- Buttons, tread, adhesive, foam mount squares, glitter, glue pen., Marvy Papertrimming buddy and scalloped blade.
These are all great projects! Thanks for sharing them!
Posted by: Jingle | November 13, 2008 at 05:44 AM
Your projects are wonderful and so inspiring. Thanks for the creative ideas.
Posted by: StampinCathy | November 13, 2008 at 06:18 AM
Lisa, Cant wait to get my order in - I love the sentiment set and havent even seen it all yet. Beautiful card!!
Posted by: Barb W | November 13, 2008 at 06:24 AM
Only one more day...only one more day...
Im so excited about this months releases. I really like the swirls in your set!
Great job on your projects!
Posted by: Renee (happystamper05) | November 13, 2008 at 06:29 AM
The swirl box is beautiful and I love how the sentiment swirled around with the design all flowing together. Thanks for all the ideas that you shared this week. Tomorrow night can not come fast enough.
Posted by: Janet S | November 13, 2008 at 06:44 AM
I love the swirl and swirl sentiments. I can not wait to see the entire set!
Posted by: KellyMB | November 13, 2008 at 06:59 AM
Just WOW!
Posted by: Patty J | November 13, 2008 at 07:09 AM
I am so glad I discovered your blog! You are really an inspiration to me in my paper crafting!
Posted by: Maureen L | November 13, 2008 at 07:43 AM
I love the swirl image!! That can be used for so many things!
Cant wait to see the whole set, Leese!
Posted by: Emily | November 13, 2008 at 09:09 AM
I absolutely love all of these. You have done a great job. TFS!!!
Posted by: Melissa D. (SCS honeybee7896) | November 13, 2008 at 09:42 AM
Beautiful projects! I just love your teacher gift. I never would have thought of doing hand sanitizer, but it is perfect for teachers. :)
Posted by: Rachelle | November 13, 2008 at 10:06 AM
I love, love, love the swirl box! It is perfect!
Posted by: Sharon D | November 13, 2008 at 10:32 AM
Ok LIsa, this swirl box is putting me over the edge - I love everything about it!
Posted by: Sandy Kay | November 13, 2008 at 11:51 AM
Hi Lisa - love the swirl box too - so awesome! But Im intrigued by your teacher gift. What did you use to make the scalloped circles behind your apples? Was it scalloped scissors - or a punch of some kind? Very cute and such a functional gift!
Posted by: roxanne | November 14, 2008 at 08:16 AM
What gorgeous ideas! I am a teacher and know that the hand sanitizer gift would be especialy useful and cute!! Great work!
Posted by: Kristin | July 11, 2009 at 08:05 PM