October 19, 2011 in Altered Projects, Cards | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
October 12, 2011 in Altered Projects, Cards | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
September 28, 2011 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
I alway so get excited about Halloween because it is the start of all of the Holidays. Once the Halloween season starts we are busy until February.
This cute pumpkin kitty treat box was created with Boxer's Orange gingham paper, black button and twine. Topped off with some ribbon and a tag with a star punch.
Happy Scrapping,
Becky
September 23, 2011 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
I have been getting into the holiday spirit already by working on some new kits that will be available very soon on the website. I thought I would give you a sneak peak at them.
This kit is a smaller banner project perfect for hanging for the holidays. It comes with enough red ribbon to hang. It is also a perfect size to add across your scrapbook pages for a holiday title.
And have I shown you the new Stocking Kit? This kit includes silver ribbon to hang the stockings and will also be available soon.
So until next week, Happy Scrapping!
Laura
September 19, 2011 in Altered Projects, Christmas | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Well, another Monday sneaked by me so thought I would give you a sneak peak of another kit I have been working on.
You would not think it with all the Christmas decorations in the stores, but Halloween is coming soon. This banner is perfect to hang for celebrating the spooky day. There are two options for the banner. You can spell out Halloween, or make two smaller banners and spell out Boo and Spooky.
This kit includes ribbon to string the pennants together, but to fit all the letters in the photo, I had to overlap each a little. But I hope you still are able to see how bright and fun this banner is.
Watch for this kit coming your way soon on www.boxerscrapbooks.com!
So until next time, Happy Scrapping.
Laura
September 13, 2011 in Altered Projects, Quick Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
What have I been up to? I have been working on a brand new kit that Boxer Scrapbooks will have available at the San Marcos Creating Keepsakes Convention next week.
It is a Christmas Advent Calendar. These treasure boxes come with 24 small boxes that fit into the cubbies and then the center is a perfect shadow box for the dimensional embellishments. These boxes are so fun and easy to make. I just had to share...
There is also a Summer Treasure Box kit available too.
Hope you enjoy them. I definitely love how they turned out.
Watch www.boxerscrapbooks.com for availability of the Advent kit and the Summer kit is available now.
Until next time, Happy Scrapping!
Laura
September 07, 2011 in Altered Projects, Calendars, Christmas | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
This summer we are planning our first ever BBQ block party with our neighbors. I wanted to creat a fun memorable invitation so I decided to create pinwheels, so fun! I created the template for the pinwheel myself using Microsoft Word.
Boxer Supplies:Blue and red star boxer basics
other supplies:cardstock, star punch
June 29, 2011 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
I think altered projects are one of my favorite things to create, well, besides cards. But they are just so easy to add some papers and embellishments to and then the project just completes the gift. I am filling this tin with cookies.
I glued small pieces of white cardstock to the rick rack to create the road.
Boxer Supplies used: Red and black striped paper, Small black stars paper, large black rick rack, white gelly roll pen
Additional supplies: Black and white cardstock, tin, black ink pad
So if you are taking any road trips this summer, drive safe!
Happy Scrapping,
Laura
June 27, 2011 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
My father never wore a tie, but I love those Father's Day tie cards so cute. I created this tie card using Boxer's brown argyle paper. The tie is made from a grossgrain ribbon, it kinda lloks like those skinny ties that were popular in the 80's, I think my husband still has one ;-).
Supplies used: Boxer's Brown Argyle paper, Brown Buttons and grossgrain ribbon.
I created the "Happy Daddy's day" tag myself and attached to the button with a craft string.
Happy Crafting!!
Becky
June 14, 2011 in Altered Projects, Cards | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)
This is going to make a great gift for my friends Hawaii trip this summer. The mini scrapbook was so quick and easy to make thanks to all of Boxer's coordinating printed papers, tags and cardstock stickers.
Supplies used: GHP tropical cardstock stickers, GHP stripe cardstock paper, Boxer small blue, green and pink polka dot paper. Boxer blue, pink and white tags. Boxer green buttons.
Other supplies: Ribbon, craft string and cardstock.
Happy Scrappin, Becky~
April 27, 2011 in Altered Projects, Books, Travel | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)
We are just 11 days away from Valentines Day. I love creating handmade projects for this special time of year. I found this big square lollipop and I knew it would be cute and fun to embellish for Valentines day. I used a 2" scallop circle punch, and created a cute little tage from an oval punch with a heart.
Boxer products: Red and Pink diagnal stripe and pink polka dot paper.
Other: Scallop cirle and oval punch, heart punch, circle punch, cardstock and ribbon.
February 03, 2011 in Altered Projects, Designers Challenge, Food and Drink | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
The gable boxes are perfect for so many things. But this one is just right for the kids to take to school to collect their Valentine's or for you to fill with chocolates or cookies for your Valentine.
Supplies (Boxer products): Dog geo paper, 5/8" black rick rack, Happy Valentine's Day Sentimental Singles Stamp, Quickie Glue pen, black buttons, Love you (red) ribbon, glue dots, gable box, Real Red Glaze Pen
Additonal Supplies: red and white cardstock, glitter, red ink pad, foam tape, black ink pad, white floss
To embellish the stamp, I used the Quickie Glue pen to outline the cardstock heart and added the glitter. I also added dots of glue over the dots around the heart and added more glitter. The smaller hearts in the stamp are colored with a Glaze Pen.
Have a very special day with your Valentine!
Laura
January 31, 2011 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
This cute little project was fast and easy to make. I used a 2" scallop punch to created the round labels and stamped with Boxer's Simply Sentimental Stamps. These are great to have on hand when you need a quick little tags for a gift. I covered the tin with a beautifully bright and cheery GHP Beach Stripe 315 Paper.
Boxer Supplies: Boxer Tin, GHP Beach Strip 315, Boxer green pola dot, Boxer Orange Paisle, Boxer blue houndstooth, Simply Sentimental Graias, Make a Wish, To/From stamps.
Other Supplies: Sizzix daizy stamp, 2" scallop punch, scallop scissors, craft string.
~Becky
January 29, 2011 in Altered Projects, Designers Challenge, Stamping | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
For this weeks challenge I wanted to do something fun with the Simply Sentimental Stamps. I created Valentines Day treat bags. Each bag is large enough for a few little treats.
Boxer Supplies: Red and Black buttons. Black Gingham Paper, Hearts on Pink paper, pink diagnal stripes paper, Bee Mine, XOXO, Love bug, love postage and Valentines Day stamps from the simply sentimetal line.
Other: Treat bags, 2" scallop punch, 1/2" circle punch & craft string
~Becky
January 19, 2011 in Altered Projects, Designers Challenge, Food and Drink, Great Holiday Gifts | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
January 12, 2011 in Altered Projects, Cards | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
With just a few more wrapping days until the big day, I am in gift wrap mode. I have been wrapping gifts for a better part of the day. These little boxes are perfect for wrapping small gifts, like jewelery, or money.
Boxer Supplies: Peppermints, small red polka dot and large red polka dot paper
Other: Cardstock, bakers twine, oval scallop punch, star punch
~Becky
December 22, 2010 in Altered Projects, Christmas, Great Holiday Gifts | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
The large shirt chipboard album can be used for so many projects. This one I made into a onesie and increased the number of pages to include one page for each month of the baby's first year. Perfect gift for a new addition...
Supplies used: Dark pink dot and Princess Stripe paper, bright green buttons, Butterfly Garden Paper Embossed flowers, Oh baby pink ribbon, nickel tie backs, Bubble gum mini brads, Pastel pink buttons, Large shirt Chipboard album and ribbons: pink dot, moss green grosgrain, bright pink grosgrain, pastel pink grosgrain.
Other supplies: white and bright pink cardstock, white floss to sew on the buttons, pink ink pad.
Happy Scrapping,
Laura
December 21, 2010 in Altered Projects, Books | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
One of my favorite part of the holidays is the Christmas tunes. I could listen to Christmas tunes all day. I was inspired by Boxers Music Notes paper to create my tags. I printed our a few Christmas versus and sewed the onto Boxer tags.
Boxer Supplies: Music Note Paper, Snow Flakes on blue, large red polka dot, metal rimm tag, white tag
Other: Bakers twine, snowflake gift ribbon, button die cut, snow flake punch, star punch
~Becky
December 15, 2010 in Altered Projects, Christmas | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
The circle chipboard album makes a perfect Ladybug. I used pre-cut album pages in red and black to create the front cover and added black buttons for the spots. Then I used a black page for the back cover. For the smaller ladybugs inside the album, I used circle punches and black mini brads. Simply cut the red circles in half and spread for the wings. Then glue over a black circle and add mini brads. Use a smaller black circle and glue behind the larger black circle to create the head of the ladybug. If you have a Coluzzle Cutting System, this works well also for the photo mats and papers to cover the pages. Additional chipboard pages can be added or even use white pre-cut album pages for the inside pages.
Supplies:
Ladybugs and Daisies, Yellow Gingham, Small Red Dot paper, Black and Red pre-cut album pages, Round Chipboard Album, black button mix, black mini brads, red and black grosgrain, Zip Dry
Additional supplies: Black ink pad, black pen, glue dots, 3-D squares, Circle punches, red and black cardstock.
Happy Scrapping!
Laura
PS - I have added a second package of chipboard circles to increase the size of the album and added pictures. Using a daisy punch, I added some daisies to some of the pages as well.
December 06, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)
This Christmas I wanted to do something a little special for my gift cards. I created a gift card wallet. I cut my scrapbook paper to 4"x10", save your sraps the 2" by 4" can be used as the pocket for your wallet. I sewed in a pocket and embelished.
Boxer Supplies: Green Gingham, snowflakes on white, snowflakes on blue and peppermints paper, I also used a large metal rimmed tag.
Other: Baker's twine, scallop punch and a star punch. The Christmas embellishments were created by me.
~Becky
November 24, 2010 in Altered Projects, Christmas, Great Holiday Gifts | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
I saw this idea for a chipbaord gift card holder and I thought it would make a cute little mini brag book. I whipped out Boxer's pink line of products, so much fun stuff to choose from. I am not sure if you are aware but the yellow button in the middle of the flower is actually chipboard. The chipboard is from Boxer's Girle Greetings chipboard accents. I punched two small holes in the center and used a diamond glaze to make it extra shiny.
Boxer Products: Pink Paisley, Small pink polka dot & crowns paper. Boxer's Girle Greetings chipboard accents and pink embossd flowers as well as a circle clip that holds it all together.
Other products: pink cardstock, craft string and ribbon and gems.
~Becky
November 10, 2010 in Altered Projects, Designers Challenge | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Happy Fall Boxer fans!!
I am so excited about the start of our Fall season. If you have never been to Oregon in the Fall, well then you don't know what you are missing. It is just beautiful. One of my favorite things that remind me of Fall is all the wonderful little acorns. The squirrls just go crazy digging them all over my yard, this makes husband crazy :-)...
I created this wonderful box template, it can be an apple, an acorn, whatever you can imagine. I used Boxer's Brown Ginham and Small brown stripe paper. I added a finishing touch by using Boxer's Tan Rick Rack around the box top.
November 03, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Happy Halloween Boxer fans...I created these cute little treat boxes out of a fry pattern box from the internet. Load them up with goodies for the kiddos or the grown ups, they are really fun!!
Boxer Products: Green Houndstooth, orange gingham and purple polka dot papers. I also used boxer brown buttons.
Other products: googly eyes provo craft.
~Becky
October 30, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Today I am sharing with you a very quick thank you gift. Wrap two different pattern papers around a pillar candle and add a tag that has been stamped and ink with twine. You now have a quick and cute gift for someone.
Boxer supplies used: Fall stripes paper, Orange dot paper, Kraft tag, Many thanks stamp set, Garden stamp set.
Chrys
October 07, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Here is a sweet gift idea for your fellow co-worker or friend. Layer a few pieces of pattern paper on the jar. Then add the chipboard to the flower and wrap a ribbon around the jar. Add their favorite candy and tada! A perfect little gift!
Boxer supplies used: brown gingham paper, butterfly garden flower, pastel pink grosgrain ribbon , girlie greetings chipboard, princess paisley paper .
Chrys
September 30, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
I found this really cute red jar at the store the other day and thought, wow! This would make a great project for the Boxer blog! :) The red is a perfect match for the dog paper line. With just a few supplies, look what you can make for your little best furry friend!
Boxer supplies used: Dog chipboard accent , Dog Breeds paper , Woof grosgrain ribbon , Dog embossed flower, Bow Wow transparency.
Chrys
September 23, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
I've been decorating my laundry room the last few weeks with some fun items I've purchased off of Etsy. I kept thinking that of course I should make something with the very cool large clothespin that Boxer has. So I inked it all up, then tied twine around it and added the metal rimmed tag and ribbon. I have a quilt shelf in the laundry room, so it sits perfectly up there!
Boxer supplies used: 6" wooden clothespin, metal rimmed tag, slate blue grosgrain ribbon.
Chrys
September 09, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
I always need a few tags on hand for whatever the occasion. These tags are quick and easy to make and look cute on any gift bag.
Boxer Supplies: Pink and white tags, Small pink polka dot, pink paisley, small black polk dot, fat cats paper, tropic flowers B&W & simple sentiments to from stamp
Other supplies:scallop scissors, oval scallop punch, bakers twine, cardstock and lace.
August 25, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
This is just the cutest little teapot. I used a template to create the teapot and Boxers Pink Argyle paper. Topped it off with Boxer Green buttons.
Boxer Supplies: Pink Argyle paper, Green buttons
Other Supplies: EK success scallop punch, sticker king owl sticker, prima flower and etsy orange blossom cafe template.
~Becky
August 04, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Finished the first two pages in my album. It seemed only right that my family come first, since they do in life also. I had a lot of fun playing with combining new products with older ones, and using some in new ways, like using the small dot from the Spring clear stamp set to make a dotted border around my gingham circles.
Tina
Products used: Butterfly Garden, Small Dark Pink Dot, and Green Gingham papers. Yellow Die Cut Flowers, Orange 1/8" eyelets, Spring, Winter, Invite Me, and Calendar Numbers Background clear stamp sets.
Other: Ink, Glitter Pen, Circle Punches.
June 22, 2010 in Altered Projects, Scrapbook Pages, Stamping | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Can you believe that the end of the school year is already here? It has me thinking of end of year gifts for our dear teachers. I used Boxer's red gingham paper to make this super fast and easy card.
I created the tag in the middle using a 2" & 3" scallop punch.
Boxer Products: Red gingham paper
Other items: Scallop punch, red ribbon, green cardstock, brown cardstock, times roman font & DB fruity bowl font
~Becky
June 02, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Teacher Appreciation is just right around the corner. I decided to create some gifts for my kids teachers. I created the bag using just a regular brown paper bag, I folded the bag and secured it with ribbon.
Boxer Scrapbooking products: Brown Buttons, Boxer back to school paper.
other products: scallop punch, apple punch, red cardstock, mint green cardstock, apple punch and leaf punch.
~Becky
April 28, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
This adorable little box was created using a small box base on the bottom, with two tags, one each side. I topped it with a Boxer paper flower. I created dimension to the flower by chalking the edges and rolling with a pen.
Other supplies: Pink Cardstock, 1/8” circle punch & craft string
~Becky
April 07, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Cupcakes are all the craze in the scrapbooking world. I love everything cupcake, the cards, the papers, the die cuts. I wanted to create my own cup cake tags that would be the perfect finishing touch to any gift bag. Using a 2” scallop circle punch and my paper crimper I created these cute cupcake tags.
Boxer Supplies: Black &White Swirls paper, small dark pink dot paper, white tags, red rick rack, & pink rick rack
Other supplies: Pink Cardstock, pink glitter cardstock, black cardstock, red glitter cardstock, staples, 1/8” circle punch, paper crimper & heart punch.
~Becky
March 31, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
It does not matter what you put in this little gift box, it is pretty just as is. I love the baby blue flower on black, very nice together. I used Boxer’s Black and white small polka dot paper, and paisley print paper as well as Boxer’s paper flower and a blue button in the center. I created dimension to the flower by chalking the edges and rolling with a pen.
Other supplies: Pyramid box template & black string
March 24, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
This great little purse calendar was created for my sister, she has three pups at home, and never leaves without flashing their pictures. Above you have a view of the front and back of the calendar. All of the Boxer papers perfectly coordinated with the new Boxer chipboards as accents. I love not having to worry about coordinating my papers to my accents J. Just about everything on this is Boxer products, I used the Dog Geo 12 x 12 Paper, Dog Chipboard Accents, & Dog Breeds 12 x 12 Paper. I also used craft string wavy scissors and a 1/8” circle punch for the borders. ~Becky
March 11, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Do you have a little furry friend in the family, or perhaps a kiddo that loves puppies?? This pyramid tread box is great for stuffing with doggie snacks or would be so fun for a child’s birthday party treats. I love the way the patterns and colors coin eachoher with Boxers scrapbooks Bunch-a-Bones Paper and dog bone tag from the Dog Chipboard Accents.
other supplies: Ribbon, craft string, ellison pyramid box.
~Becky
March 03, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Hoot Loves ya!!
Valentine’s Day is just a few weeks away; I wanted to create something a little fun and different. These owls were created with a variety of scallop punches, a flower punch and a rain drop punch.
Boxer Products: Small pink polka dot paper, Hearts on pink paper, red & pink diagonal stripe paper, Red button variety mix, Boxer red, white & pink flowers.
Other supplies: 3” scallop punch, 2” scallop punch, flower punch, pink heart buttons, cardstock & pencils.
~Becky
January 27, 2010 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Halloween is a great time of year to take your scrapbook thinking outside of the box. I love creating altered scrapbooking projects. These little goodie pyramids are even cuter with Boxer scrapbook pages. The Holiday themed papers are just what you need get you in the Holiday mmod. Each pyramid will be filled with lots of Hersheys Hugs and kisses for teacher treats, shhhh.... don't tell ;-)...
I created the tags using Digital image pro, printed them out on cardstock and I cut them with a 2" scallop circle punch.
Boxer Products used:12x12 Black dot paper, 12x12 spooky, orange gingham
Other products: Ellison pyramid box die cut, Ellison Pumpkin die cut, 2" scallop circle punch, orange and purple ribbon, pharmacy and tangerine font. ~Becky
October 21, 2009 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
These fun Halloween gifts can be given to your child's class or for a fun spin on Halloween. Although, you might want to throw in a treat or you might get tricked ;-). I used Boxer Scrapbook Papers to create the pencil pockets and I dusted off the ole' paper crimper to close it at the bottom.
Boxer Papers: 12x12 Spooky & 12x12 grey dot Boxer Basics.
Other: Halloween pencils, ribbon, paper crimper, scallop scissors and 1/4"Fiskars hole punch. I created the circle tags with DIP and cut them with a 2" scallop circle punch.
Becky~
October 07, 2009 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
It's official the kids are back to school. I decided to decorate my Parent Information Bulletin Bard with a variety of Boxer products. I created this funky looking tree and folded and stapled leaves, to create a 3-D effect. The leaves were made from Boxer Papers. I took a close up picture of the owl so you can see the detail.
Boxer Products: Orange Small Stripe, Orange houndstooth, Fall stripes, green houndstooth, fish lovers mega alphabet & dog lover mega alphabet.
October 02, 2009 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)
I've had this plain black and brown calendar I have been using for work that I wanted to make cute and girly. I purchased some cute Heidi Swap fabric. I created a cute little felt chick, with a Boxer button on the wing and I twisted two colors of Boxer rick rack to create a cool rope effect.
Boxer Products used: Hot pink and brown rick rack, Boxer brad for the eye and a button for the wing. ~Becky
Other products: Heidi Swapp fabric & felt
September 16, 2009 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Tina
Products used: Small Rectangle Chipboard Album, Brown Argyle, Brown Dot, Woof Words, and Dog Breeds papers. Dog Lovers Cardstock Stickers, Dog Lovers Clear Stamp Set, Woof Grosgrain Ribbon, Dog Bones Grosgrain Ribbon, Brown Button Mix, Red Button Mix, Black 1 3/8" rick rack. Other: Inks, pop dots.
August 18, 2009 in Altered Projects, Quick Projects, Scrapbook Pages, Stamping | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)
This is a fun super easy craft to do with the kiddos, Ethan is demonstrating his creation using Boxer’s race car paper. These lanterns would make a perfect decoration for any July 4th BBQ.
Boxer Supplies: race Car Paper, small turquoise dot paper, blue paisley & fireworks paper.
Other supplies: Staples, red, sage & blue cardstock, red and blue glitter paper.
~Becky
June 13, 2009 in Altered Projects | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)