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July Altered Object Challenge










I've had this little embellishment box forever it seems. Originally, chipboard letters came in this box - they've since been used up! You can see that I've been storing little nothings in it (now put away or thrown away). The back of the box even suggests turning it into a keepsake box! I covered the top and bottom with plain digi paper, then printed the embellies from a kit and mounted the printed paper on cardboard and cut using my exacto knife. The edges of the cardboard were inked. Then I just took scraps of ribbons and had fun crisscrossing the top.
Digi credits:
Heather Roselli - GiddyUp
MandaBean - 4 The Super Dudes
Digi credits:
Heather Roselli - GiddyUp
MandaBean - 4 The Super Dudes
Products Used
This project uses products from Basic Grey



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