Happy Monday to everyone and welcome to a brand new week. I hope you had a great weekend and are looking forward to a marvelous week. This was such a wonderful weekend to be outside in the fall-like weather so I used it as a great time to plant 15 Encore azaleas. Can you believe that some that I planted last year are still blooming this late in the season???
Today is my turn to post over at the CutCardstock Blog and I would love for you to have a visit. I found some very inexpensive tealights and they are such a yummy autumn scent but in such a non-pretty packaging. So I decided with a little bit of cardstock and a few embellies that this could be quite a nice little gift. I used Bronze, Fine Gold, and Flame CS from the Stardream Metallic line at CutCardStock, DP from Memory Box Nightfall paper pad, an embossed chipboard tree and fence, GAR-185, from Southern Ridge Trading Company, metal corners, and organza ribbon. I have given complete instructions over on the blog, would appreciate your evaluation of my tutorial, and would love to see how you use the project.
I first made this matchbox style box for the tealights to serve as the base for the project.
And this is the finished project which I think anyone would like to receive!!
SWEET STUFF!!!
I have put together a little package of goodies that I think you might like and all you have to do is go over to the CutCardstock Blog and leave a comment. The winner will be selected from the comments on that blog.
Sorry for the terrible picture, but the package includes alot of Fall stuff....ribbons and ribbon tape, 3 sets of stamps, lots of flowers, some metal embellies, and other surprises including two packs of PEEPS!!!! Hope you like it and I would love to know what you think of my tutorial. Remember you must leave a comment on my posting at the CutCardstock blog. Winner will be announced here on my blog on Thursday!! Thanks and good luck!!!
Thank you so much for coming by today and I hope you have a fabulous week! Until the next time....Big Hugs!!
23 comments:
Lovely tealight box.
Beautiful bows too.
very, very nice your project. I leave a comment on CCS blog. marta
This is beautiful, Jacque! I enjoy your projects very much! I left a comment over on CutCardstock.
Gorgeous project...I love it! I will try it!! Hugs, Laila.
An awesome project and a fab tutorial, but I never expected anything else from you Jacque, and I was right again.
wow, this is stunning! Gorgeous Fall colors and those bows are stunning.
Beautiful and inspirational project. Love how you converted a matchbox into a tealight box, really innovative!!!
Leave the comment CCS blog.
I love this idea, will have to have a look at your tutorial x
Great tutorial. Love the end result
Brilliant Project Jacques, going to try this in Holiday Colours as gifts for the family, thanks for the inspiration..
Hugz Kath fae Scotland
Gorgeous project! Love Fall colors. xx
Você sempre consegue me encantar, Jacque...seu projeto é lindo demais!!Quem não gostaria de ganhar...eu gostaria muito!!!
Vou até o blog CutCardStock ver seu tutorial e comentar para concorrer aos mimos.
Grande abraço, minha amiga.
Marlei
Lovely project, you have elevated a simple box of tea lights into a super gift that anyone would love to receive.
This looks fabulous Jacques. I love autumnal colours (born in November of course I do!!) and the DP is beautiful. Such a wonderful gift. Christine x
Oh I love your tea light project, it's beautiful.
This is beautiful! I love the fall colors.
Absolutely gorgeous project Jacque :)
Left a comment over at CutCardStock Blog and cannot wait to make these up as Christmas presents
Thanks so much for giving us a chance to win some gorgeous goodies I have never had Peeps before but have heard loads about them :)
Hugs Mandy xxx
Fantastic project as always. Elegant work.
Absolutely beautiful. Love the metallic shimmer to the tree. Definitely something I will attempt to make.
This is beautiful Jacque. Gorgeous colours and a great gift.
Mags
x
This one is so elegant!!!
Gorgeous creation!! love ur bows..Hugs Regena
Jacque, great project! Hugs, Maja
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