Bag in a box-card version

This is a version of Diana Gibbs bag in a box. This one is a little wider so it can hold cards or something bigger. The tall narrow one is also a version of that design.

Scallops are Us

Don't you love it when a plan comes together? Well that was the case when Jen and I tried this project. Jen said, "I don't know if this will work". I tried the cut and it was hard to put together. So I said, "Jen, let's make it one fourth wider on the sides" So Jen then tried this. In the mean time, she wanted to know if I wanted it bigger. So I said yes, let's make it bigger. It turned out Great. I love it. I hope you will too. Here it is:

Our final selection

Here is our final selection for the handled box. It came out just perfect after three tries. Enjoy!

A Handled Exception

Here's the second version of our handled box This one with some goodies inside.

a handled surprise

Here's a cute little box that Jen and I worked on. I like the short version as well as the one that I will post next. For this one I glued the top part together and pinched in the sides.

Organi-zation Blues

Well I guess we are back up and running. Jen has been done with a little bug but she appears to be up and running again. So here is a little organization tip we whipped up from InkingIdaho's blog. It is an organizer box. It can house cards or maybe addresses of frequently visited blogs. Whatever tickles your fancy. Now take a look. Then give us a holler if you like it.

Round and round we go

Recently I decided to try the Circle Scissor Plus from EkSuccess. Stampinup has one in their new catty that is exclusive to them. However, I decided to use my Hobby Lobby coupon and buy a pink one. I love it. Here is a layout using my new gadget that I had to have(LOL) This tool can cut circles as thin as 1/4 inch. It cuts up to a 6 inch circle and it also allows you to draw the circle with a pen or pencil. I really like it.