Curvy Keepsake Thinlits - Stampin' Up! Artisan Blog Hop

There must be more than a million ways to decorate the new Curvy Keepsake box. These thinlits are SO cute (page 11, Holiday Catalogue)!!! Here are some fun ideas to get your juices going. Of course, these would work for loads of other types of boxes too. I'll jump straight in!

Stamp It box: 

Kraft & Pistachio Pudding bases. 

Costal Cabana & Pink Pirouette tags made with Four Feathers stamps and framelits (Hoilday Catalogue). 

Bird from Freaky Friends Stamps (Holiday Catalogue). 

Tangerine strand separated from the White & Tangerine Tango Two-Tone Trim (awesome new chunky baker's twine)(Holiday Catalogue).

Greeting is freehand using the Project Life Journalling Pens. Honestly, my handwriting isn't that good - it all comes down to the pen. You have to buy them!

Stencil It Box: (Hello wedding and bridal showers!!)

Whisper White bases with Smoky Slate sponging using Hearts and Stars Decorative Masks.

Tags - Pink Pirouette, Silver Glimmer Paper, Blackberry bliss using the Curvy Keepsake thinlits.

Remember Rotary Stamp.

Basic Black Baker's Twine.

Emboss It Box: (It's Father's Day here in New Zealand this Sunday!)

Smoky Slate and Pacific Point bases with Honeycomb embossing folder.

Pistachio Pudding sponged with a dauber onto watercolour paper with Pistachio Pudding mat.

Any Many More stamp set. 

'Designer Paper' It Box: 

Motley Monsters Designer Series Paper bases (Holiday Catalogue).

Cute monster from Freaky Friends Stamps (Holiday Catalogue).

Crushed curry 1 3/8" circle with Strawberry Slush stamped Whisper white 1 1/4" circle. 

Freehand 'Hi' - really, the Project Life Journalling Pens are awesome. 

Basic Rhinestones & Whisper White Baker's Twine. 

'Washi Tape' It Box: 

Crisp Cantaloupe and Whisper White bases covered in part with Watercolour Wonder washi tape. 

1 3/4" Scallop Circle Punch in Crushed Curry, Hello Honey, Daffodil Delight & So Saffron.

Vintage Faceted Designer Button.

Gold Metallic Baker's Twine. 

{Quick Yellow Flower Tutorial - Punch four scallop circles (I used the colours listed above). Screw them up and unscrew them a few times until the two layers start separating. Gently pull the two layers of card stock apart - it's all good if they rip a bit here and there, that's part of the look. Adhere all 8 halves furry side up with a small dot of glue in the centre of each one. Punch a hole in the middle and thread through some baker's twine which is attached to a button. Use the twine at the back to tie to your box.}

Hope you had fun - hop on over to Teneale's blog next.