Showing posts with label Mini Pizza Box. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mini Pizza Box. Show all posts

Thursday, January 9, 2020

3D Thursday - Adorable Valentine Treat Box

Good morning!  This week's fun 3D Thursday Project was crafted up by teammate Nicolle Belesimo.  What a adorable quick and easy project!  Love, love, love it!  For full FREE instructions be sure and follow the post all the way through and click on the link at the bottom to download your FREE PDF!
This week Nicolle has crafted up a cute little altered Pizza Box to hold some Valentine Treats.  And of course the treats are chocolate hearts!  Yum!
Up close you can see some of the fun new Valentine products she used were the new Heartfelt Bundle which includes a stamp set and matching heart Punches, Heart Doilies, and From My Heart Specialty DSP.
Here's an inside shot to see how the heart chocolates fit inside.  Are you ready to make some for your favorite Valentines?  Click on the link below and print off the PDF.  Be sure and go to my online store to order all the supplies listed on the PDF to make them.
Have a super crafty day!


Thursday, October 17, 2019

3D Thursday - Frankenstein Mini Pizza Box

Hello!  This week it was my turn to be the creative member on duty.  I almost squealed with excitement because Halloween Treats are some of my favorite things to make!  For my project I came up with a fun little Frankenstein Treat Box using our Mini Pizza Boxes.  Remember there is a link to download the FREE directions at the end of my blog post, so be sure and do that!
The color choice for my little Frankenstein box was of course Granny Apple Green.  It just happens to be one of my favorite happy colors.  So bright and it almost seems to glow.  I sponged the edges of all my green pieces to give him more depth also.
Here's a side view so you can see his ears and bolts in his neck.  By adding Dimensionals to my project also gave it more of a 3D look.
I think the funnest part to my project is that his hair is the belly band for the box.  That part was actually the "light bulb" moment for me and that's when I knew this was my project for this week.
The inside of the box has a simple Happy Halloween stamped and punched out using the Tailored Label Punch and adhered to the inside lid of the box.  I attached a couple of fun little bats also. The box is a perfect size for a Halloween Treat!  I hope you have enjoyed my little Pizza Box project this week.  Are you ready to get crafty?  For full directions with a list of supplies and pictures, just click on the link below to download the FREE Printable Direction Sheet.  We love sharing our creativity with others!
Have a super crafty day!  Thanks for stopping by!


Guest Designers Wanted!
Our team is now posting every other week and we would like to include Guest Designers on the off weeks. Do you love to create 3D projects? The only rules are current Stampin' Up! products only and a Project Sheet to go with your project. Are you interested in joining us as a Guest Designer for one week? Contact us by private message!






Thursday, May 9, 2019

3D Thursday - Mini Pizza Box w/ Mini Note Cards

Hello Thursday!  Today I have a fun little gifty project for you.  Team Mate Sarah Wills from over at Sarah's Ink Spot is our designer for the week and she has altered one of our Mini Pizza Boxes into a pretty little notecard holder along with three little notes cards.  At the end of the post you will find the link for FREE printable directions for this project.
So here's the set.  Sarah used the stamp sets (the new set) To A Wild Rose (149452), and Itty Bitty Greetings (146667) for her project.
Here's a close up shot of the altered box.  So pretty.
And pictures of the cards.
Another one...
and the last notecard.  So are you ready to make your own altered box and set of cards.  Below you will find the link to the FREE Printable Directions.
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Have a Crafty Day!



Thursday, June 7, 2018

3D Thursday - Puppy Dog Pizza Box

 Hello!  I do not know where this week went but I totally forgot about it being Thursday until a friend ask me where my post was.  So I apologize for my late post.  Anyway I hope this cute project will make up for it.  Jenn Gulch over at Twins and Twine wasn't able to hop with us last week, but she did have a super cute idea for a box.  This week's project is then her cute little Puppy Dog Pizza Box.  Further down in the post you will find a link for FREE printable directions.
and here it is!  Isn't it adorable! I love her sweet little puppy dog eyes.  Who wouldn't love to have some fun treats inside this cute box!
Jenn used punches and framelits to create this one of a kind box.  Using the Berry Burst Metalic Ribbon really give the box that extra little pop of color to make it stand out.  The mini pizza boxes are just about 3 1/2" in size and I guess if you really loved your pet you could put some doggy treats in one as well.  Want to make one of your own puppy boxes?  Then you are in luck because we have FREE printable directions for you.  Just click on the link below.
Thanks for stopping by.  Have a crafty day!




Thursday, May 31, 2018

3D Thursday Blog Hop - Altered Stampin' Up! Pizza Boxes

Surprise!  Since May has 5 Thursdays in it, that means an extra week of craftiness for you!   Our 3D Thursday Team has prepared a fun little Blog Hop featuring Stampin' Up!s Mini Pizza Boxes.  The four of us each have come up with a different way to decorate or alter the boxes.  (Jenn was unable to hop with us, so there are 3 stops.)  We have included dimensions, products and tools used so you can recreate each one.
So on with my project.
C is for Cookie!
I chose a Cookie Monster Theme for my box.
 This box would be just as cute without the added hand with cookie, but I wanted to add a bit more to my basic Cookie Monster.  The hand worked out just as I had envisioned.  I added a mini velcro dot to hold the hand w/cookie to the box.
The boxes are food safe with nice slick insides.  However, I decided to put my cookies in a small cello bag before placing it inside my box.
Using the "Seaside" Embossing Folder, I thought gave a little texture to Cookie Monster.  After running my cardstock through the Big Shot with the folder, I used the backside emboss of the paper, that way the emboss didn't stick out and was more subtle.  I love how the Velcro dot gives dimension and depth to his hand.
Thanks for visiting today and I hope I have inspired you to think "outside" the box.  Debbie Henderson over at Debbie's Designs is your next stop. Make sure you finish out the hop to see all of the creativity.  Click on the NEXT button below to visit Debbie.

Here's the supplies and measurements:

SUPPLIES:
Stampin' Up! Mini Pizza Box, 2 1/2" Circle Punch, 1 3/8" Circle Punch,  1" Circle Punch (for bite out of cookie), 3/4" Circle Punch, Paper Trimmer, Big Shot, Seaside Embossing Folder, Paper Snips, Early Espresso Stampin' Write Marker, Multipurpose Liquid Glue, Mini Velcro Dot

CARDSTOCK:
Pacific Point - cut (2) 3 7/16" x 3 7/16", (4) 15/16" x 3 7/16" (Emboss each piece of Pacific Point at an angle.)  This gives you the basic box coverage.  I freehanded his arm so there is no pattern for it.
Whisper White, Basic Black, Crumb Cake

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