Mini Chocolate Boxes

 Hello!

It's time to publish work (from February).

Four mini chocolates:

Delicious die cuts are from MonaDesign.

The matching coffee ribbon and chips / badges are from ScrapMania.

I used AgiArt die agi1315 for the flowers.

These minis open on the back with magnets.

Thanks for visiting!

Nora

Scrap Stories Club - Three Stories

Hello Paper Peeps!

I’m kicking off the new year with a Valentines Day Card that I made for my parents.

This card is for Part I of the Three Stories Joint Project at Scrap Stories Club on instagram.

From the list of required elements, I have an inscription, a transparent element (acetate for the window), and LOTS of hearts.

Have you tried deco foil?

The gel also comes in a pen, but I thought a small brush would give more random streaks.

Please head over to the instagram account (@scrapstoriesclub) to check out the inspiration from the team for the first stage.

You can also meet the sponsors:

@nadiadecor21 (lovely hand knit decor) 

@ladybug.86rus (sweet dies and chip)

@bossdesigner (album professional 🔥

Thank you for visiting!

Hugs,

Nora 

Sukkersött #71 - Valentine Baileys

What do you do with all those little bottles you get from the airplane?

The challenge at Sukkersött this week is to "Valentine" something.

I've seen some little milk cartons that I've had in mind for these little bottles, but couldn't find a template...

So, I made my own!
Here's my entry.

I did not use the little bottles I had because:

-I didn't have two that matched

-I saw a six-pack of these little Baileys at the grocery store

-The ones from the grocery store are larger bottles AND still fit into my carton!

-(And Baileys is delicious too!)

Sketchy Colors #9 - The Little Pizza

Who ordered the Very Small Pizza?

This is my entry for this week's sketch at Sketchy Colors: Red / Black.

I've made a little pizza box (4" x 4") as a Valentine for my son.
The "card" is a pizza with all the "toppings". The "tray" is a puzzle I've made with thin chipboard covered in patterned paper, using the Quickutz puzzle die.