Spiderweb Pillow Treat Boxes | Ink On 3 Files

Need some last-minute quick Halloween treat boxes for the kiddos? 

I have the perfect Spiderweb Pillow Boxes for you, just released today by Fleurette Bloom! On SALE for $0.49. These will take you around 5 minutes to cut out and assemble!

I enlarged the file to 8x10 inches. This way I could fit lots of goodies inside!

Recipe for my boxes:

This fun paper comes from and Company Spooktacular Collection

Trendy Twine - Lime Grapesicle and Limeade

Epiphany Shape Round 25 Tool and bubble caps

Black Ink Pad

Ribbon

Cut on the Silhouette Cameo using the Silhouette Studio Designer Edition

Embellish these however you like, or not! They look good as they are!

Make sure you stop by Fleurette Bloom's Facebook Page and give her some love! Like her Page, if you haven't already and leave her a comment to win her latest "Anytime Pillow Box" Collection! These boxes are gorgeous and they are perfect for so many occasions!

Thanks so much for stopping by! 

Happy Crafting :)

3D Paper Letters - SADIE | & DIY Glass Buttons | SVGCuts

Wow... It feels like a while since my last post! I have been crazy busy... between work, life, and planning my son's birthday party for this weekend, I am ready to pull my hair out :(  I'll have posts on my son's "Star Wars" themed birthday crafts hopefully within the next few days! Stay tuned if you are a Star Wars fan :)

But first... I want to share with you the 3D paper name I made last week for my cousin's friend.

These paper 3D letters stand about 6.5" tall. They were filled with some dried beans to keep them from toppling over. The 3D letters are from SVG Cuts 3D letter kit. The butterfly is from the SCAL library. Added some buttons, bows, and a silk flower to dot the "I". Boy did I have a tough time making the "S"... I have made a few of these names in the past but never had to make an "S", maybe next time it will be easier!  The "A" and the "I" were embossed with the Cuttlebug (hard to see in this picture). The paper I purchased at Micheal's is in the open card stock paper section, sorry don't have the exact company names for them :(

Here are a few more close-ups.

I don't have an Epiphany Craft button make, but I really do like the look... I did though have glass beads and hot glue, so I made due! I think it turned out pretty cute and so simple. I found this idea on Pinterest here, so I knew I had to try it! 

So here is what I did...

 You need scissors, hot glue, paper, a pen, and a flattened glass bead.

Write your message on a scrap piece of paper, and place a fair amount of glue on the back of the glass bead.

Press the glass bead centered on the message.

Cut around the bead.

And there you have a new glass button to embellish your project! Hope you liked this, I love how easy it was and I'm sure I'll be making more of these!

Happy crafting!

Ilda :)