Chocolate box decorated with pages from Winnie the Pooh and a Golden Encyclopedia.
Music pages.
Rhodes Key Lime Pie Box: One of my favorite boxes of all time decorated with Winnie the Pooh pages.
Chocolate Box: More A.A. Milne
Shoe Boxes: Music pages and bird illustrations.
Purchased Gift Boxes: Raggedy Anne and Andy from a storybook collection.
Tiny Chocolate Boxes: Winnie the Pooh and Robin from When We Were Very Young.
More Mini-Chocolate Boxes with A.A. Milne.
A Treasury of Beatrix Potter Book.
Shoe Box: Currier and Ives art book and dictionary pages.
Rhodes Key Lime Pie Box: Music Pages and A Treasury of Beatrix Potter.
Republic of Tea tea can.
Another shoebox Currier and Ives Combo.
Rockwell art book, dictionary pages, and a shoebox.
Oatmeal, Pringles, and cornmeal cans decorated with music books, quote books, A.A. Milne, and map books.
From a Winnie the Pooh book.
How satisfying, when not only the finished products are yours but the time spent making them... enjoyed looking at the different boxes you made. Especially the way ordinary things (how banal a Pringles can seems!) are transformed into things of beauty.
ReplyDeleteWOW! I am so inspired to create! These are simply wonderful--especially dear old Pooh! Our family is a huge fan of the "real" Pooh bear! I do believe my daughter and I may endeavor into a creation like this to use as a gift box. How much more exciting that plain wrapping paper! Thanks for the wonderful visual this morning.
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ReplyDeleteHow cute are all of these! Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving me a comment. (I'll share it with my Hubby since he's the one that deserved that one. :)
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