Spellbinders ShadowBox Collection by Becca Feeken
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Hello paper crafting friends! I’m thrilled to share with you some of the NEW Spellbinders ShadowBox Collection dies by Spellbinders Licensed Designer Becca Feeken!
In January had the opportunity to visit with Becca at the Spellbinders booth at Creativation 2019, and she was so awesome in sharing her new designs for the year.
For my part of the hop, I got to play with the Spellbinders Adjustable Shadowbox Frame with 3/4″ Border; and I used the Spellbinders Adoria Square Shadowbox Frame to make a pretty keepsake decor.
The shadowbox dies were super easy to use. Don’t let them intimidate you. In fact I’ve created an easy-to-follow tutorial on how to use this adjustable die-set.
You can use these adjustable shadowbox dies to make framed decor, dimensional cards, and anything else that you may come up with. As you can see, I decided to make a framed decor for my craft room.
Accordion Box and Card Gift Set
I also got to play with the Spellbinders Vintage Starburst Valance and Gatefold die-set, and with the Spellbinders Callista Rectangle Shadowbox Frame.
I decided to make this cute accordion gift box. It can hold ATC cards, tags, and even homemade greetings cards. For my card and gift box designs, I went a little bit shabby, a little bit vintage and a whole lot of elegance!
When I first laid eyes on the Vintage Starburst Valance and Gatefold die-set, I knew right away that it would make for the perfectly elegant front to this gift box!
And to top of the Starburst Valance, I decided to go with the Spellbinders Shapeabilities Foliage Flourish. At the center I added a small flower trim, along with an acrylic one from my stash.
I also applied two borders, one on the lid and one on the bottom of the box, with the border die from the Spellbinders Vintage Starburst Valance and Gatefold die-set.
The greeting card was super easy to make! The card base is a 6 1/4 x 4 1/2. I added paper from my stash, then used white card-stock for the die-cuts. I used foam on the back of the frame die, and then to the back of the rectangular die to add dimension.
Then a bow off to the side, some flat-back pearls and a couple of gold sequin and done!
Giveaway
To celebrate this release, we are giving away a $50 gift certificate to 3 lucky blog readers – selected from the comments across all of the blogs in the hop. Giveaway closes on Sunday, February 10th 11:59 pm EDT. Winners will be announced in our blog hop post the following Monday. Winner is responsible for shipping cost, duties and taxes.
Blog Hop Order
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Until next time! Happy Paper Crafting!
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