



Both of the other ladies in this swap make actual non-scrapping crafty things. The recipient of this box sent me a lovely thick, warm scarf, and the other participant makes cool hand-painted glass items. So I, with my scrappy paper gifts, feel a bit like the little drummer boy.
3 comments:
I found 2 old cigar boxes this fall at yard sales. I knew I wanted to alter them, and make them special. I really love what you did with yours, but, your talent far exceeds my own. Thanks for the ideas though. Hope you had a very Merry.
That looks great! And you KNOW how all crafty types love boxes to stash away things... Super cool!
I found your blog doing a search for altered cigar boxes. I would really love it if you could email me as to how to prep the boxes, as I have a lot of these boxes and would love to make some gifts.
Thanks
Diana
dj_enns@yahoo.com
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