Music Box • 02.05.11
Wow – It’s been awhile since I posted! My husband lost his grandfather last month – so we travelled North to visit with family and attend the services.
Nadya enjoyed visiting with her great-grandmother for sure – there were always surprises and fun at Grandma’s house! In addition to playing at Grandma’s house and spending time at the hotel pool (with waterslide), she was thrilled to experience “winter” since we don’t normally have really cold temperatures or snow in the Desert…until this past week! The cold arrived Tuesday and decided to stay awhile! Today is the first day we have been above freezing outside. The cold air and ice caused a bit of trouble for our power company, so today is also the first day we haven’t had rolling blackouts! I am very fortunate though – my husband installed a transfer switch a couple of years ago so we were able to run on generator power as needed to keep the house warmer and the basics running. He’s definitely a keeper!
Anyway – on to the reason you came to visit me today – my Doodle Pantry project! With this release, Laurie has included a template set (with SVG files) and some cute SVG corners along with her always fabulous digital stamps. I knew right away that I wanted to “play” with her Pyramid Treat Box! It’s really easy to assemble – even though I messed up the scale a bit on my first go round. I was doubly excited because my Echo Park Paper Be Mine kit arrived – I ordered it from my friend Bunny – so if you need crafty supplies – check her blog – she can order just about anything for you!!!! Nadya was napping when I started working with this awesome double-sided paper, but happily proclaimed she “loved” my music boxes when she finished her nap. ![]()
I love the music theme and I love even more that it has a complimentary pattern on the reverse side – this way my box is pretty on the inside as well as the outside and I could reverse the accent cuts and have a coordinating theme with ease! The small pyramid has a Hershey peppermint kiss inside – it fits perfectly! I left the larger one empty so you could see the pattern inside. These will definitely be on the list for quick gift packaging – and I think they would be perfect for housing mini cupcakes and brownies…oh the possibilities!
Recipe:
- Digital Cutting Files: Doodle Pantry Pyramid Treat Box
- Paper: Echo Park Paper Be Mine
- Other: Tombow Mono Adhesive; Elmer’s Glue Dots; Ribbons; Make The Cut Software, Ribbon, Puff Paint
- Tools: Fiskars Paper Trimmer; Score-It Score Board
; Cricut
I guess that’s all from me for now. I have a few more Doodle Pantry projects to show you before my term ends at the end of the month.
6 months have flown by for sure!
Have a fabulous Saturday!



















