I made this perpetual advent calendar for my 3 year old and 5 year old grandkids. My daughter-in-law was excited to see it, because the little boxes are large enough for a treat for both of them, and it doesn't have to be a piece of chocolate every day!
I really dug into my Christmas stash for this one! I used a combination of a retired 6 x 6 paper pack by Little Yellow Bicycle, a sheet of 12 x 12 DSP by BoBunny, several stamps by various vendors, some embellishments I've been hoarding for several years, some dies from various vendors and some vintage looking DSP for the sides and back.
I distressed the surrounding chipboard with ink and then applied the strips of dsp to the sides and back of the calendar base.
Anyhow, I was able to get it in the mail so they would have it for December 1st!
Frilly and Funkie-Tis the season for gift giving
Simon Says Stamp - Gift It
As always, thanks for looking!
This is awesome, Barb! You've decorated it beautifully, and it must be fun to pull it out to use for December and fill with goodies! Thanks so much for sharing your awesome make with us at SImon Says Stamp Monday Challenge! Maura
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous. What a fabulous gift for your grandchildren. I was just entering my card on the SSS challenge, saw yours in the list of entries and had to pop over to see it. It's really lovely. Have a lovely Sunday. xx
ReplyDeleteAnnette, thanks so much for your sweet comments!
ReplyDeleteAmazing project, this is so gorgeous, love all the drawers and the sides and back are pretty too. Thank you so much for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge. Hugs, Sandra
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous and I bet your little Grandchildren are overjoyed at the prospect of finding something new in those little drawers each day. Thanks for joining us at Frilly and Funkie.
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Cec
Barb, I am so excited to see this chosen as one of our absolute favorites at Frilly and Funkie! I have really admired this wonderful gift you created for your grandkids, and I'm sure they are enjoying it! Merry Christmas!
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