This is the image we were given to work with...
Don't you just love all the fun colors and shapes?! It certainly got my mind to working! The shape however was my biggest struggle. What could I alter? I knew I wanted to make my own version of a nesting doll, but I knew I did not want to go with the traditional shape. So, I decided to take a trip to Hobby Lobby and peruse the isles to look for ideas.That is when I came across this...
Yes! That is a popcorn box! They were available in 2 sizes in the party favor isle! As soon as I saw them I knew it was just what I was looking for!So from this popcorn box I created these...
A sweet little trio! Mommy and her 2 baby girls! I went to town decorating the popcorn boxes with the Melody Ross Artsy Urban line! These papers are perfect because of the fabulous linen/cloth-like look and feel they possess. Plus the colors are so warm and cheery!
and the front of her dress.
Supplies:
GCD Studios
Patterned Paper: Artsy Urban/Blue Floral, Petit Floral, Postcard 1, Postcard 2 and the 8x8 Specialty Paper Pad
Embellishments: Artsy Urban/ Crochet Flowers, Vintage Buttons, Layered Chipboard Flowers
Other:
Decorative Edge Scissors by Fiskars; Cardstock by Bazzill; Ink by Ranger; Paint by FolkArt; Ribbon unknown; Butterfly Punch by Martha Stewart; Gems by Bazzill and Me & My Big Ideas; Popcorn Boxes by Hobby Lobby.
I hope you were inspired and that someday soon you will find yourself inspired to work a nesting doll into your next project. If this happens, I would love for you to share your projects with me!
Thanks for stopping by!
Juliana
These are just adorable! Their faces are completely perfect. Juliana you really outdid yourself...they are soooo lucky to have you on their DT girl!
ReplyDeleteI love that you made the leap from popcorn box at the store to those AMAZING nesting dolls! They are brilliant and the papers are just perfect for their Asian flair. I LOVE them!
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ReplyDeleteOMGosh! How creative! Love these! They are so fun and colorful! :)
ReplyDeleteFabulousness!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute, Juliana!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Juliana! These are so adorable! You are genius to have been able to come up with this thought using popcorn boxes. All of your paper choices and elements are beautiful and their faces are just so sweet and amazing!
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