This is a simple open top box made with an 8 1/4 by 4 1/4 piece of card stock vellum. It's scored at 2 1/2 horizontally, and 2, 4, 6, and 8 vertically. It's stamped with the adorable fox image, heat embossed in black, and coloured with Blendabilities.
Here's a photo without the lamp on so you can see how the tea light (battery powered) shines through the image a bit better.
Don't you love it!?! Pull out some vellum and make one for your #1 Valentine. Then head over to The Paper Plunge for some more great vellum ideas.
Go stamp something!
Diane
What a sweet luminary Diane. It's so cute. Love it.
ReplyDeleteWow that is awesome!!! I love how you colored the little fox! So cute! Now u can go make 20 something of them for your kiddos!!! lol wink wink!!! hugs!!!
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