- Cardstock
- red, white and valentine design paper
- EK Success lg. circle border punch
- washi tape
- felt rosette flowers (see tutorial here)
- 4" tulle circles (found in Wedding section)
- clear rubber bands (found in hair accessory section)








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That is just so stinkin cute! I have been seriously thinking of condensing my cricut cartridges as well. What a great idea! L-O-V-E I-T!!!
ReplyDeleteMarilyn C.
What a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Tracy! I could never part with my cartridge boxes though. I'll have to find another box so I can try this!
ReplyDeleteLOVEly sweet!
ReplyDelete~Jo @ LoblollyLane
LOVE!LOVE!LOVE!This idea!!!I have several boxes and need to make Valentine's Day Goodies.This will help!
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Migdalia
Pretty! I love how you make some fun things with the cricut boxes. :)
ReplyDeleteHugs, Sheena
Great idea and so gorgeous! Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteTina
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What a darling little box, thanks for the ideas. Great job
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, wish I had some extra to do some, might have to give up and take one out to the boxes. I think it would make a great jewelry box to. And it already has the magnetic closure.
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Debby
What an awesome idea!!! Thanks for sharing this fabulous tip, it turned out so pretty!
ReplyDeleteShelly
What a perfect way to use Cricut boxes! I've always loved their box design with its magnetic closure. They're so sturdy and perfect to reuse. Thanks for the sweet idea! ♥
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable, Tracy! I don't have a cricut but I just love the paper. Thanks for coming over and strutting your stuff!!
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