Completed Altered White Stationery Box
Box top and sides feature border and ruffle lace in ecru and brown tones. 
White box top replaced with patterned cardstock. Gold medallion is German Scrap.
Paper frame from Anna Griffon enhances the little girl image from Paper Whimsey.
Gorgeous chiffon pumpkin-toned flowers with pearl centers.
Love the satin edging on this organza ribbon bow...
The Stationery Box was a flat white box...to give it extra height so I could add a gathered lace ruffle, I added these metal corner legs.
White box top replaced with patterned cardstock. Gold medallion is German Scrap.
Paper frame from Anna Griffon enhances the little girl image from Paper Whimsey.
Gorgeous chiffon pumpkin-toned flowers with pearl centers.
Love the satin edging on this organza ribbon bow...
The Stationery Box was a flat white box...to give it extra height so I could add a gathered lace ruffle, I added these metal corner legs.
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10 comments:
The box is lovely! Love the colors! The vintage picture is adorable. Thank you for sharing.
This box came out beautiful!! Everything you did to it is just gorgeous. I love the legs and brings lots of ideas to my mind for the boxes I have waiting to be altered. I'd never thought of legs!
Thank you for sharing - it is really pretty!
Blessings, Donna
What a great idea the legs are! The box is so very pretty now. ~ Maureen
This is lovely! Adding the legs was really creative. Great project.
Kathleen
What a wonderful concept for a blog, and I love love love your altered box. Really. I think any girly girl would love having one of these. Thank you so much for coming to see me, I really appreciate it. Marsha
Hi Gayle, This is really a great idea! I just love it when people find new uses for everyday objects, it turned out beautiful! Thank you so much for visiting my blog and your sweet comments!
Marcia
What a lovely blog of beautiful art! I admire your creativity and talent. So nice to meet you Gayle!
What a beautiful box and a precious idea! Thanks! Now following from your visit to my blog at proberbs31motherhood.blogspot.com
Just beautiful! I love the image of the girl on the swing!
The stationary box is lovely, Gayle...what a grand idea! I love stationary, and pretty cards. I just think note writing can never be replaced by the computer.
Oh, I can see I'm going to love coming back and seeing more. I'm following.
Hugs,
Marianne
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