Easter Treat Boxes
I was inspired by a swap that Cassandra is hosting to make a couple of Easter treat boxes, one for me and one for a friend. I started with a half-dozen egg carton that I painted, glued, and embellished to make anything but ordinary.
First up is the lavender box I made for my friend. I added vintage millinery, ledger paper, postcard image, and hand-dyed seam binding.
I added hand-dyed ruffled crepe paper and vintage tatting around the box.
And here are some of the goodies I tucked inside - trims, chocolate, and an adorable vintage bunny and lamb.
I loved her box so much that I had to make one for myself. I was going to keep the box neutral with a completely white color scheme, but when I found this tiny nest with multi-colored eggs, I changed my mind.
I used more vintage millinery, trims, and hand-dyed seam binding.
First up is the lavender box I made for my friend. I added vintage millinery, ledger paper, postcard image, and hand-dyed seam binding.
I added hand-dyed ruffled crepe paper and vintage tatting around the box.
And here are some of the goodies I tucked inside - trims, chocolate, and an adorable vintage bunny and lamb.
I loved her box so much that I had to make one for myself. I was going to keep the box neutral with a completely white color scheme, but when I found this tiny nest with multi-colored eggs, I changed my mind.
I used more vintage millinery, trims, and hand-dyed seam binding.
Labels: altered, altered egg carton, Easter, vintage
2 Comments:
These are stunning, Erica!
Gorgeous!!! I am proudly displaying my box that you made for me as a central Easter decoration at the table!
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