Good morning everyone! This is Julie (Hurricane Zuri on the Cricut
message board) of http://mommys-playroom.blogspot.ca/.
I am really happy to be a part of the Cricut FANatics. Today I have a home décor project to share
with you.
As I was thinking about what type of
project to do, I was also dealing with my entire family being sick. It seems that the beginning of each school
year brings home new germs. So I decided
that a school themed tissue box cover would be an appropriate project.
To make the box cover I used the Gypsy and
the George and Basic Shapes Cricut cartridge.
The yellow portion of the cover measures 15“ x 4 ¼ ”. It is scored at 5 ¼” and 9 ¾”. The red portion is the same size with four 1”
x 5 ¼ ” rectangles welded to it and scored for the tabs. I welded an oval (cut at 1 ¼” wide and 3 ½ “
tall on the Gypsy) to both pieces for the opening on the top.
The chalkboards measure 4 ¼ “ x 5 “ with
white faux stitching added using a white pigment ink gel pen. All of the images are from the Recess Cricut cartridge
and were adhered with pop dots. The pile
of books was cut at 2 ¾”. I embossed the
apple using the PC Divine Swirl embossing folder to make the apple pop a
little. I love the dimension it adds.
The veins on the leaves were drawn in with a Stampin’ Up Old Olive marker. The stem was colored using a Stampin’ Up Early
Espresso marker. I embossed the pages of
the book using the Stampin’ Up Woodgrain
embossing folder.
My favorite part of the tissue box cover is
the old-fashioned school house. It was
cut at 3 ¾ “.
I always picture an old school house as brick. I used the PC Brickyard embossing folder to
create the look. The school bus was cut at 2 “ and the ABC was cut at 2 ½ “.
I hope you enjoyed my project today. Have a wonderful week!
Cricut Info & Supplies
Used:
Designed By: Julie (Hurricane
Zuri on the Cricut message board)
Cricut Machines Used: Gypsy,
Expression, Cuttlebug
Cricut Cartridges Used: George and Basic Shapes, Recess
Other Supplies Used: PC Brickyard embossing folder, PC Divine Swirl embossing folder, Stampin’ Up Woodgrain embossing folder, assorted colors of cardstock, Uni-ball Signo white gel pen, Stampin’ Up markers, pop dots, adhesive
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This is so cute! I love how the colors just pop right off the tissue box cover. The cuts all lokk adorable woth the embossing and details!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful and fun project!
ReplyDeleteSorry everyone is sick-but what a great project came from it! Love the brick embossing!
ReplyDeleteLove this Julie!! What a great idea and way to dress up a tissue box.
ReplyDeleteJulie, your project is soooo sweet! I love the images and the primary colors-- just perfect for back-to-school! Love the details too!
ReplyDeleteSorry for all the back-to-school germs, but you sure did come up with a great project to help deal with it!!!
ReplyDeleteSorry for all the back-to-school germs, but you sure did come up with a great project to help deal with it!!!
ReplyDeleteOh how cute!!! Such a bright spot when you're feeling sick.
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Great idea and the images are perfect in the primary colors
ReplyDeleteSo darling!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this!!
ReplyDeleteToo cute. What a fun way to dress up a box of klennoxs.. Love the idea. Thanks for the tutorial
ReplyDeleteLove the tissue box! Cute projects!
ReplyDeleteLove the tissue box. Cute projects
ReplyDeleteThis is so darn cute...great idea! Lee-Ann :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I can see me using your project instructions to make covers for different holidays and seasons.
ReplyDeleteJulie, cute project. Adorable for a classroom.
ReplyDeleteJulie, that is soo cute!! that would be so cute in a classroom.
ReplyDeleteStunning creation for a classroom. Thanks for walking us through it!!
ReplyDeleteOMG - that is the cutest thing ever!
ReplyDeleteLove this so much! We've been sick since school started too. *sigh* I'm saving this tutorial to cover boxes. :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute -- love the colors and all the details!!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial and wonderful project!
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea! Love the bright colors!
ReplyDeleteSo much detail, for this cute project!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteVery creative and so practical!! TFS
ReplyDeleteKasot@aol.com
Beautiful and easy to understand directions.
ReplyDeleteAdding to a great project that any teacher, secretary, or principal would love to have.
Illene
very cool! great idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! you provided perfect intructions Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteawesome idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat project. Love the cuts.
ReplyDeletetammi_amata@ameritech.net
This is really cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous! Great colors and the brick embossing on the old school house is just perfect!!
ReplyDeleteThis is super! I love the chalkboard sides.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute. Perfect for a teacher/classroom.
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea...pinning it right NOW!
ReplyDeleteCreative Wishes,
Claire S
www.scrapmyway.blogspot.com
Such a fun project!
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love this! It makes me want to personalize every single tissue box in the house.
ReplyDeleteLovely idea. I never would have thought to do this. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is an awesome idea!! Will have to try this one! TFS!
ReplyDeleteJulie
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