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04 March 2026

Blue & Brown TMR

 My DT card today is for 

 
I'm struggling with mojo, so I'm using my Silhouette, sketches and casing some cards to get me through this complete blockage. I had pieces of brown card on my desk from my previous post and then realised the colours were what I wanted for this post. How handy was that? I went looking for more of the brown card and I didn't have any! Just little pieces that were far too small. I had to order more, who runs out of brown card? 
 
Anyhow, I had already chosen this treasure box to make. I then I picked a different paper for the blue, I decided on pearlised, so that I could stamp the greeting on it. 
 
I cut the base box with my Silhouette, and after glueing it all together. It was fiddly, as I had reduced the size of the box to fit the gift I was using it for, it's still 85mm x 80mm (31/4 inch x 3inch). I tried to keep the paper pieces together, also cut with Silhouette, whilst stamping, again a little fiddly, but they were done and added piece by piece to the box. I then used dies for the fastener, with an anchor cut with Silhouette, and a little velcro to close it. I'm quite pleased how it turned out. Although the quality of the stamping could have been better! My apologies.  
Treasure Trinket Box - Dreaming Tree. 
card - Florence Cardstock 216gsm Amazon
blue pearlised paper - Bumaga (years old) 
stamp - Stamp Addicts
dies -  Tonic
anchor - Jessica Dunn "Coastal Spring element" at Digital Scapbook.com
 Silhouette 
 

19 comments:

  1. What a beautiful treasure box, Faith. And I love the papers!!! Hugs, my friend.

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  2. Wow this is fabulous Faith, really original and brilliant for a man xx

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  3. Love the treasure box; it's really come together to say you have. no mojo. Take care Faith. WakeyL

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  4. As always a very lovely creation, never fails to amaze me what you achieve on that machine.

    B x

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  5. What a lovely box, its a clever design and I love the DP you used. xx

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  6. Great little treasure box Faith, love all the gold embossed stamping and anchor. I only have scraps of (light) brown card too.
    Carol x

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  7. What an amazing box. Love the blue and gold xx

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  8. Fabulous creation Faith, looks great in blue and brown. I find brown card difficult to get hold of, except for kraft card.
    Liz xx

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  9. Love your fun little birthday treasure box, Faith! So clever and creative.

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  10. Oh Faith, this is amazing - what a true treasure in it's own right.
    Well done!!
    Blessaings
    Maxine

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  11. Hi, Faith! Thanks for the visit and your kinds words! I hope the trip was good!

    I think your mojo is just fine! I love your beautiful treasure box!
    Mucho Hugz,
    Chana

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  12. This looks like an engineering feat! What a wonderful chest to use for your gift, Faith! Love the gold embossing on the blue. And the wood chest background is awesome. xx

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  13. Oh my, loving your little treasure box. So creative! Hope you have a wonderful week ahead.
    cindys-greencricut

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  14. My goodness! That's awesome, you would be a good engineer! xoxo

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  15. Oh, how fabulous is your treasure box! Perfect colors with the blue and brown! Love the gold anchor, too!

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  16. A wonderful box with a great fastening.

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  17. A great birthday project, and very manly. Cheers, CarolG

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