Quick And Easy Christmas Shadow Box Christmas Shadow Bo Simple christmas shadow box (3 minutes) this simple hack is a great way to make diy gifts in a jiffy. all you need is scrapbook paper and a good pair of scissors or a paper cutter. this 12 x 12 inch paper pad has a sheet with four divided designs. the quality is amazing because it even has gold foil lettering. Supplies and tools needed to make a shadow box using your cricut. materials: 8×8 shadow box. white permanent adhesive vinyl. standard grip transfer tape. glitter cardstock. mod podge. foam brushes. rubbing alcohol.
Christmas Shadow Box Christmas Shadow Boxes Christmas B Yield: one shadow box. prep time: 15 minutes. active time: 30 minutes. total time: 45 minutes. difficulty: easy. estimated cost: $8.00. make this fun and festive christmas shadow box filled with jingle bells and "snow" with this easy step by step tutorial!. The sign is based on using a square 9 x 9, 1 inch deep shadow box. supply list. 9×9 shadow box. free printable. battery operated lights (20 to 30 count) glue gun. double sided tape. drill or a hammer and small nail. heart ornament. door or house ornament ( check out the links below) directions. remove the back of your shadow box. Step 4. add the decorations! lay down your quilt batting, i just used a small square and folded it in thirds, then laid it in place and tucked the corners a little! then, just added decorations on top! i used cheap ceramic houses and bottle brush trees, but you can use anything you want to decorate the shadow box with!. 2. chalkboard shadow box. via attagirlsays . the advantage of having a chalkboard glued to the back of the shadow box is that you can write or even draw whatever you want with a chalkboard marker. take this shadow box as an example – there is snow in the background, making this box even more christmas y.
Christmas Shadow Box Christmas Shadow Boxes Christmas Fram Step 4. add the decorations! lay down your quilt batting, i just used a small square and folded it in thirds, then laid it in place and tucked the corners a little! then, just added decorations on top! i used cheap ceramic houses and bottle brush trees, but you can use anything you want to decorate the shadow box with!. 2. chalkboard shadow box. via attagirlsays . the advantage of having a chalkboard glued to the back of the shadow box is that you can write or even draw whatever you want with a chalkboard marker. take this shadow box as an example – there is snow in the background, making this box even more christmas y. Cut the paper the width of the inside of the box. in this case, it is 4 1 4 – inches wide. then, lay the paper inside the box, matching the bottom and sides. push both sides of the sloped top into the crease. cut away the excess on the folded creases. now, use the template to cut paper for the back. Various ephemera (ribbons, cotton balls, glitter, tinsel, faux snow or greenery, etc.) paint or nail polish. hot glue gun. scissors. start by painting the box so it has time to dry. you can use craft paint, acrylic paint, or even nail polish. paint the whole thing, the inside, or the outside. it's up to you.
Two Crazy Crafters Christmas Shadow Box Cut the paper the width of the inside of the box. in this case, it is 4 1 4 – inches wide. then, lay the paper inside the box, matching the bottom and sides. push both sides of the sloped top into the crease. cut away the excess on the folded creases. now, use the template to cut paper for the back. Various ephemera (ribbons, cotton balls, glitter, tinsel, faux snow or greenery, etc.) paint or nail polish. hot glue gun. scissors. start by painting the box so it has time to dry. you can use craft paint, acrylic paint, or even nail polish. paint the whole thing, the inside, or the outside. it's up to you.
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