Candice Windham Design Studio

Here is the latest in the Sizzix ScoreBoard Blog Hop. This cute little rectangular box is perfect for those great things that come in small packages. Fill it with kisses, small embellishments or anything tiny you want to put in it. Be sure to check out what other designers have done and vote for your favorite on ScoreBoard Designer Eileen Hull's blog. I don't know about you, but I always have trouble keeping up with small pieces and I hate clutter. I turned my box into a clip joint to hold my paper clips. It adds a cheery note to my desktop too! Supplies: Big Shot Rectangular box die Matboard Graphic 45 paper Brads Gingham ribbon 3M Super 77 Spray Adhesive Krylon Totally Tangerine Spray Paint Be Creative® Adhesive Velcro Dots Directions: 1. Cut and assemble box bottom with double-stick tape. Spray both pieces with Krylon paint. Allow to dry. 2. Cover box bottom with paper using Super 77. 3. Cover box top with reverse side of paper using Super 77. Attach top to bottom with brad

It's time for another Blog Hop featuring Eileen Hull's fabulous ScoreBoards from Sizzix. Our die for this round is the gorgeous Teacup die. The blog hop will begin April 14th at 11 a.m. Eastern Time, so if you want to see all the projects, you might want to wait until then to view it. Being the think-outside-the-box-even-if-it's-goofy artist that I am, I turned it upside down and made a party hat place card and tea bag-holding party favor for a tea party. We have a Ladies' Tea at Trinity Baptist every couple of months, and I'm thinking these would be a hit! Once again, the designer of the project receiving the most votes will be given the Teacup die as a prize and one person leaving a comment on one of the blogs will receive a die from the first ScoreBoard collection, a $40 value! Leave your comment here and go to Eileen's blog to vote! Supplies: Prima paper, Indeed Collection, Enchanted Colorbox Chestnut Roan and Peacock Inks Prima Flowers Pale Pink Feather R