Cupids hold a banner made from washi tape and baker's twine.
Here you can see that some of the squares are elevated, in order to give the surface more depth. All I did was cut some small squares of corrugated and place them under a few of the twinchies. Some of the blocks are as deep as the cubbies, but others have one, two, or even three layers of corrugated supporting them. You can also see the stripey sides of the box in this shot. I love that paper; it's so fun.
Here are a few close ups of some of the squares. The figures are elevated with foam tape. Some ladies, one with a gentleman caller:
Some queens, a fancy lady, and a loner:
This was a really fun project with only one real downside: my craft room is a huge mess now! My New Year's resolution is to straighten out my work space.
If you'd like to see a list of all the wonderful Alpha Stamps goodies that went into the making of this box, click here.
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ReplyDeleteI love this - I guess there will be a twinchie shadowbox to buy - I would love to try this. Yours is just to cute, though. I like the way you did the banner. I will have to try that. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteThis is darling! I have heard of "inchies" but am not sure what a "twinchie" is exactly? Are they just two inch squares? I could do those easier than inchies :)
ReplyDeleteYou're correct! A twinchie is just a two by two inch square. It's like a supersized inchie. :D
DeleteYou, madam, are remarkable.
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