Home to Roost Gift Box with Chic n Scratch, Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator Angie Juda
My crafty project for you today is the Home to Roost Gift Box.
When I woke up with morning it hit me that I could color this darling rooster any color I wanted. For some reason I kept trying to color him like a real live chicken…. and it wasn’t working for me.
I used three Stampin’ Blends Markers:
- Light and Dark Granny Apple Green Stampin’ Blends Markers
- Light Pool Party Stampin’ Blends Marker
- Light Flirty Flamingo Stampin’ Blends Marker
Since I have an abundance of the Botanical Butterfly Designer Series Paper … I went with Lemon Lime Twist card stock. This paper is the B side of one of the butterfly patterns of paper.
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Here’s how to make this Home to Roost Gift Box…
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Angie this is adorable! I appreciate the directions for this box. I Make papaer roses with the old ornament punch and sell them. I was buying the craft boxes and they fit perfectly but they’re discontinued. This box would work out great!!
Thanks again!
Great box Angie The top part of the rooster’s head is called the comb, the little piece under is the waddle.
Loved the colors that you used.
Love this box!!!
I too Angie just can’t work with liquid glue…I get more on me than my project & the table & every place else… I hate it. I envy those who can do it without a mess but that’s just not me! Lol!!! ?
You always seem to have sooo much fun when you are making videos for us to learn!! Thank You!
Love that box, the colors too and the rooster stamp..when I was little (a long time ago)living in the country and we had chickens..called Rhode island reds…
I love this light colored rooster! I like how you think outside of the box!
Cute I love the colors
Nice box and I really like that rooster.
Have a nice evening and what’s for Facebook live tonight?
Too darn cute! Just when I didn’t think I needed the rooster! I will watch this later.
Awesome little box..Love that rooster, & I thought the same thing that I had to color him rooster colors. I’m so glad you showed this project, now I can color him whatever cooridinates. Thanks for sharing Angie,
Peggy
So cute. I always struggle with wanting to color everything the proper colors, but who says we have to 🙂
Once again a very cute box. Love your 3D projects. Thanks Angie.
Darling little box!
I love the colors that you used for the rooster. It makes this stamp so much more fun to use.
I absolutely adore this darling box!!!
So cute
Cute box.
Very cute. Love the rooster. The comb is on top of his head and the wattle is under his beak.
Nice take on the colors, like how you think outside the box.
VERY CUTE
Brillant just love that gorgeous box just love what you do