Monday, May 4, 2009

Rubber ducky you're the one: JustRite week

Its JustRite week at Stamper's Dream! Here is a little birth announcement/gift that I created. To make the tag, I used the Celebrations Demi Phrases, Tiny Words and Centers, and finished the bottom with our little man's name in Times New Roman 15 pt font. The box and gifts have been wrapped with plastic wrap and tied with a ribbon.
This is a look at what is on the inside of the box, the darling duck (my singing inspiration), and a photo magnet that uses the Baby Ensemble stamps. That duck is NOT rubber. It is CHOCOLATE! Seriously, you can EAT IT!! (the little man took care of that tonight) Isn't it fantastic? How fun would they be at a baby shower? I found them at Target during Easter. They are made by Palmer.
Some of you have asked how I make boxes myself. Well, the photo above is my little drawing and how I work things out. I start by measuring the object. Then I figure out how tall I want the sides. I am a pretty visual person, so drawing it out and writing out the math really helps me make a better box. Hope it helps a little bit. :)

Then I cut and score the cardstock to the sizes needed. My Scor Pal has made this process much easier! You can see where you need to cut the sides. I adhere my tabs on the inside, to keep the box appearance cleaner.

I created a little holder for the duck, the same way as the box, but before assembling, cut a Nestabilities oval out.

Here is the duck resting in his box and holder. The wave border was added to the top to finish it off.


Make sure and check out what Michelle and Laurie have created for today!!
Here is a link to the Rubber Ducky song, because I know you want to hear it from the expert and the only one who can truly do the song justice, Ernie. :) Rubber Ducky

Hope you had a wonderful weekend! thanks for stopping by!

Supplies:
Spellbinders Die Templates (Classic Circles Large and Small, Classic Scallop Circles Large and Small, Classic Ovals Large, Classic Scalloped Ovals Large)
Cardstock-Papertrey Ink (Stamper's Select White, Spring Rain, Lemon Tart)
Patterned paper-American Crafts (Howdy)
Wave border-Just the Edge (Bazzill)
Ribbon-Creative Impression
Ink-Clearsnap (Colorbox Chalk Blackbird)

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17 comments:

Denise Marzec said...

Awwwwwwwwww, a rubber ducky holder. How flippin' CUTE!! Love the way you layered the cutie pie stamp and the polka dot yellow ribbon is just the perfect accent to the entire project. Love Love LOVE it!

Unknown said...

Adorable! Absolutely adorable! Every detail is over the top! Thanks for the tips on box making. Those chocolate rubber duckies were a great find! You know that song is going to be in my head now...all day long! :-)

Tracey said...

I love this Kim! SO cute! I can't believe that ducky is chocolate. Yum!! Thanks for the tutorial as well. xx

Carolyn King said...

Get out---that is fabulous---I cannot believe you can eat that duck....totally looks like the plastic ones! (too flippin cool!!!)

Love this Kim!!!

Monika/Buzsy said...

What a great project! Love the cute box and the tag and the photo magnet... TFS!

Unknown said...

What an adorable project - LOVE the duckie!! Totally cute - thanks for sharing your creative process too! :)

Tosha Leyendekker said...

This is totally adorable Kim!! LOVE your little duck holder...and chocolate? YUM!! Your magnet and tag are both so sweet too! Cute, cute, cute!!

Stacy Morgan said...

This is too cute! Great idea!

Christy Farneth-Kerr said...

I love the tag!! I can never get my stamps to come
out this clear. (Newbie)The duck is awesome:)
Have a good day!!
Christy

Gina said...

Kim, this is just the most Adorable thing I've ever seen . . . I wish I had all of these materials to recreate this for a baby gift! Great Work Girlie!!! :)

Gina said...

I forgot to mention . . . I've been dabbling around with stamps lately, but am no where near as AWESOME as YOU!!! ;)

Holly - Wild Wyoming Art Cafe' said...

OMG that is so amazing and so darn cute! WOW - you rock!

Shauna K said...

This is sooo cute! awesome job :D

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the heads-up on how you make your boxes - sheer brilliance! This project is wicked cute, too! Love your blog...

Charmaine (CharmWarm) said...

Oh my gosh is this darling, Kimberly! I LOVE it!

Mothermark said...

Absolutely amazingly precious! OMG! This is so cute! I love what you did here! You are so creative, so talented! Its wonderful!!

Debbie Olson said...

If this isn't just the CUTEST! Ilove it, Kimberly!!

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