The popcorn box and little black heart box were cut with the Cricut machine and the Tags, Bags, Boxes and More cartridge. The matchbox was cut using the die from Stampin' Up! The tags were made using either the SU circle or oval scallop punches and the circle or oval punches.
One white popcorn box was rolled with black ink and a jumbo design wheel from SU. The other white popcorn box was dry embossed with a scroll design and the black one we used a dotted embossing folder. The matchbox was embossed with the new SU wallpaper embossing folder. 
Here is a close up of the heart box, which you really can't see and the matchbox. Neena used a flower punch and cut two 5 petal flowers and layered them and then added a dark rhinestone. It needed a little something so we embossed it with the dots but we're not sure about that. Maybe a little ink.
This is the other box Neena had the die for. We cut it out and then embossed it with another folder she had. It was getting late so we didn't even add a ribbon but it's enough to show the bride2b the shape and size.
When we get the 'go', we'll order supplies and get an assembly line going. The wedding is mid-October so we want to get going. These were fun to make and having all these toys sure makes doing mass-production things like this a little easier. Sheesh, when I got married you bought things like plastic swans and filled them with butter mints. It's so much easier to be creative nowadays. :o)
3 comments:
Oh, cute boxes! I love the popcorn boxes...will you put designer popcorn in them?? I LOVE popcorn!! I know, I know...it's a wedding, not Monday night at the movies!! LOL!!
Really lovely....as you say, it is amazing the goodies you can have now to help create. Wonderful choices for the bride.
looks like you had a fun time designing these. All look great. I'm partial to the one where you used the big wheel to roll the design onto the paper. I laughed abt the "swan" favors from years ago. They seem so tacky now :)
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