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Repurposing is a Blast! With AlteredPages and Leaky Shed Studio!

I am delighted to be an AlteredPages  Design Team member! I love the wonderful products that AlteredPages.com carries and the artsy inspiration of their designers! So this is a dream come true for me!
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My video for this month project partnering with Leaky Shed Studio is a recycled Laughing Cow cheese box. I am so totally in love with these that my stash is overflowing! I hope you enjoy my tutorial!
Supplies include:
Mailbox Muse:
On hand Supplies:
Alteredpages.com and partner Leaky Shed Studio!
I hope you enjoy my video. Please give me a thumbs up and/or leave a comment! Thank you so much, Debi!!!

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  1. Robin HorasanianSaturday, July 12, 2014

    Nice upcycle project, Debi. These have a real vintage feel to them. Thanks for sharing!

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  2. TonyaSaturday, July 12, 2014

    Beautiful recycled cheese boxes and video! Awesome job!

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  3. Tristan RobinSaturday, July 12, 2014

    very nice! clever ideas

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  4. trisha tooSaturday, July 12, 2014

    Very fun project!

    :)

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  5. Barbara RankinSaturday, July 12, 2014

    I love the shabby chic, vintage feel to your cheese boxes, Debi. I really enjoyed your video and watching how you put it all together. Love those little twisted butterflies, too. TFS

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  6. Ink Stained RoniSaturday, July 12, 2014

    Very cool...I just love those cheese boxes...makes me want to pull a couple out and alter a few right now!

    TFS!

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  7. Francine PerriSaturday, July 12, 2014

    Great tutorial very Victorian looking too I really like it

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  8. DIYDesignStudioSaturday, July 12, 2014

    I really enjoy seeing what can be upcycled into a beautiful piece like this one! GREAT JOB

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  9. JackieSaturday, July 12, 2014

    I liked the video! Very interesting to see how you decorated your lids!

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  10. ddazzled71Sunday, July 13, 2014

    A great video and project. Loving all those beautiful trimmings.

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  11. Steph S.Wednesday, July 16, 2014

    What a great upcycle! This is just so pretty, Debi. My daughter and I love the laughing cow cheeses...I know what I'm doing the great containers now. TFS!!!

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  12. DebSunday, July 20, 2014

    Wonderful recycling project, thanks for sharing!

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