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Ornament Gift Box by Debi Tullier

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Gift Box 

This turned out to be a fun project. I seriously wasn't sure it would work when I started and challenged myself to make it happen! Now I am so happy I did!




Here are my supplies:
Cheese Box on hand
Aleene’s tacky glue
Gesso 
Glass Glitter 
Dixie Bell Paints
Punchinella
Fluff Dixie Belle Paint
Metallic Ribbon (on Hand)
assorted brushes
Plastic Ornament
Molding paste
Collage Sheets:
Christmas Tweets
ATCs Christmas

Join me next month! Happy Thanksgiving!


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  1. DIYDesignStudioTuesday, November 15, 2016

    Wonderful project. THANKS for shraing it!

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  2. DIYDesignStudioTuesday, November 15, 2016

    Debbie, this was simply fabulous. I love the heat tool. Your creativity is always so inspiring and the use of upcycled items make me happy! FABULOUS! Happy Thanksgiving.

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  3. Steph S.Tuesday, November 15, 2016

    Love Love Love this. My daughter (13) and I just sat and watched together. Got us in the Christmas spirit!

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    1. Debi TullierTuesday, November 15, 2016

      Wish we were closer Stephanie..I would love to share with you and your daughter!

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