Thursday, 17 January 2013

Great Gatsby Recycled Box



I've made this box for the Happy Daze challenge which is to Recycle. I used a gift box my mum in law saved for me at Christmas when I said I was going to be making some things for this theme. I also recycled the crystal stopper from a broken decanter. I have used the lovely Prima Moulin Rouge papers and die cuts you can get from Happy Daze, together with the Artistic Outpost Great Gatsby plate.


I am entering this for the Artistic Outpost referral programme for January. You can get their stamps directly from them if you are in the US, or from Happy Daze if you are in the UK.

I am also entering this into the Eclectic Paperie challenge which is Altered Boxes.

29 comments:

  1. Lucy, those designer papers look amazing with the Gatsby collection! Love how you used the three AO stamps together. Wonderful recycled box and how clever to use the crystal stopper for a box pull! Awesome! Big Hugs!

    PS: Just made me a shrinky plastic bottle of love! Ha!Ha!

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  2. Love how you recycled your box Lucy! Thanks for your continued support in the Artistic Outpost Challenges!

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  3. So well done! One of my favorite AO stamp sets. Hope all is well. Thanks or stopping by my blog. Hugs, Yvonne

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  4. Fabulous stamps and great box. I love the crystal stopper on the top.
    Hugs Brenda xox

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  5. A fabulous box Lucy, love the images.
    xxx Hazel.

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  6. Just beautiful! Now I need a crystal stopper! xx

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  7. One of my all time favourite books so definitely love the stamps.
    The stopper is a fun element to the box.
    Wishes
    Lynne

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  8. This is an incredible box, Lucy! I LOVE the vintage feel! Fabulous creation! Thanks for playing along in the eclectic Paperie Altered Box challenge!!!

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  9. Beautiful creation, Lucy!! So great to have you playing along with the eclectic Paperie challenge!!

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  10. that handle goes really well with the vintage box papers..looks fab

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  11. Awesome Job...thanks for playing with us :-)

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  12. Wow, Lucy, this is a real beauty! What a wonderful way to show off the fabulous Gatsby plate - looks so gorgeous in the sepias and browns. Great to have you playing along at both AO and eP!!
    Alison x

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  13. Very pretty box, Lucy. i love the way you used this stamp set. The cover fits perfectly with that era. Best wishes with the challenge and thank you for visiting my blog!
    Kate

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  14. What a great little box Lucy, very effective. Love the use of the crystal stopper too. Good luck! xxx

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  15. How beautiful, Lucy! That crystal as knob is so elegant. Thanks a lot for joining in our Altered Boxes challenge at eclectic Paperie!

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  16. Hi Lucy, what a fab makeover ! Love the papers and the crystal is a real touch of class.

    Marie

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  17. Beautiful box, I love those vintage images and soft colours.

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  18. Stunning box, I do enjoy seeing your artwork, dear Lucy!

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  19. Awesome altered box. LOve the vintage papers. Thanks so much for playing along in eP's Get Altered challenge.

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  20. Love the vintage style you got, Lucy, it's so cool!

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  21. WOW Lucy! Stunner! Love how the images look, perfect match!

    Hope you like the mag :) The sidebar was all down to you! I took you up on the idea - thanks again for it :)
    Kimx

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  22. What a gorgeous box Lucy, I love the decanter stopper, very decadent lol xx

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  23. What a wonderful recycled box Lucy. Gosh how long has it been since I've been over?
    (Hangs head in shame)
    Hugs Lynn

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  24. Lucy love your box and woohoo at using the decanter stopper....luxury indeed!Thank you so much for joining us over at eclectic Paperie .
    Hugs
    Tracy
    xox

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  25. Wow! That looks awesome!

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  26. So classy! Love the color palette you chose.

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