Thanks so much for stopping by today. I am so excited to show you this project. Why? Because I waited for this ATC drawer for quite awhile. It is made by 7 Gypsies and is beautiful. In fact, if I hadn't seen a picture of the one altered on the cover, I would have left it plain. Yes, it's that pretty. However, once I saw how pretty the altered box on the package was, I knew I had to grab some 3 Girl Jam ribbon and get to work!
I used the following products:
7 Gypsies ATC Library Drawer
3 Girl Jam Crinkle Ribbon - Witch's Brew
K & Company paper - Scraps from my stash
Prima - flowers and charm
Here is a picture of the box with some of the ATC's I've made. I can't wait to start filling it with other ATC's I receive. For full details on how I altered this, please watch the video.
Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by today. I really have to say that this project is one of the "little things" I enjoy.
So sweet and love that you will be putting your own ATC's inside. I wish I could find an entire librart drawer cabinet for the aesthetic beauty they have. Gorgeous decorating Cheri! :O) Jessica S 3 Girl JAM DT Sister
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Jessica S
3 Girl JAM DT Sister