Courtney Ann Stackable Keepsake Boxes
Courtney Ann set of 3 stackable boxes for gifts, storage, keepsakes and more.
Boxes can be created separately or as a connected stackable set. They can also be created with or without chipboard based upon end use. For a sturdy lasting keepsake box, use medium weight chipboard.
Includes . . .
(11) 8.5 x 11 size printable sheets for: Bottom, Middle, Top sized boxes and elements
Additional materials needed . . .
white matte cardstock or photo paper for printing sheets
medium weight chipboard for constructions
1/4″ score tape
Ranger Vintage Photo Distress Ink
some type of knob for the top box or all three
Finished height (stacked) ? 9.75″
Instructions in download to locate online tutorial
FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY
Thanks for looking!
All Content and Images
C 2014 Teri Hanson
Photographs from the Community
I printed the box patterns on photo paper. I cut out pieces. I also cut out light weight card board to put on bottom and lid of boxes, I coved it with decorative paper.
I also lined inside of boxes.
I used s gel to put things together, works better than glue in this case. I added some of the decoupage to the boxes but I did my own thing by adding silk flowers and lace to them.
I plan to use them to make up gift boxes with my soap and bath products I make to sell in Bazaars.
I love the results, pictures don't do them justice.
