Over Christmas I saw little boxes designed to hold DVD cases for a quick and easy gift wrap. I decided to give it a whirl and see if I could come up with an easy pattern for a similar box. This box uses 2 sheets fo 8.5 x 11 paper and some designer paper from K&Company. 
I embellished the box with a wooden star, which I covered with gold metallic pant from Ranger, then added stickles around on the sides for a little added bling. The chipboard is from K&Company, and the alphabet is from Stampin' Up. I thought this would be a cute gift to put in a basket with a matching card. It would make a great get well gift or birthday present. Plus the possibilities are endless for decoration... make it girly, sofisticated, child friendly, or better yet.... MANLY! DVD's are the perfect gift for a guy!
Let me know what you think and if you would be interested in a tutorial on the DVD holder, popcorn envelope or both! If there is enough interest I'll post a tutorial soon. Thanks for reading!
28 comments:
These are great, love your colors and papers.
What a great idea Michelle! These wrappings are great! No more boring, predictable paper over DVD gifts! A tutorial? That would be great! Thank you so much for all your ideas, inspiration, and time. Sharing is so kind!
Fantastic idea! These are terrific!
This is a great project idea for a masculine gift...great ideas!!!
A Tutorial??? That would be excellent! Thanks for all the inspiration on your blog. :)
Wow, these are fabulous and a tutorial would be briliiant. Your blog is VERY inspirational thank you! Yvonne XOXOX
Great idea. I'd love to see a tutorial.
Really fun gift!! I would love to see a tutorial, thanks for offering!
Laura
This is such an awesome idea, love it and yes I certainly like a tutorial:-D
Thanks for sharing!
XO, Inge
Great idea - a tutorial - that would be great as well. Thanks for sharing all your creations with us. Karen
Oh yes PLEASE do a tutorial on this! They are awesome and such a neat gift idea!!! I LOVE it!
I would sooooo love this tutorial...what a great project!!
hugs,
Holly
Great idea. I would love a tutorial.
How cute!!! We would all love a tutorial and I am sure I can speak for everyone who sees it.
Thank you for sharing.
A tutotial?? Oh yes please!! These are fabulous!!
I love your projects. If you decide to do a tutorial, that would be great. This would be great for all sorts of gifts.
Hi there: oh yes defenitley interested in the tutorial for both. I have some older nephews who are having birthdays. After a while I stopped giving out gifts..too many but this would be a nice gesture even not on their birthdays.
Bela
Your art work is amazing! I found your blog thru another blog I view all the time. I love the colors you put together you are a talented person! I have put you at the top of my blog websites! I will keep watching for new stuff!
Steph
would love a tutorial! these are awesome! they would make great teacher gifts! :)
I love these. Fantastic idea. They would be great gifts for all the men I have to buy for that are impossible. I would love to see a tutorial, thanks for offering!
I would LOVE a tutorial! Thanks for sharing. I have a teenage stepson and that would be great to have on hand when he needs a gift for a friend! Movies and snacks are always safe choices for teenagers!
What a great idea! Thanks for being so inspiring!
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These are so great! (But everything you do is great!)
I would love to see a tutorial on this! It's a great design and a wonderful gift idea!
I would love a tutorial...thanks for all the great inspirations you post.
Would love to see a tutorial on these two things! Beautiful colors.
These are really cute. What a great idea! A tutorial would be wonderful...thanks!
Love it and would love a tutorial on how to make it. It would also make a great teacher valentine gift.
I love your cards, I am a big fan!!! I would love to see a tutorial on the DVD box and popcorn cover. I look forward to seeing more of your wonderful cards. Thanks for sharing Ann
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