I wasn’t planning to make a card box. I kind of thought I would just use one of the gajillion storage boxes that I am currently using to store various unused items that are clearly very essential to my life, such as Tim’s old video games
I am very proud of one of my more budget-savvy projects – my $4.80 card box! I purchased the black box online in early February it sat, unassembled and un-crafted, until July 28. There seems to have been an interesting phenomenon that has come over me
I came across a really nice looking card box on Pinterest the other day that linked back to the site where you could purchase it. While it was very nice looking, $79 was too much for a card box for our budget. I figured I could
One of my DIY’s was our birdcage cardbox. It’s very simple, but it’s just something that adds a little personal touch, rather than using the one that the hall offers (that you know hundreds of bride’s have already used). My mom had an old decorative birdcage
My friend Jackie had a super-cute card box for her wedding and she was wonderful enough to share with me how to make one for mine. SUPPLIES: -4 wood picture frames with thick frames, depth wise, in your color choice (in the size you want the
I love how creative brides (and grooms) get when it comes to the box they use for cards at the wedding. I’ve seen bird cages, fabric wrapped boxes and a lot of other ideas but one of the best I’ve seen is a mailbox! I figure it not
