Ready-to-Go!® Blank Board Box 5” x 7 1/4” x 2 1/8” Shadow Box
Availability: In stock.
Who needs an expensive wooden shadow box when you can show off your treasures in your own hand-made masterpiece? This clever shadow box swings open to reveal 2 secret display niches inside, each with a removable platform to display your favorite objects. The manageable size means you can finish your project quickly -- and find lots of places to display it.
5" x 7 1/4" x 2 1/8" Shadow Box
Ready-to-Go! Blank Board products
• No prep! Ready to cut, stamp, paint, glue, draw, journal, emboss, and embellish
• More than 20 shapes and sizes, with new ones coming every season
• The ORIGINAL high quality blank board products: If it doesn't say "Create & Treasure" on the label, it's just an imitation.
Review Savannah Scrapbooking - February 28, 2008
"Our Design Team over at www.journalingjunkie.blogspot.com got big boxes full of goodies to play with, and our first project was to alter a cute little shadow box from C&T Publishing. At first I was a little intimidated by the assignment, but once I got paint all over my hands I started gettin' into it...honestly...I actually altered something...and enjoyed it! WOOHOO! I used acrylic paint, a little bit of bling, some chipboard words from EK, and all the papers were scraps that I dug out of my scrap box...cool! I decided to make it about the fun we have down at Tybee Island so I can keep it in my scraproom and think about relaxing at the beach...ahhh."
Review By: Melissa Norris, craftcritique.com - May 22, 2009
"...The box is quite sturdy and made of white paperboard that is ready to accept any type of media, from paint, to stamping, to paper and Mod Podge. The hardest part for me was figuring out what I was going to do with it because there are many options. I chose to make a little shadowbox featuring some photobooth style picture strips my family had gotten on a recent museum trip. In each window there is a little bottom and top "ledge" in which to place keepsakes for the full 3D shadowbox effect. Those pieces slipped right out so that they could be covered easily and so you could easily cover the back of the box..."
