We recently ran a tree decorating contest in our stores... We ended up with really beautifully decorated trees. One of my favorites was a shadow box ornament created by Hue in Shoreline. As soon as I saw it I knew I had to make my own! Below is the step-by-step on how to create a shadow box ornament.
Step 1:
Gather ornament supplies. You will need paper (I used 12x12s from Basic Grey's Jovial line), scissors, glitter glue and a two piece jewelry box (You can find EVERYTHING at Paper Zone!)
Step 2:
Take the fuzzy stuff that comes inside the box and tear it apart. You will use this as the snow that the deer sits in.
Step 3:
Cut a piece of paper you want to use a background (I used one that looked like snow falling!) and glue it to the back of the inside of the box.

Money saving tip: You can get two ornaments out of each box, simply use the lid for one and the box for the other!
Step 4:
Cut your favorite deer out of the 12x12 "Nordic" piece of paper.
Step 5:
Glitter your deer up with glitter glue.
Step 6:
Place the cut-out deer into the fluffy "snow" and glue it into the box.
Step 7:
Attach a ribbon or string to the back of the box and hang your ornament on your tree!

Wasn't that easy? After making this cute deer shadow box I started thinking about all the other things I could place into a snow scene... I'm thinking a snowman would be cute!
Happy Ornament Making!
Christina
Step 1:
Gather ornament supplies. You will need paper (I used 12x12s from Basic Grey's Jovial line), scissors, glitter glue and a two piece jewelry box (You can find EVERYTHING at Paper Zone!)
Take the fuzzy stuff that comes inside the box and tear it apart. You will use this as the snow that the deer sits in.
Step 3:
Cut a piece of paper you want to use a background (I used one that looked like snow falling!) and glue it to the back of the inside of the box.
Money saving tip: You can get two ornaments out of each box, simply use the lid for one and the box for the other!
Step 4:
Cut your favorite deer out of the 12x12 "Nordic" piece of paper.
Glitter your deer up with glitter glue.
Step 6:
Place the cut-out deer into the fluffy "snow" and glue it into the box.
Attach a ribbon or string to the back of the box and hang your ornament on your tree!
Wasn't that easy? After making this cute deer shadow box I started thinking about all the other things I could place into a snow scene... I'm thinking a snowman would be cute!
Happy Ornament Making!
Christina
Note: You can dress up the outside of the box using wire ribbon and paper similar to the ornament featured on our Facebook wall. This ornament, and a dozen fabulous other ideas, are hanging on the gorgeous tree in our Shoreline store if you want to stop by and see it!
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