LLC Retreat: Winter Princess Marci Tissue Box

Project #4: Winter Princess Marci Tissue Box designed by Irina (Owner and Queen Designer).  Who wouldn't love this tissue holder box made from paperboard (cut specifically and exclusive to La-la Land Crafts).  Decorating it with a holiday theme was very festive to do at the retreat.  The neutral tone papers used allows this finished project to be versatile in any room. Finished size: 5" x 5" x 5-3/8".

Starting with the main Winter Princess Marci panel:

On each panel, the Snowflake Border is positioned at the top edge. Winter Princess Marci sits on the Stitched circle which is popped on foam squares

Clear Wink of Stella is added to her crown's snowflake, crown bottom rim and top rim as well as her scepter snowflake. (oops - the subtle shine does not show up in this photo).  Original  Copic colors to be used changed to be neutral tones for my project. Copic colors used are: E000, E00, E11, R11, R20, W2, W4, W6, W8,  E50, E51, E53

To make the bow: die cut two Christmas Ornament 2 dies for the "bow" portion and use two pieces of the Snowflake Banner die for the "tail" of the bow. Pretty clever, eh?  A large adhesive pearl sits in the center for the "knot" and clear springs of beads are the winter flowers decorating this front panel.

Panel 2: Another popped Stitched Circle with the Santa Sleigh as the focus with some small adhesive rhinestones.  On this panel, you can clearly see the 3/4" wide grosgrain ribbon is attached around the entire tissue box.

Panel 3: Reindeer 1 and Reindeer 2 is the focus for this section.  Add some small adhesive rhinestones  on their antlers.

Panel 4: Ornament 1 and Ornament 3 are the focus of this panel. Again, add some adhesive rhinestones to complete the festive look

 Overhead view:

Details: All stamps and dies can be purchased on the LLC site here.
Stamp: Winter Princess Marci
Dies: Stitched Circles, Snowflake Border, Christmas Ornament 1, Christmas Ornament 2, Christmas Ornament 3, Reindeer 1, Reindeer 2, Santa Sleigh.

Thank you for stopping by today to visit.  Stay tuned for Project #5.