I love this shadowbox from One Lucky Day
...so inspiring! (click the link for fabulous details about this project)
...so inspiring! (click the link for fabulous details about this project)
Here's a list to get you inspired:
- Search the scrapbook aisle for fun papers and stuff to decorate the box
- Look to sites like Papier Valise and Speckled Egg for unusual materials
- Enlarge a photo to the full size of the shadowbox and then cut it to fit in the boxes
- Use cabinet knobs, spools, game pieces, etc for feet
- Make or find miniature cakes, cupcakes, candies, etc.
- Use vintage dollhouse miniatures or make your own
- Add a pennant banner or garland for dimension
- Use jewelry bits to add sparkle
- Charms are great miniatures
- Add a party hat to photos, cake picks, and figures
- Use children's book illustrations or paper dolls
- Use Polly Pocket and other tiny doll toys
- How about a tiny jar of sprinkles?
- Use super tiny model railroad figures!
- Background, foreground and even middle-ground...use it all to give your shadowbox real dimension
- Mix scale within the shadowbox...a doll shoe is giant beside a n-scale railroad worker!
- Vintage Cracker Jack toys, Barbie doll shoes & clothes,
- Think of the shadowbox as a 3-D art journal and include the same things you would there
- You can hang things from tops of the boxes, too!
I love this shadowbox so much
And look at this fabulous shadowbox scrapbook
found on Maya Road's design team blog:
And this fabulous shadowbox made by Katie Watson:
Don't you feel inspired?
Comment with more inspiration if you'd like!
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