Sizzix Triple-Blog Hop Week 2

Romantically Chic Cube
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Twist Cube, 3D Pop-up, Bigz XL Die by Karen Burniston, Sizzix®

For Project and Instructions by Carol Heppner Click Here

Twist Cube Die: http://www.sizzix.com/product/2381

When we think of parties, we normally focus on indoor decorations. But think outside of the box and let your guests know they are in for a treat as they pull up to your home.

Imagine, if you will, a small tree outside your house alive with little white lights for the holidays. Pretty? Sure. But, at this time of year, everyone has pretty white lights. You want more.

Imagine that very same tree with a few of these Romantically Chic cubes gently swaying in breeze. Your guests will know they are in for a very special time. And, Karen's Twist Cube Die will help making these cubes a breeze.

No trees outside? Then fill a garden planter with sand, add some sturdy twigs, attach your lights and these cubes and then place your homemade tree on your porch.

What's nice about this project is that you can use these cubes as outdoor decorations any time of the year making this Sizzix die one that should be on your wish list.


These cubes are not weather proof, so they will not stand up to rain, snow, or any type of moisture. So you will have to bring them indoors right after your party.

They can be used indoors as well and would look great on Christmas trees.

If you eliminate the flower and crystal from this project, it can be folded and sent as a greeting card. Just add a Thanksgiving or Christmas greeting to one of the sides of the box.

For instructions on making this project visit my Triple-Blog Hop Page. At the bottom of the instructions, you will find a link that will allow you to download the instructions. There is also a list of companies whose products were used in this project.

To see the master post on Sizzix blog visit: http://sizzixblog.blogspot.com/2010/10/sizzix-triple-play-blog-hop.html

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Thanks for visiting and I hope you liked this week's project.