Thursday, December 29, 2011

scrappy suitcases


When I went up North for a crafting weekend with my girlfriends, I found these white cardboard suitcases at a craft store.  They were begging to be modpodged.


I had a really cute pad of paper from October afternoon that I was dying to use...


I cut the pieces to fit and just kept mod podging...



Very important things will be kept inside!



13 comments:

  1. Hi Jenni,
    love how this suitcase turned out. That paper is too cute. I can see why you were dying to use it. I am going to keep my eyes out for a case like this. It would be such a fun project.

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  2. Jenni

    I am the DT Coordinator at OA.... LOVE this! Super cute!

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  3. I have been planning on doing this with a card board case that I picked up. I will be putting crafty stuff (beads, pipe cleaners, etc) in it and it will be a birthday present for my daughter. I was planning on covering mine with fabric, but I think I like yours with the October Afternoon paper better!

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  4. These cases are awesome. Now I need to find me an old case to mod podge. These are so useful, too!

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  5. I've had a case for years and just found it again. I plan on Mod Podge Christmas cards all over it and leave it open with greenery, decorations, etc.

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  6. I found you via craft gossip & had to tell you how darling your suit case is. I am dieing to try this myself. I would LOVE to find a cardboard suitcase at a reasonable price!

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  7. Love it!!! I have one like that that someone else has done, it's not so pretty :) and I want to spray paint the whole thing ... and I've been inspired by you to do something similar. Thanks for sharing! Hugs ~ Mary P.S. Love your new "Happy" blog design - yay!

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  8. Those are my favorite papers! I must have them.

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  9. Incredible suitcases, Jenni! LOVE the paper scraps you used.

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  10. These suitcases are SUPER cute! I LOVE how you have used pieces of paper to create the patchwork.. I love it! I hope it's okay, I just finished a paper crafts round-up showing ways to use decorative paper for home decor and just couldn't help but feature your cute paper covered suitcases. You can see it here:
    http://jamiebrock.hubpages.com/hub/20-DIY-Home-Decor-Ideas-using-Decorative-Paper#

    Thank you so much for sharing :)

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  11. Cute! Yes, I see you used Modge Podge!

    I've never seen card board suitcases at a craft store! Those would be so fun to make over!

    And I wish there were October afternoon papers near me!

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