Colossians 3:17 "And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him."
And here's what Pamela shared about our challenge this week:
"You have free reign of what you want to do this week. But here's the deal: I want you to actively do this as an act of worship to our God. Before starting, pray. Thank God for your gift. While working, feel free to pray more, or perhaps sing out to Him. Put your focus on Him and remember that it is He who gave you your gift (however good or bad you think you are at this) and remember that it makes Him happy to see you at work. Do this challenge, as if you were doing it for Christ himself!"
I really love Pamela's further thoughts on her challenge, so I encourage you to read about it on our challenge blog!
So... my friend (and DT sister) Lovely Linda did a gorgeous picture frame tutorial over at Midnight Madness blog and so I started perusing that blog a bit more and fell in love with Priscilla's wood box tutorial --- and then it started calling me!! LOL - So I decided to try it! I altered a Band-aid box using some of my FAVORITE items from McMahon Five Designs: this wonderful Cherry Wood paper, this new Butterfly Digi (which will be released tomorrow!!), these gorgeous coffee pearls, and these cute prima flowers.
I added clear stardust gellyroll pen to the butterfly wings--very shiny IRL!
A few deets about my box: I took apart the band-aid box and layed it flat. Then traced it onto the cherry wood paper; everything but the flaps. Then I traced just the top flap separately, and cut it all out. Then I lightly taped the wood to the bandaid box and sewed a triple zigzag stitch all around. Then I taped the smaller wood piece to the top flap of box and sewed half way onto that flap and half way onto the back of box, so that it is flexible. Does that make sense? Anyway, for the half-circle cut out that shows on the front, I made was happily SURPRISED by the outcome when I took a brown marker and colored on top of the glossy white flap. After it dried it turned out crackely-looking and is such a neat look with this box!

























































