You've seen the one I made for the Wacky Watercooler Holiday Catalog(ue) Blog Hop. For that one I ran the acetate sleeve through my Big Shot using the Northern Flurry embossing folder. I loved having it decorated as well as the paper box. The ones my daughter, Shera-Lee, and I made for Hallowe'en also had embossed acetate sleeves. For them, however, we used that wonderful retired folder, the Spider Web. That is one embossing folder that I wish hadn't been retired.
As for the rest, we used our new Witches' Brew Designer Series Paper as well as stamps from the Toil and Trouble stamp set. Shading the edges of the paper and the boxes with a sponge and some Basic Black ink also added to the final effect.
We both loved the way our boxes turned out. We filled them with shredded paper that we spritzed with a black ink mixture and let dry and then added some chocolates before slipping the sleeves over the boxes. Who wouldn't want to receive one of these as a treat?
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