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10 comments:
I think...it's a wooden kleenex box turned upside down! ; ) There's one like it lurking in my attic and, even if it isn't--it would work! Lol! Blessings, Sharon
Other than the raffia and some evergreen garland with white berries, I haven't got a clue! I'm suspecting it might be cardboard with a vase inside that you painted to look like wood? Whatever it is it's very pretty!
I'll take a guess! A tissue box, with paper bag wrapping, and a vase inside...
My guess is a kleenix box covered with wood grain contact paper and vase inside. . . .Very nice look no matter what it is made of.
It looks like it would/wood be a heavy hunk of wood that you carved out the middle of to use as a vase ... So it's gotta be a repurposed chip board box that you embossed to look like wood/woodgrain. Fantastic job!
I have no idea what its made of but I love it! Thanks somuch for sharing at Whimsy Wednesdays.
Could it be think it is a knife holder?
Is it a milk or orange juice carton, top removed, wrapped in paper or fabric? Waxed cardboard holds water reliably and can be weighted with stones in the bottom... disguised/decorated, it's the *perfect* vase/container for cut flowers or as a temporary planter. The top opening is large and doesn't always hold the flowers attractively...so one of these can even contain a narrower vase for holding the flower stems at the perfect circumference for the most attractive display.
Seems tall for a kleenex box, I think a juice box maybe cut down,and you gave it a faux wood look. Whatever it is it's cute. Thanks for sharing your creative inspiration over at Sunday's Best.
Ok - some kind of container covered with wood grain paper??
Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a fabulous week!
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