Floral Shadow Box Frame

You will have a great time creating our Floral Shadow Box Frame with stamps & papers from Impression Obsession!

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I had so much fun creating this project and I love everything about it. From the pretty patterned papers, to the bright colors of my stamped flowers, and even my goofy husband with his silly face! All of it just makes me smile, and for me that’s what creativity is all about. I hope you give it a try. Crafty hugs, Lisa~

Supplies for Floral Shadow Box Frame

See the end of this post for a full list of supplies

Steps One, Two, Three:

Die cut the patterned papers and white cardstock pieces as shown in the first photo and adhere them together. Make sure your patterned papers are going in the right direction.

Cut the top portion off one of the boxes (like the one on the left), this is for the flowers. Fold along the score lines and assemble the boxes.

Adhere the purple patterned paper as shown in the third photo, and then adhere the boxes.

Designer Note: I used one of the boxes for a photograph and the other one to place the flowers in. You can add clear plastic to the fronts if you want to do shakers instead.

Steps Four, Five, Six:

Stamp the flowers on white cardstock with black inkpad. Color the images with watercolor pencils and cut them out. Next, cut green wire approximately 7″ long and curl them. Adhere to the backs of the flowers and cover the wires with cardstock. Wrap the flowers together and place them inside with some raffia.

Die cut the border from yellow cardstock and adhere it to the front box. Next, adhere the flower image and a sentiment. Adhere the front and back pieces together along the sides, and then adhere the last piece of patterned paper to the back.

Using a heavy piece of cardstock or chipboard, die cut the easel and put it together as shown. Adhere it to the back of the frame.