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Love What You Do Pizza Boxes

I am so excited for my Stamp Camp on Friday night because I finally get to share these adorable mini pizza boxes with my customers! I truly think they will love them as much as I do. I don't even think these boxes would be any better if there actually WERE pizza in them. And that's saying a lot because... well I love pizza.

I have wanted to do a mini pizza box project for a while now, and I finally put some in my last order so I could get crafting with them. I am obsessed!

What's funny is that I used my favorite color combination that I posted in my last blog again. The colors are Petal Pink, Mint Macaron, and Tranquil Tide. They go so well together!

I used items from the Share What You Love Suite to put together a cohesive project. The Love What You Do stamp set offers multiple sentiments and images that are perfect for creating a pack of notecards that appear cohesive. The only stamp that is outside of the suite is the "Just for you" stamp on the front of the box. This is from Nature's Poem.

Here are some pictures! Enjoy!








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