Just a wink of an eye, it's already Christmas' eve! OMG! I felt as if I didn't have enough of last Christmas and this Christmas has already arrived. Perhaps I've been really busy lately, juggling between my part-time job and various Christmas projects, time flies particularly fast for me. Seriously I wish for Christmas everyday!
Oh well, just in time for this Christmas, I had finally managed to alter a music box I bought from Innisfree (a Korean beauty store). Here it is, welcoming Mister Frosty...
I've been into wintry mode for this season. To make my reindeer into a frosty snow deer, I used Tim Holtz's mini snowflakes throughout the entire music box and a couple of them as the saddle. For the stirrups, I strung 2 silvery snowflake charms and placed them over the seat. This is probably the most wintry saddle I had ever created for a reindeer.
Mister Frosty certainly need a comfy scarf.
It's a functional music box and this is how it sounds like when wind. I had to remove this gadget before I could alter the whole box. And I decided to video this fun little thing. It is seriously LOUD and CLEAR! Pardon my excitement 'cos it has been a while I'm playing with such toy.
Sooo... This is how it fits onto my petite hand.
Hereby wishing everyone a Happy Christmas and a Merry New Year!
- Reindeer DIY Music Box by Innisfree
- Tim Holtz (mini snowflakes thinlits, Christmas typed tokens)
- Dalyer Rowney Acrylic Paints (azure blue, titanium white & pearl white)
- Martha Stewart Sea Lavender craft paint
- Melissa Frances Mica Flakes in white
- Bazzill Basic cardstock in Walnut Cream
- Ultra Fine White Glitter Powder
- Own Stash (snowflake charms, white chiffon ribbon, white fluffy ribbon, rhinestone crystals)
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A snowflake as a saddle with snowflake charms as stirrups - that's brilliant.
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