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Shoreline Lighthouse Box
Tara Brown
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This lighthouse box was made to celebrate the Pion Design Shoreline Treasures collection. The project is posted on the Pion Design blog here. I added some real fishing net, thick rope, starfish, and other nautical elements for a marine look. The top lifts to reveal a lower gift box. I placed a small red lantern in the top to shine just like a real lighthouse would. I designed, cut, and scored this lighthouse box using the Pazzles Inspiration.
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Maryann Laursen
Oh my goodness Tara, this is soooo gorgeous. I absolutely LOVE it. Boy I wish you would make all your templates as PDF´s too, so us who don´t have one of these fancy cuttingmachines could buy a manual template too. You are such a clever lady, wish I was just half as clever as you are ha ha ha.
Have a wonderful day.
Tracy Welham
That is beautiful. I love lighthouses – not sure why it’s just one of those things I’m drawn to. Had to put it on one of pinterest boards, it’s stunning.
Lenoria Kelly
This is beautiful and so elaborate! This would be such a wonderful decoration in a boys room or anywhere with a nautical theme.
Paula Gale
OMG – this is absolutely wonderful Tara. As usual, I am totally in awe! I LOVE anything nautical, so this is right up my street! However, it doesn’t matter what you do – I love it anyway. You are so talented – complete inspiration!
I have a silhouette cameo, so wouldn’t it be great it you did this in an SVG – however, I sometimes wish I could sit down with no distractions and figure something like this out for myself – then I’d be completely chuffed with myself!!
If you don’t mind – I just have to put this on my pinterest board too!
Paula x x x
Jo
OMG this is gorgeous!! I’m a huge lover of lighthouses and I just moved down to the beach. Any chance you can share the cut file??
TarasStudio
Hi Jo! I need to perfect the cutting file before I post it, but it is on my to-do list. Thank you for your comment! Take care!
Anonymous
where would you find the pattern?