Shadow box is something which has always been one of my favorite display items in my home. I recently got a shadow box from Ikea (the truth is, I bought a few! lol) and decided to put up my god daughter’s picture on it which I photographed recently.
Shadow is an evergreen product in every home and what better way to put it up using Pink Paislee’s products! 
Here’s what I created using mixed products from Queen Bee, 365 Degrees and the Artisan collections all into one project.
To make the shadow box stands out, I used Daydream paper as the background, cut a small square in the middle and adhered the Worker Bee polka dots paper behind the Daydream paper. This actually created a contrast between the orange and dark colored papers.
Next, I inserted the background papers onto the shadow box, secured it properly and started working with the rest of the embellishments and papers.
I then trimmed off the edges of the Bee Hive die cut paper and created a patterned border over the squared small window (around the polka dots paper). Thereafter, I mat the black & white picture of Shayne (my god daughter) with Daydream paper and adhered it in the centre of the shadow box. I cut out a few of flower patterns from the Honey Bee paper and inserted them just beneath the picture. I added 365 Degrees red Bella Brad and stamped Queen Bee crown on the right side of the box.
On the left side of the box, I inserted more flower cutout from Honey Bee paper under the picture, layered some squares and scalloped circle Cork Buttons, more Bella Brads from Queen Bee, a letter ‘S’ (the initial of Shayne) from Expressions Weathered Wood Alpha (Scarlet) and some stamped bees.
I finished off embellishing the shadow box by adding 2 pieces of the swirls from Artisan Elements, each at the top and bottom of the picture. I also inserted half a piece of Queen Bee die cut tag, inserted beneath the swirl Artisan below the picture and added letter stickers on the tag.
And here’s a close up of the finished shadow box, with all the wonderful colors from the Queen Bee and 365 Degrees products encircling the picture.
I hope you like this shadow box and you can start making one for yourself and have them displayed in your home. It’s a great way to remind you of the little things in your life you love and appreciate most.
Hugs,
Leena
beautiful shadow box, leena! i’ve been wanting to make one for awhile. i hope to make one soon! love how you framed the photo of your adorable goddaughter! thanks for sharing
! *hugs* steph 
It is really a treasure! beautiful job!
this is just absolutely gorgeous….what a treasure for your home