This summer the Division of University Life put together safer sex kits for the Metro DC area. In these kits were some nifty condoms by One. One does a cool thing of allowing people to design the packaging. I kept noticing cool things in the packaging and held onto a few. I vowed back in July, that I would make something with them.
I made a stop by Michael's Arts and Crafts tonight and picked up some inexpensive shadow boxes. Let me just tell you that you get what you pay for. There's a reason you get 3 shadowboxes for a good price. LOL At any rate, it all worked out.
Supplies Used:
Shadowbox
Glue Gun
Condoms
Scissors/Circular cutter

I took the shadowbox and had to add my own cloth background to the board. Normally it comes already covered. Luckily I had some back fabric that did the trick. I got out the trusty glue gun and adhered ithe fabric to the backing board and began to layout the condoms. I used a circular cutter to trim off the excess fabric.
Once I figured out the layout of the condoms, I decided to raise some of the packages to give it some dimension in the case.

The only thing that I would do differently is to buy a larger and higher
quality shadowbox. With more space I could have done the layout more
creatively.
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