This is based on the brilliant man sized wash bag by Elaine Jackson of paperbuttoncrafts. I needed a box somewhat smaller and loved the keep closed aspect, so here is a version that uses just one piece of A4. A couple of manic weeks have meant little crafting time, however here is my A4 version of… Continue reading A4 wash bag style gift box
Welcome to my contribution to the second Pootlers blog hop. Whether you have come direct as one of my subscribers or via a link from one of the other contributors, I hope you find lots of inspiration on the way. Ok so it’s a bit of a corny title, and I don’t often buy dies… Continue reading Cake boxes to die for
So I’m sure lots of you have seen these dinky thank you cards that my lovely upline Sam made, this is my version of a box to store them in, or to make them a gift for someone. I’ve used the new DSP stack, and some Very Vanilla cardstock. Video was a little disorganised, so… Continue reading Box for A7 cards
Apologies for the lack of post last weekend, I had a weekend away with 35 of my fellow Stampin Up demos, so was busy having a selfish crafting two days. I can’t remember spending so much time crafting! I also finally got to meet my upline Sam Hammond Donald (aka Pootles) for the first time… Continue reading Diamond shaped gift box
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ufuxu4eZw_Q
So my first video is uploaded to YouTube and so here are the dimensions.
cardstock 8 1/4 x 8 1/4 inches. Score at 2 3/4 and 5 1/2 inches, turn through 90 degrees and score the same again.
Two pieces of cardstock for the lids 5 1/5 x 5 1/2 inches. Score at 2 3/4 inches turn through 90 degrees and repeat.
Three pieces of DSP 2 7/8 x 2 7/8 inches. Cut each piece diagonally into two triangles.
Well first of all I must say a big thank you for all of your kind comments. Everyone who posts on all the blogs will be enterd into the draw for the blog candy. Well the week didn’t start well as my son didn’t pass his test, so it is more practising and a retest… Continue reading Sandwich gift box
