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Paper Hoarder Disorder has done it again!!! This is her pattern for her wonderful Gate Fold book that is available at her Etsy shop. It was a really fun project to work on. I chose to use Graphic 45s new Bontanical Tea papers for this album. I am so loving working with this paper. I had got the new G45 collections in the mail a couple of days before I got the pattern so it just seemed it was meant to be! lol Anyway, this is the top of the box with a close up of one of the flower sprays. I titled it "Cherish" as I feel these papers just make you want to cherish whatever you add to it! I, of course, stickled everything. The flowers come from my stash. The little pink and white sprigs are from the cake decorating section from Michael's The pearl swirls are from Want2Scrap and were purchased when I went to Expo last month. I had purchased several different locks and latches from eBay last month and decided I might as well add one here so this is the one that worked best for this box. Upon opening the box, you will see that papes are attached to each fold down side. I decided to do this one mirror image. I want to create another one where one side is baby girl and the other baby boy. It has six full pages on each side (so 12 individual on each side) so would work great for baby's first year. For the first pages I used some of the punch out flowers from the G45 collection. I did add tiny roses to the centers and, of course stickles. The leaves are a MS punch. There are two pockets on this page that each holds a little tag booklet. The bird charms are from Michael's. Since this album was made mirror image, I will just show one set of pages and you can imagine the opposite effect for the other side. lol I tried to make this album very interactive so lots of pull out tags and pockets and such. On this set I used some of the banners from the punch outs to create little fans and stuffed them in the pocket. The pocket lifts up to reveal another pocket with a little three page tag pull out. I used little flat backed pearls to add dimension to this page. The rose on the pocket was fussy cut and then topped with glossy accents. The second page pocket has two tags from the collection and an envelope made from one of my old sizzix dies. It contains a little pull out tag. The next set of pages are very simple.....nothing too fancy at all. The first page contains a tri fold opening held shut with magnets. The metal corners and metal finishings are from eBay. The butterfly is from a MS punch with a layer or stickles and then a layer of glossy accents. The leaves are from another MS punch. A little stickles and this set is done. The next set of pages are scraplifts from different creations off Pinterest. I saw the fold out album as a mini album itself on Pinterest and thought it would just be kind of different added to a page. As you can see it opens as a tri fold with the top housing a silly little tag. The second page is really simple with a door effect. The flowers on this page are silk ones from Micheal's. I pulled them off their stems and added a little stickles along with a flat backed pearl for a center. The metal decoration on the first page is from eBay but I added a center that came from Micheal's. It was actually a thumb tack item as well as the "Family" piece on the door. I removed the pin parts and they worked really good, I think. The next set of pages were a little bit of experimenting. I bought some embossible window plastic from JoAnn's and just had to play a bit. I embossed it and then scored it to fold and make the clear pocket. You cannot see the embossing very well so was a bit dissappointed in the finished look. I used a very narrow edge off a EK Success punch across the top and added tiny pearls. Said pocket holds a fold out mini album which contains a little pocket of it's own holding two little stamp stickers from the collection. . On the second page is a pocket containing two more tags from the G45 collection. The tiny banner is also made from punch outs from the collection. The last pair of page sets is again more pockets and foldouts! The first page consists of two pockets holding little fold out tags. I used a MS punch for the heart borders and added pearls. The tag tabs and the stamps are stickers for the G45 collection. The pull out on the second page is a mini fold out that I also got from Pinterest. I used a Nestie die to cut the flap front. The pearl border was another purchase from Expo. And, once again finished it off with a little stickles. I created the pocket out of paper from the collection. The final page is still another pocket page with a tri-fold mini pull out. I used a border die on the pocket from Magnolia. The leaf die is from a new die I bought at Expo from Heartfelt Creations. They have some wonderful dies! I left the bottom and the inside of the lid plain as I thought they could showcase a 5x7 photo if you desired. Each page is a pocket page and contains fold outs. I use a glass accent that I had glued to paper and fussy cut around for the pulls. I really like how they turned out. Thank you so much for stopping by and visiting my blog. May God always be with each of you and hold you close. Challenges: My Craft Creations-anything goes My Craft Spot- tags and/or banners 613 Avenue-anything goes with option to recycle Challenges 4 Everybody- anything goes Corrosive- pastels Suzy Bees-anything goes Crafty Hands- anything goes Scrapping for fun-anything goes Craft My Life-anything goes Pause, Dream, Enjoy- 3D Aurora Wings-anything goes
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This is a small take-out box template, you can enlarge it to A3 with a photocopier for a bigger box. The small box template is ideal for serving party
Avete presente quel brivido di frenesia quando entrate in un negozio di scarpe? Ecco io ce l'ho quando arrivo al reparto "contenitori" del supermercato/ikea/negozio per la casa. Probabilmente nel negozio di scarpe (che non amo) io sarei piu' attirata dalle scatole. Non c'è niente da fare, non riesco a capirne il motivo, ma a me comprare scatole piace un sacco, soprattutto se sono carine o particolarmente ben fatte. Mio marito mi prende molto in giro per questa cosa, anche se poi a posteriori ammette che ho fatto bene a comprarle. Perchè i miei acquisti sono quasi sempre oculati (oppure sono molto ingegnosa e riesco a trovare il perfetto utilizzo per un acquisto non proprio necessario). Il problema è riuscire a distinguere quando l'acquisto di un contenitore è sensato da una spesa inutile. Se ci pensiamo bene sembra proprio stupido spendere dei soldi per un contenitore, eppure a volte avere la scatola giusta puo' fare la differenza. L'alternativa economica è utilizzare contenitori "riciclati", usando confezioni di cose che abbiamo già in casa. C'è pero' un rovescio della medaglia, l'insidia del "non butto questa scatola perchè potrebbe servirmi" e ci ritroviamo interi ripiani dedicati a scatole vuote. Ancora piu' insensato. C'è modo di uscirne? Io ho la "scatolite" non c'è dubbio, ma mi consolo perchè so di non essere da sola, siamo in tante ad essere "pazze per le scatole". Non so se ci sia una cura, ma di sicuro ci sono modi di limitare gli eccessi, sia per gli acquisti che per gli accumuli inutili (clutter). Che io sia al supermercato o a casa, davanti al bidone dell'immondizia, quando devo decidere il destino di una scatola mi pongo sempre queste domande. So già come usarla? Che sia una bella scatola decorata oppure una confezione particolarmente interessante, se so già quale potrebbe essere il suo potenziale utilizzo, la scelta è facile. Il problema nasce quando invece non ho già un'idea di come utilizzarla... la testa dice "lascia stare", ma il cuore ci si è già affezionato. Ecco come la mia testa malata di scatolite puo' avere la meglio sulla testa razionale. E' resistente? La primissima cosa che guardo in una scatola è la solidità. Il grado di resistenza richiesta dipende dal suo impiego, ma se questo mi è ancora oscuro allora preferisco buttare tutto cio' che mi sembra non essere molto resistente. A maggior ragione evito di spendere soldi per scatole che non siano davvero buone e resistenti. Tendenzialmente se spendo dei soldi per un contenitore deve essere di ottima qualità, il coperchio deve avere una chiusura ben fatta e soprattutto non deve costare piu' di cio' che vale. Penso ai contenitori che ho comprato da mettere in soffitta: resistenti e con doppia chiusura, per evitare che le cose prendano umidità e si rovinino. E' bella? Il fattore estetico mi interessa soltanto se sono contenitori che vengono esposti, mentre se sono all'interno di pensili ed armadi faccio ben poca attenzione a queste cose. Se invece voglio migliorare un'area della mia casa cercando di armonizzare il tutto usando contenitori belli (penso sempre al mio progetto di dispensa dei sogni), allora i contenitori che acquistero'/usero' dovranno essere perfetti. Della dimensione giusta, del colore giusto, qualcosa di cui non mi stufero' dopo poco. Se trovo IL contenitore perfetto, sono disposta a fare uno sforzo di questo tipo, altrimenti per me le scatole di scarpe e cereali sono piu' che sufficienti. Se proprio mi sento bricol-abile le ricopro con la carta da pacco colorata (lo consiglio sempre non lo faccio quasi mai). E' impilabile? Se voglio sfruttare lo spazio dentro ai miei armadi e pensili, è essenziale riuscire ad utilizzare al massimo lo spazio in verticale. Pertanto secondo la mia etica della scatola, le scatole che tengo in casa devono essere di preferenza facilmente impilabili. Se poi sono fatte per essere impilate, allora è proprio amore. E' difficilmente recuperabile? Inutile tenere le confezioni della ricotta, che basta riacquistare e mangiarsela. Se teniamo una confezione senza sapere qual è il suo scopo, limitiamoci a tenere solo scatole con un buon potenziale e che non ci possiamo procurare facilmente. Impara l'arte e mettila da parte Anche se ho un'etica delle scatole, mi capita di non seguire le regole che mi sono data, ma (come vedrete) sempre in maniera giustificata. Queste regole si riferiscono soprattutto alle scatole che riciclo, piu' che a quelle che compro (perchè a evitare di spendere soldi inutili basta la mia coscienza). Adesso vi faccio qualche esempio di scatola che ho conservato e come l'ho usata. Ho appositamente tralasciato le piu' classiche scatole di scarpe e scatole di latta (come quelle dei biscotti), che uso tantissimo ma che probabilmente già usate anche voi. 1) Scatola dei Ferrero Rocher: cominciamo male perchè è proprio una scatola che odio. Piccola, con i bordi arrotondati che fanno perdere spazio e con un coperchio insulso, che si chiude male. Non impilabile. Allora perchè l'ho tenuta? Perchè togliendo il coperchio aveva le dimensioni PERFETTE per contenere i washi tape e cosi' è diventata un divisore per il cassetto della scrivania. L'avevo tenuta a posta? No, normalmente queste scatole le elimino, perchè falliscono il mio esame. Ma mi sono resa conto che poteva funzionare bene per questo scopo e voilà l'eccezione alla regola. 2) Le confezioni di pesche, pomodorini: cestini in plastica a costo zero e facilissimi da recuperare. Non sono molto resistenti, ma sono perfetti da tenere in frigo o in dispensa (e moltissime altre parti della casa). Sconsiglio di accumularli se non li usate subito, basta andare al supermercato e coprarvi un'altra confezione di pomodorini. 3) Una scatola di cartone con un foro: io invece ci ho visto un cassetto gratis, da mettere dentro un armadio con i ripiani bassi (per non sprecare spazio verticale). L'ho usato per farci un kit per impacchettare regali, dato che aveva l'altezza giusta per i rotoli di nastro da pacco. 4) Confezioni di medicinali/alimenti: queste scatole non sono affatto resistenti, ma se tagliamo il coperchio diventano degli ottimi divisori per cassetti. 5) Scatole di cartone resistente: queste scatole di cartone sono molto resistenti e sono anche carine con la loro fantasia a "manine colorate". Ne ho recuperate tante al lavoro e le uso per moltissimi scopi, soprattutto per tenerci cose che non voglio vengano in alcun modo schiacciate (sono ben solide e possono essere riposte una sopra l'altra). Oppure per cose di quella dimensione come le buste e i biglietti di auguri da spedire, cartone e biglietti che ricevo, i refill della mia agenda, etc. 6) Le confezioni delle Haribo: buona chiusura ed impilabili. Io le uso per le crocchette del gatto. Peccato non mangiare piu' caramelle per averne di piu' (ho detto che è una malattia la scatolite...). 7) Confezione famiglia di Nesquick: i bordi arrotondati le rendono un po' antipatiche, pero' sono sufficientemente grandi per poter travasare i detersivi/addittivi della lavatrice. Non mi piace avere confezioni di cartone in bagno, perchè prendono umidità e quindi le sostituisco subito con quelle del Nesquick. 8) Le vaschette del gelato: anche queste sono arrotondate, ma impilabili e ben richiudibili. Le uso soprattutto in bagno, dove ho un mobile con dei contenitori alti e questo mi permette di sfruttare lo spazio in verticale. Dentro ci tengo gli accessori per capelli, gli smalti e prodotti per unghie, rasoi e strisce depilatorie, i campioncini...ogni categoria dentro una scatola diversa. Quali scatole invece acquisto? Cerco di usare materiali di riciclo il piu' possibile, ma non per questo non acquisto scatole. A volte le acquisto per necessità e so benissimo cosa cerco, altre invece vedo una buona scatola e capisco che potrebbe risolvere un certo problema organizzativo. Spesso mi capita di riorganizzare casa, di provare nuove soluzioni e cambiare disposizione alle cose. In questi casi "riciclo" sempre le scatole che ho comprato, trovando per loro nuovi utilizzi. Altre volte invece la creatività sta nel vedere un utilizzo alternativo, completamente diverso da quello per cui un certo contenitore è stato ideato. Ecco alcuni esempi in una breve carrellata: 1) Una scatola degli attrezzi usata per organizzare cavi e caricabatterie. 2) Una scatola KRUS dell'Ikea, per le bustine del thè, ma anche per organizzare la dispesnsa, la craft room, le pile, l'ufficio... 3) Un inno alla scatola SAMLA dell'Ikea: per me questa è davvero la miglior scatola a basso prezzo (se ne possono trovare anche di piu' economiche, cercando in altri negozi o con le offerte, ma il bello della SAMLA è che non c'è rischio di non trovarla, lei è sempre a disposizione e allo stesso prezzo). E' trasparente (e quindi eventualmente personalizzabile) e ci si vede facilmente dentro. E' robusta, impilabile, di tutte le dimensioni. Quando devo organizzare qualcosa e non ho trovato materiali di riciclo adatti allo scopo, probabilmente usero' una SAMLA. Esempi di utilizzi in casa mia: per tenere il frullatore immersionee tutti gli accessori del mixer (nella foto), per le scarpe, per le pile, per le lampadine, senza coperchio in dispensa per usarle come un cassetto, devo continuare? 4) Dei contenitori per le capsule del caffè che, da quando ho cambiato macchina del caffè e relative capsule, utilizzo per i sacchetti di plastica, divisi per dimensione. 5) Una scatola di cartone a forma di valiga: per tenere i braccialetti in vista e con un tocco decorativo. 6) Il contenitore SKUBB dell'IKEA per gli armadi: io lo uso per tenere in armadio cose ingombranti come accappatoi e vestaglie, oppure cose difficili da tenere piegate come i vestiti dello sport in tessuto tecnico, oppure (foto 7) i contenitori per alimenti in cucina. E voi? Soffrite di scatolite? Buttate subito via le confezioni o le riutilizzate? Siete creativi nel riutilizzo? Buona organizzazione a tutti!
These little gift boxes are super simple to make, but make a dramatic statement!! They're perfect for those makers, like me, who run online shops and want to add a little extra pizzazz to their packaging, or just makers who like to make gifts for their friends and loved ones!!
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Hello and welcome to Mitosu Crafts in the UK with me Jay Soriano. It's Thursday and I am back with the OSAT Design Team for our blog hop with the theme of Don't Go Breakin' My Heart using Stampin' Up! products For my projects I am sharing today, I created a card and a matching jewellery box using the Heart Happiness stamp set from the 2018 Spring/Summer Occasions Catalogue The card front was designed for our recent class and is fairly simple but very effective! You may have seen a sneak peek of it from our Instagram or Facebook page. I worked on the inside of the card a little more, adding a sentiment from All Things Thanks stamp set I then used a couple more stamps from the Heart Happiness set; the heart outline, leaves and small flower with leaves. As it's a photopolymer set, it was easy to build up a bigger design with the smaller images. These were also coloured with Smoky Slate Stampin' Blends Combo Pack and Cherry Cobbler Light Stampin' Blends like the image at the card front For my co-ordinating project, I used the flower with leaves stamp and the same colourways to create a small jewellery box which measures 2 1/2" x 1 3/8" x 2 1/2" so it can fit a bracelet, necklace or even a ring would look great inside with a bit more padding. I first saw this box on Pinterest without any measurements or tutorials so I decided to work out how to make one Real Red Cardstock 7 3/4" x 7 3/4" score at 3 7/8" & 6 3/8", mark at 6 7/8" then turn 90˚ mark at 7/8", score at 1 3/8" & 3 7/8" then turn 90˚ mark at 2 3/4" & 3 3/8", score at 5 1/4" (down to the 2nd horizontal score line only) Turn 90˚, score at 2 1/2" (down to the 2nd horizontal score line only) mark at 3 3/7" & 5" Whisper White Cardstock 7 3/8" x 7 3/8" score at 1 1/4", 2 1/2", 4 7/8" & 6 1/8" turn 90˚ and score at the same measurements as above Real Red Insert from off cut 3 1/4" x 3 1/4" score at 1/2" & 2 3/4" turn 90˚ and score at the same measurements as above Check out our video tutorial on how to make your own Jewellery Box with double diagonal opening lid using Stampin' Up! products #createwithmitosu #stampinup Thanks again for stopping by. Until next time, BYEEEEE! For more Stampin' Up! card ideas and papercraft inspirations, make sure you hop all the way around to all the Design Team's blog. Click the 'Next' button below to be taken to Tina's Crop Shop. You can also check your progress with the full list of the team below Product List Real Red A4 Card Stock [106578] Basic Black A4 Card Stock [121688] Whisper White A4 Card Stock [106549] Simply Scored [122334] Heart Happiness Photopolymer Stamp Set [145769] All Things Thanks Clear-Mount Stamp Set [143097] Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad [132708] Smoky Slate Stampin' Blends Markers Combo Pack [145058] Cherry Cobbler Light Stampin' Blends Marker [144576] Smoky Slate Light Stampin' Blends Marker [145054] Smoky Slate Dark Stampin' Blends Marker [145055] Bone Folder [102300] Paper Snips Scissors [103579] Liquid Multipurpose Glue [110755] Stitched Shapes Framelits Dies [145372] Layering Circle Framelits Dies [141705] Layering Squares Framelits Dies [141708] Big Shot [143263] Tutti-Frutti 6" X 6" (15.2 X 15.2 Cm) Designer Series Paper [145606] Rhinestone Basic Jewels [144220] We hope that you enjoy our projects. You can subscribe to our blog updates below and you will receive future blog posts from us on your email. Do you also like the products used on our projects? You can order current Stampin' Up!® products and craft supplies with Mitosu Crafts via our UK Online Shop 24/7 Click on the image below to browse the new 2018 Spring/Summer Occasions Catalogue, 2018 Sale-A-Bration Brochure or the 2017-2018 Annual Catalogue from Stampin' Up! If you live in the UK and do not have a local demonstrator, contact us with your details. We would love to be your demonstrator and will send you a hard copy of the catalogue During Sale-A-Bration (3rd Jan - 31st March 2018), for every £45 you spend (before p&p), you will earn a FREE item from the Sale-A-Bration brochure. You can earn bigger rewards when you spend £90 (before p&p). Look out for the reward icons on each product in the brochure It means a lot for your continued support so please use our current Stampin' Reward Code located on the top right of our blog for orders from £20 to £150. If you place an order for £150 and above, do not use the reward code so you can get the reward for yourself. Your Independent Stampin’ Up!® Demonstrators, Basingstoke UK Card Making and Papercraft Creative Coaches Inspirations/Classes/Events/Online Shop ~Thank You~
12 DIY boxes for gifts and decorating.
Une copine m'a demandé comme réaliser la boite twisted suite à une vidéo youtube en anglais et voici le résultat La vidéo d'orignie a été réalisée par frenchiestamps J'ai adapté la taille pour pouvoir décorer ma boite avec un bloc de papier de 6"x6"...
This video tutorial from Creative in Chicago will show you how to make gift boxes from scrapbook paper. She uses an origami technique. Click here to go to the tutorial.
Jeg har lavet denne bog til Vintage udfordringen som lød på at lave en bog efter manual på bloggen. Jeg har brugt Maja design papir,en træ chipboard ramme og små chipboard blomster som er malet med forskellige farver akrylmaling,heriblandt guld som også er brugt rundt kanten.Roser i forskellig størrelse, lidt blonde som er samlet med en snor, stempel fra Orion design,bånd og metalhjørner som også har fået lidt guld akrylmaling. Alle kanter er sværtet med Vintage photo fra ranger. Du må have en dejlig kreativ weekend knus Pia
Magazine holders — whether metal, cardboard, wood or some other material — aren’t just for corralling your issues of Dwell. They can keep papers and magazines neat and tidy, and hold mails, books, newspapers, documents, and files without taking up too much space on your wall or door. With so many ways magazine holders can organize your life, you can get creative and clever in just about every room of the house to make your life a little more organized.
WERBUNG Heute habe ich nochmals eine kleine Box als Dankeschön für den Muttertag oder andere Anlässe. Es gibt ja viele Gründe, Danke zu sagen. Die Banderole ist mit dem schönen Designerpapier "Blumenwiese" von Creative-Depot gemacht. Es passt perfekt zu der Farbe Sommerbeere, mit der die Box gefaltet ist. Ein Band drum herum und mit Garn in Himbeere dem Mini-Herzanhänger mit einem der vielen Stempelchen aus dem Set "Herzanhänger Stempel". Hier sieht man die Seitenansicht... und hier die geöffnete Box. Die Anleitung habe ich HIER entdeckt. Das Original stammt wohl von Ilonas Stempelhaus, auf deren Seite ich aber keine Anleitung finden konnte. Deshalb habe ich mir die Maße aufgeschrieben. Noch mehr Inspiration gibt es heute bei Ruth und Iris. Kreative Grüße Eure Claudia
Hi friends, Following on from my post last week, I played around with Jacquie’s Scalloped Tag Topper Punch Box and made a couple of modifications. I wanted the new box to have flaps on the in…
These little gift boxes are super simple to make, but make a dramatic statement!! They're perfect for those makers, like me, who run online shops and want to add a little extra pizzazz to their packaging, or just makers who like to make gifts for their friends and loved ones!!
Amy Tan's new Signature Series book is a smashing success! Every page is eye candy and filled with inspiration from corner to corner. I had the opportunity to include a layout and a "PaigeBook" in Amy's book. I used only supplies from Amy's Ready Set Go line, naturally! HOME IS WHEREVER YOU 3 ARE Journaling says: No matter where we are in the world, whether near or far, as long as I am surrounded by my family, that is where I call "home." It's true - "home is where the heart is" and there's nowhere else I'd rather be! I love you all! How to: Start with a cream floral background. Trim squares from patterned papers, trim them into triangles, then cascade them down the top of the layout; stitch a line through each row using a matching color of thread. Tear a house page from a Daybook, back the heart and door with patterned paper and a "love" die cut, and hand stitch around the heart die cut with yellow floss. Place the house on the bottom of the page and add a photo on either side. Create a title above the photos, embellish with stickers, an accordion paper flower, journaling spot, and more. Supplies: Cardstock, patterned paper, stickers (ampersand, arrows, hearts, houses, letters, number), accordion paper flower, die cuts (arrow, flower, sentiment), date stamp, pen, adhesive: American Crafts; Floss: DMC; Ink: StazOn; Square punch: Fiskars; Sewing machine: Brother; Thread: Coats & Clark ********************************************************************** REMEMBER & SHARE THE LOVE PAIGEBOOK DAYBOOK This is a 5x7" handmade book with a copic style binding so it lays nice and flat when opened. Every signature is made with Ready Set Go patterned papers and colorful matching cardstock. I incorporated charms, knick-knacks, doodads, and Ready Set Go matte puffy stickers turned into charms into the binding. The front is embellished with a bunch of Ready Set Go stickers and embellishments. I stuck these on with major super glue to ensure they'll stay put forever and a day. I have a tendency to make books and not fill them up with anything, but perhaps I can use this book for a form of "project life" or make my own version of a "smash" book. Check out these projects and DOZENS more in Amy's book! Since I want to be Amy when I grow up, maybe one of these years I can have a Signature Series book :) A girl can dream right?!
This is a printable digital download. No physical item will be shipped. Can be reprinted as many times as needed. MOROCCAN Boho Style - square little gift box layout. Print it out, cut out and fold. Contains 2 files: Large size - 11x 14 inch - each side measures 3x3 inch Small size - 8.5x11 inch - each side measures 2.4x2.4 inch Fits A4 and A3 size papers as well. High resolution at 300 DPI. JPG files for high-quality printing. The files will be available for DOWNLOAD once payment is confirmed. You will be notified by email that your files are ready to download. Tip: You can also download directly from your Purchases page: https://www.etsy.com/your/purchases For personal and commercial use. There are some limitations for commercial use. Please read the detailed Terms-Of-Use: http://www.etsy.com/shop/ArtCult/policy Thank you for visiting ArtCult Printable Digital Art & Graphics
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Veckans tips är en massa tutorials som Miljo Lilja samlat ihop på Pinterest. Min favorit är den här som jag hade tänkt göra under helgen, men jag glömde köpa tändsticksaskar när jag var och handlade.
Hello & Welcome. Before I start with instructions I would first like to acknowledge a fellow Stampin' Up! Demonstrator by the name of Amanda Bates from The Craft Spa in the U.K. I follow this talented lady's work and saw this idea on her blog. Just a few things to note about my box I designed it to fit cards I make which are half an A4. (Australian paper size which makes two cards @ 10.5cm 14.85cm) If you intend on filling it with cards, stationary, envelopes etc, you may want to reinforce the entire bottom box and I would advise not lifting a full basket by the handles - card stock can only hold so much. I would recommend the crate style handle secured to the bottom with a strong adhesive over the handles and struts. You will need a piece of 11" x 15" Cardstock for the base. And if making the crate handle a piece that measures 5.75" x 15.5". These are an odd shape which I obtained by cutting down a large poster size piece of CS. (To reinforce glue two pieces together and then cut to size.) To make this tutorial I made another Cantilever Sewing Box this time with the crate handle - pictured below STEP 1. Base Box Take a sheet of card stock 11" x 15" on the 11" side score at 2.5" and 8.5" on the 15" side score at 2.5" and 12.5" Cut wedges in tabs and make box STEP 2. Small Boxes (make two) Cardstock 10" x 9" (times two) on 10" side score at 2" and 8" on 9" side score at 2" and 7" Cut wedges in tabs and make box. REPEAT - so you have two identical boxes STEP 3. Lids for Base Box Cardstock 7.5" x 7.5" (times two) On one side score at 2.5" and 3.5" Turn 90 degrees and score at 0.75" and 6.75" Cut away excess as shown in picture below. Cut wedges and round edges of flaps as shown REPEAT - so you have two lids for the bottom box. Attach lids to bottom box with tombow (the lids really only fit one way) STEP 4. Lids for Top Boxes Cardstock 7.5" x7.5" (times two) On one side score at 2" and 7" Rotate Cardstock 90 degrees and score at 0.75" and 6.75". Cut away area as shown below in picture, cut wedges and round corners on flaps. Glue two flaps to make half box with long flap on one side. REPEAT - so you have two lids one for each top box To adhere put lid on box and then glue large flap to side of box. STEP 5. Crate Handle (Skip this STEP if using decorative handles in STEP 7) Cardstock 15.5" x 5.75" On the 15.5" side score at 1" and 6.75" and 14.5" Fold in half and glue excluding below the bottom score line/flaps. Cut oval for handle. When you are ready to attach, glue bottom flaps to bottom of base box. Attach bottom box lids to side of base box. STEP 6. Struts (you will need brads for this step) Cardstock 8 pieces that measure 0.75" x 5.25" Glue two pieces together so you have four struts. Use corner rounder and round all four edges. Make a hole 0.75" from each end. This is what you should have so far. To place struts I suggest using a ruler and pencil to measure before making holes. Take base box with long side facing you make a hole 1.5" up from bottom and 1" in from edge.With smaller boxes short side facing you make a hole 1.25" up from bottom and 0.75" in from side. Use brads to connect struts. Punch or die cut a shape to cover brad. I made the handle with 2 pieces of 1" x 16.2" scored at 5.1" and 11.2" Before inserting brads I suggest you decorate the outside, as attaching anything once struts are installed will be difficult. I stamped the interiors and used DSP for the exterior. I also added a few heat embossed vellum flowers and a few pearls. Ribbon loops could be attached to the lids for easy opening and closing or small knobs. STEP 7. Decorative Handles (Do not lift box with these handles) Cardstock 2 pieces 16.2" x 1" Score at 5.1"and 11.2" Adhere one Handle to one side of top box brad - REPEAT on other side. See picture below. Completed box with crate Handle ⬇️ For a smaller box using normal sized 12x12 Cardstock, stay tuned as I will be posting instructions on this and a picnic box, in the near future. Should you wish to purchase any of the products you see in the above pictures, CLICK HERE and don't forget to ALLOW CONTACT so that I can send you a FREE gift and/or FREE tutorials. Happy Crafting xx
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Jag vet att de steg-för-steg instruktioner jag lägger ut är otroligt populära för det syns i bloggstatistiken :) Verkligen jättekul att de uppskattas! Därför tänkte jag visa en "ny" steg-för-steg instruktion idag på en flaskbox för er. (Ny och ny är den väl egentligen inte men här i vår blogg är den i alla fall ny. Jag hittade en film på youtube med en pysslare som kallar sig Crafty Caroline och hon visade hur hon gör en sån fin box till ex glöggflaskor.) Måtten som jag angivit i den här instruktionen är i tum samt i centimeter som står inom parentes. Varsågoda! Ta ett cardstock som är 12x11" stort (30,4x28 cm). Lägg 12” sidan mot en linjal/skärmaskin (med bigarblad i) eller en scorebord samt biga vid 2” (ca 5,1 cm) samt vid 10” (25,4 cm). Rotera pappret 90° och biga 11” sidan vid 1 3/4” (ca 4,5 cm), vid 3 1/2” (ca 8,9 cm), vid 5 1/4” (ca 13,3 cm), vid 7” (ca 17,8 cm), vid 8 3/4” (ca 22,2 cm) samt vid 10 1/2” (ca 26,7 cm). Markera den övre kanten vid 7/8” (ca 2,25 cm), vid 2 5/8” (ca 6,7 cm), vid 4 3/8” (ca 11,1 cm), vid 6 1/8” (ca 15,6 cm), vid 7 7/8” (ca 20 cm), vid 9 5/8” (ca 24,5 cm). Dessa markeringar skall vara i centrum av rutorna i överkant av pappret (ej den minsta delen). Vik därefter i alla bigningar. Klipp upp alla bigningar från botten mot den närmaste tvärgående bigningen. Klipp bort den yttersta lilla delen. Gör exakt likadant upptill. Dekorera flaskboxens sidor (paneler) med mönstrade papper. Jag använde mig av 6 st mönstrade papper med måtten 1 1/2 x 7 3/4” (3,8 x 19,7 cm) Klipp därefter ner de övre flikarna från markeringarna som du gjorde tidigare och snett ner mot varje fliks ytterkant så att varje flik blir en triangel (detta görs enklast med en stor sax). Puncha ett hål i mitten av varje triangel (ca 1,5 – 2 cm ner från triangelns spets). Fäst dubbelhäftande tejp på översidan av den yttersta lilla delen som inte är dekorerad. Vänd helt och fäst ihop. Eftersom askens alla delar är exakt lika stora så är det bara att vika ihop den. Stoppa in en flaska (så du får stöd) och vik in alla bottendelar. Fäst samman med flytande lim och låt torka ordentligt. Trä band genom hålen och dekorera flaskboxen klart. Jag har använt mig av material till flaskboxen ur Maja Designs senaste kollektion "Home for the Holidays". Även denna kollektion är en favorit hos mig. Materialet jag har använt kommer naturligtvis från Scraphuset: Tack för titten o välkommen tillbaka! DT-Helena
