A couple of weeks ago late one night I found myself needing a couple of small boxes for some scones I was giving to two co-workers. It was the end of the school year and the end of my long term substitute job. As a small group we loved snacking and so I made some of my lemon blueberry scones. So what did I do at 9:00 pm? I perused Pinterest of course! I found this fun box by Holly of Ribbons & Glue. When I make the boxes I used some of my retired pattern paper but a few days ago I thought, "How fun would it be to stamp my own pattern on the two-tone card stock?" In my opinion the two-tone card stock worked better because it is a bit sturdier than the pattern paper.
This box uses almost an entire piece of 12" x 12" card stock with very little waste. And with the way I made this box I was able to use a piece of the scrap for the tag which means even less waste! My kind of project. :)
You can use any 12" x 12" paper; pattern paper, card stock or the two-tone card stock which in terms of weight falls between the regular DSP and the card stock.
Basic supplies for the box:
- 12" x 12" paper (pattern paper, two-tone card stock or regular card stock)
- Score at 3" & 9" along one side then turn once and score again at 1", 3 1/2", 6 1/2" and 9"
- Tear & Tape
- Scoring/Cutting Tool
More specific details for each box are below the video which gives you tips and tricks for putting this box together.
Two-Tone Card Stock Box - video (Links to product below)
- 12" x 12" Pool Party two-tone card stock
- Round We Go (Last Chance list)
- Bright Borders
- To the Point Punch
- Pretty Peacock Ink
- 1/4" White Diagonal Ribbon (Last Chance list)
Perennial Lavender Box (Links to product below)
- Perennial Lavender Designer Series Paper
- Basic Beige Classic Ribbon
- Highland Heather Stampin' Blend (dark)
- Tear & Tape
- 12" x 12" Willow White
- Everyday Arches Stamp set
- Memento Black, Granny Apple Green, Strawberry Slush and Lemon Lolly Ink
- Stampin' Blends: Strawberry Slush, Blueberry Bushel & Color Lifter
- Strawberry Slush Faux Linen Ribbon
* Tip - To get the overlapped image you will need to fold the top and bottom flaps according to the steps below before stamping. See steps/images below.
P.S. the images below are from a box that I accidently smeared ink on and therefore started over.
Step #1 - Make sure your 12" x 12" is laying with the inside of the box facing up with the 1" score mark at the top and the 9" at the bottom.
Step #2 - Fold up at the 9" score line.
Step #3 - Fold down at the 3" score line.
Product used in these 3 boxes
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