Scalloped tag topper box

This month’s team meeting was last week and it was my turn to do the demo. I like to try and find something others may not have seen and use products in another way.

So as I wanted to use a new product and one of my favourites is the scalloped tag topper punch I tried to find an unusual use.

I found a little treat box that uses the tag topper to create a really nice decorative look to the box.

It is quite simple to make see the instructions below.

Thanks

Crafty Page

Instructions

1. Start a piece of cardstock 21cm wide by 16cm long
2. Score landscape at 5cm, 10cm, 15cm and 20cm
3. Score portrait at 5cm and 11cm
4. Bone fold all score lines
5. Have the sheet landscape cut up the vertical score lines to the horizontal line
6. Flip the card and do the same to the other side – cut up the vertical score lines to meet the horizontal
7. There will be small flaps on one end. Cut these two off so you just have the small flap in the middle, cut the corners off this flap
8. On one edge put each of the four flaps into the punch as far as it will go and punch.
9. Put glue on the flap fold the box around and glue
10. Fold up the flaps on the bottom and glue to each other to form the bottom
11. Decorate and fill as you wish

Shopping List

Card Stock A4 Coastal Cabana	Retro Fresh Designer Series Paper	Silver 1/8" Ribbon	Scalloped Tag Topper Punch	Stampin' Dimensionals
Tombow Multi-Purpose Adhesive

Table built using Product Table Builder by The Crafty Owl - Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator.

Envelope Punch 3D Envelope Treat Box

As I mentioned in my last blog post the Envelope Punch Board is my favourite product at the moment.

There are loads of videos on You Tube so if you are thinking of buying one definitely check those out, they will show you it is worth the money.

At my party I wanted to show off the punch board and everything it could do so I had samples of all the things I made with it and I did a simple demo that everyone had a go at.

It is to make a 3D envelope but adapted so that it can hold a treat as the top is left open.

Instructions below

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 Crafty Page

Instructions

1. Get a piece of paper sized 5 ½ inch by 5 ½ inch, and the envelope punch board
2. Place the paper in at 2 inch and punch and then score down the groove
3. Slide the paper along to 2 5/8 inch punch and score
4. Turn the paper round anti clockwise
5. Line up the marker with the first score line
6. Punch and score
7. Slide the paper along so that the marker lines up with the second score line
8. Punch and score again
9. Again turn the paper anti clockwise line up the score lines and punch and score again
10. On the last side punch and score the first line. With the second line just punch
11. On the paper you will now see all the score lines
12. There will be small squares where the sides meet
13. Cut out these squares
14. Fold along all the score lines
15. Find the flap with just one score line
16. Glue this and stick it down
17. On the bottom flap put a dab of glue on the point on the side that will be facing outwards
18. Fold over a side flap and glue to the bottom flap
19. On the newly glued side flap put glue on the point the same as we did on the bottom
20. Also put a bit of glue on the remaining flap but on the back that will be glued to the box
21. Fold and glue

Shopping List

Kaleidoscope Designer Series Paper

Envelope Punch Board

Silver 1/8" Ribbon

Anywhere Glue Sticks

Table built using Product Table Builder by The Crafty Owl - Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator.