You can see that I've scored along the long side at 2", 4", 6", and 8". Along the short side I've scored at
1 1/2" and 3 1.2". If you go to my tutorial for the original Scalloped Tag Topper Punch box, you will see the lines I've put on the punch and why I've done so.
Line up the 6" score line and the 8" score line with the lines on the punch as shown and punch out this section.
Next, line up the 2" score line and the 4" score line with the lines on the punch as shown and punch out this section:
Your cardstock should now look like this:
Now all you have to do is to line up the ends of your punch cuts on your Stampin' Trimmer as shown:
Next cut your score lines from the top to meet the scored line and from the bottom to meet the scored line. Then you will trim the bottom flaps of the sections that do not have the scalloped top to approximately 1/2".
Next fold under the scalloped sections and line up your straight topped section on the Envelope Punch Board as shown. Make sure your paper lines up exactly as I have shown. Punch that section.
Flip over your paper and line it up exactly as shown. Punch that section.
Trim the little pointy ends as shown:
Next, cut a piece of cardstock to 1 7/8" x 1 1/8". I've chosen to use black only because of the project I'm doing. This piece can be the same colour as the base cardstock if you wish. Its only purpose is to provide a slot into which the end formed by the Envelope Punch Board will fit. Put double sided Sticky Tape on each end as shown.
Adhere to the unshaped straight flap as shown.
Next, add all the Designer Paper and embellishments that please you.
And close up your box.
And this is my finished project. Enjoy making yours. Please do not sell this template and please give me credit. Thanks.
Heidi, thanks so much for the instructions and pictures.
ReplyDeleteVery clear tutorial. Thanks for sharing your talent!
ReplyDeleteFab tutorial Heidi!...Thank you so much for sharing such a cute idea.
ReplyDeleteThank You Heidi! I love the picture tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing! I made a few of these today for valentines day to give to co-workers. Mine werent as fancy as yours but the loved them! Had to let you know! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your ideas! It is nice that you are willing to do that for everyone. Wish I lived close by.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad that everyone is enjoying the tutorial. It's fun to share. I'd love to see some of the samples. Let me know your blogs so I can check them out.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this tutorial and also the box template they are really appreciated. Kindest regards
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you're finding the tutorial useful, Kendell. You're very welcome.
DeleteWow! Love this box! Thank you for sharing the tutorial. It's a "must try"!
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Heidi, thank you so much for sharing this adorable little box and all your wonderful picture tutorial. I appreciate it soooooooooooooooo much!!!
ReplyDeleteVery clear instructions Heidi thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them, Lisa. Enjoy making the boxes.
DeleteWow, this is going into the folder for a future class!! thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt's fun to make. Enjoy!
Deletethank you so much for the instructions! The box looks soooo nice.
ReplyDeletehugs renate
So cute, thanks for sharing !
ReplyDeleteEnjoy making your box, Perlafina. It's fun and so versatile.
DeleteThanks Heidi!
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