Showing posts with label 3D Thursday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3D Thursday. Show all posts

Thursday, 18 August 2022

Tapered Treat Box - 3D Thursday

Hi Everyone,





Today I have made a cute tapered treat box that is really quick and easy to do. It would be great for wedding or party favours or even to add to your Christmas tree or festive table.  Let me show you how I made mine. I've just used scraps of dsp and punch outs, bits of ribbon, all things that were lying about on my craft table. The possibilities are endless.

Materials

Basic box

1 piece of card stock 5" x 6 1/2"
Multipurpose adhesive
Trimmer
Simply scored
Bone folder
Detailed Trio Punch (retired but you could also draw round something to make the curve)
2 pieces dsp 1 3/8" x 1 7/8" and 2 pieces 7/8" x 1 7/8"
Velcro dot (optional) to close
Mini glue dots (optional) to close
Scraps of ribbon, embellishments, punch outs (The bow is from the Scottie Dog Punch and the Star is from the Starlit Punch)

Instructions

On the short side, score the card stock at 1 1/2" from either end.

On the long side, score at 1 1/2", 3", 4 1/2", 5 1/2" and make a tick mark at 2 1/4" on both sides, you need to flip it over to do the second one which will be on the inside of the card stock but it doesn't matter.

Fold and burnish the score lines and cut as per the template, then add the diagonal score lines from the tick marks to the corners of the line below as shown.  Round the corners on the piece that will be the lid flap.


On the template above, I used the Detailed Trio Punch but on the samples, I have left them square.

Add the dsp to the front, back, lid and flap.

Add some adhesive to the side flaps and bring the folds up to the cut edges on the back and the front to make up the box.

You can either tuck the lid flap in or have it on the front and fasten with a velcro dot or a mini glue dot, whichever you like the best.  

Once you have the basic shape, you can swap and change these about to make endless versions for all occasions. Just add different ribbon to make them into a bag (these could hang on the tree), or embellishments or any little die cuts or punch outs that you have lying about.

I hope that you like my little treat box and will give it a try.  Please pop over and see what Victoria has made this week.

Victoria Littlewood

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If you are interested in taking part in some challenges and having crafty chats with like minded people and a bit of a laugh, pop over to Craft and Banter on Facebook (link in the side bar). This group is a collaboration with Taffy Crafting (Donna Lester) and Vickieloudesigns (Victoria Littlewood) and we would love you to join us.

Happy Crafting,


Karen X




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Thursday, 11 August 2022

Wildflower Path Pen Gift Box - 3D Thursday

 Hi Everyone,





This week I've made a gift box for a pen using the Wildflower Path stamp set and Tahitian Tide ink and card stock. These make great little gifts for teachers, customers, team members and as swaps for team events. Let me show you how I made it, there are two versions, I made the prototype with card stock and dsp and this one I have stamped, you choose which you like best when you make your version.

Materials

1 piece of card stock 3" x 8"
4 pieces of dsp 5 7/8" x 1/2" (if making the dsp version)
Tahitian tide ink
Wildflower Path stamp set
Tahitian Tide ribbon
Scrap of basic white card
Double Oval Punch
Trimmer
Simply Scored
Bone Folder
Paper Snips
Mini Glue Dots

Instructions


If you are making the stamped version, stamp your images all over the card stock before scoring.


On the short side, score at 5/8", 1 1/4", 1 7/8" and 2 1/2", then turn to the long side and score at 5/8" at one end, turn round to the other end and score at 5/8" and 1 1/4".

Cut up the score lines as in the template shown and then fold and burnish all the score lines.


If you are making the dsp version, add the dsp before you make up the box, it will be easier.


Add glue to the long tab and fold the other long side over to make up the box.  Fold in the tabs at the bottom and glue in place.  Fold in the tabs at the top and then slide the front tab in to close the top of the box.


Stamp a sentiment on the scrap of white card and punch out with the oval punch, punch a hole for the ribbon to go through.  Thread the ribbon through the hole and then tie it around the box, finishing with a bow. I've added a mini glue dot to keep it in place.


Please pop over and see what Victoria has made too:


Victoria Littlewood

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If you would like to join my Team or become one of my Discount Shoppers, you can message me on my Facebook Page at 

If you are interested in taking part in some challenges and having crafty chats with like minded people and a bit of a laugh, pop over to Craft and Banter on Facebook (link in the side bar). This group is a collaboration with Taffy Crafting (Donna Lester) and Vickieloudesigns (Victoria Littlewood) and we would love you to join us.

Happy Crafting,


Karen X




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Thursday, 4 August 2022

Personalised Desk Post it Holder - 3D Thursday

 Hi Everyone,





Today I have been playing with the Alphabest stamp set and the Brights DSP stack and made a cute post it holder for my Grandaughter, she loves stationery. It's quick and easy to make and I have personalised it with her name to make it a bit more special. You could make these as gifts for your work team, or your customers and they make great teacher gifts too. Let me show you how I made it.

Materials

1 piece of poppy parade card stock 4 1/2" x 6 1/2", 1 piece 4 1/4" x 3" and 1 piece 2 1/2" x 5"
1 piece of dsp 4 x 2 3/4", 1 piece 4" x 2 1/4", 1 piece 3/4" x 3 3/4"
Scrap of basic white and poppy parade for sentiment/name/stopper
Trimmer
Simply Scored
Bone Folder
Paper Snips
Multipurpose adhesive
Alphabest stamp set
Poppy Parade ink
Dimensionals

Instructions

On the long side of the largest piece of card, score at 2" and 4", fold and burnish. This is the base of the holder and forms the easel.

On the 2 1/2" x 5" piece, score on the long side at 1/2" and 4 1/2" and then turn to the short side and score at 1", 1 1/2". Fold and burnish the score lines and cut up the tabs on the short side. This piece forms the holder so the back and front come up and the longer tabs on the side fold in with the small tab in between (see picture of the side).


Adhere the dsp to the 4 1/4" x 3" piece of card and add this to the front section of the easel as shown in the picture. Then adhere the box to the front of this and add the dsp to the front section of that (see picture).


Add the remaining dsp to the base section as shown.

Now we need to make a stopper to prop the easel in the upright position.  I've used a scrap of basic white and stamped my Grandaughters name in poppy parade ink and then adhered this to a scrap of card stock to trimmed.  Add dimensionals to the back and position in the centre of the base about 1/2" from the front and then the upright will stand behind it. Obviously, the size of the stopper will depend on the length of the recipients name.

Add a post it pad and a small pen and the gift is complete. I hope that you like it and will give it a try. It looks great in any colour, with any dsp so the combinations are endless, have fun!

Please pop over and see what Donna and Victoria have made too:


Donna Lester

Victoria Littlewood

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New Class in the Mail




Click on the link in the side bar for more details.


If you would like to join my Team or become one of my Discount Shoppers, you can message me on my Facebook Page at 

If you are interested in taking part in some challenges and having crafty chats with like minded people and a bit of a laugh, pop over to Craft and Banter on Facebook (link in the side bar). This group is a collaboration with Taffy Crafting (Donna Lester) and Vickieloudesigns (Victoria Littlewood) and we would love you to join us.

Happy Crafting,


Karen X





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