Welcome!
Today I am finally getting the post out for the card box video tutorial for the cards in the Christmas Card Kit #2 - Holiday in the Alps. Obviously I had some problems getting it out, since other videos made after this have been posted. I won't go into details, but I finally have it for you now. Thank you for your patience.
These are the cards this card box is made for.
These cards are a unique size, measuring 3 1/2" W x 6"H. The box is just a little larger than the card and is 1 1/4" thick to accommodate the thickness of the card made by the elaborate embellishments.
I ask at this time, before you see the tutorial, to forgive the mistakes made in this video. I corrected mistaken sizes with writing into the video the correct sizes. I will have all the measurements below the video on this post for you.
One card per box.
I was going to try and have my box completely embellished for you, but I still have not had the time to get to that yet. When I do, I will add the photos in then, but you are all creative and talented and I am sure you will have some great ideas to decorate your card boxes to match the cards you put in them.
TOOLS & SUPPLIES
- Score Board & scoring tool
- Paper Trimmer
- Large Scissors
- Double sided adhesive tape / Scoretape
- 40 inches of 1" to 1 1/2" ribbon
- Cardstock
CARDSTOCK CUT TO: 1 @ 10 1/2"W x 7 1/4"H (box bottom), & 1 @ 10 3/4"W x 3 3/4"H (lid)
SCORING
Box Bottom: 1 1/4", 5", 6 1/4", 10" leaving 1/2" for the seam/joining tab
Box Lid: Please watch video for these instructions
- Line up the piece with the 10 3/4" across the top with the left side of the piece @ 1/2". This is very important.
- Before any scoring, move the piece 1/16th of an inch to the left, & score @ 1 1/4"
- Slide to the left again another 1/16th of an inch (you should be at the 3/8" line), and score @ 5 "
- Slide the left another 1/16th inch and score @ 6 1/4"
- Slide the left, for the last time, and score @ 10" leaving you a 1/2".
If you plan to stamp, stencil, paste, or add patterned paper to your box, please do that before assembling your box together.
BOX ASSEMBLY: Please watch video for these instructions
I know that you will love this card box.
Once I get mine finished I post it, but in the mean time you have this tutorial to help you make your own boxes.
Happy Creating!
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