Heart Box
Today I am joining the Scor-Pal team in their February "More than one Score" challenge, "Hearts a Flutter." The short and sweet of it is to create a project with more than one score line, with a heart theme! There are fun prizes to be had so make sure to join in on the fun! Go HERE for more details. :)
Looks like a store bought chocolate candy box doesn't it? It's not! A couple of heart die cuts and a few strips of scored and cut paper, along with some adhesive will give you this adorable box! :)
Looks like a store bought chocolate candy box doesn't it? It's not! A couple of heart die cuts and a few strips of scored and cut paper, along with some adhesive will give you this adorable box! :)
Instructions
1. Die cut two Fun Stampers Journey: Heart-Felt hearts (second largest in the set).
2. Cut a strip of cardstock to be 2" x 7" and another to be 2" x 8".
3. Using your Scor-Pal, score both strips length-wise at the 1 1/2" mark, as shown below.
5.Turn horizontally and score 1/2" in on both ends. (Note: the picture below was taken after I scored the ends 1/2" on both ends, and had placed it back into a vertical position.)
6. Fold on the score line and cut up the longer 1/2" score line to make a "fringe" as shown below.
7. Apply quick drying liquid adhesive to one side of one of your die cuts.
8. Adhere the 2 x 7 strip of cardstock, fringe side down along the curve of the heart.
9. Adhere 2 x 8" strip along the second side of the heart, using quick drying liquid adhesive. Adhere the 1/2" tabs to inside of strip already adhered as shown below.
10. First section is complete! Make sure to rub off any excess, dried glue! :)
11. Create the bottom of the box the exact same way but with the width of the strips being 1/4" shorter. Dimensions would be: 1 3/4" x 7" and 1 3/4" x 8".
12. To finish your basic heart, die cut two of the largest Heart-Felt heart dies and adhere them to base of each section of the box.
To create a "cleaner" finish, cut the third largest die from the Heart-Felt set and adhere inside each section to cover up the fringe.
And we're done!
Decorate as desired! Stay tuned for a tutorial on how to make this cute shaker embellishment I created!
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Maxine