Hi friends,
Today I have the perfect little touch for a gift that you could create for that special friend or could even be used for that secret Santa gift!
Products Used:
HCPC-3806 – Small Camelia Carnation Cling Stamp Set
HCPC-3807 – Large Camelia Carnation Cling Stamp Set
HCPC-3804 – Heartfelt Love Sentiments Cling Stamp Set
HCD1-7164 – Small Camelia Carnation Die
HCD1-7165 – Large Camelia Carnation Die
HCD1-7157 – Eyelet Oval & Basics Large Die
HCD1-7162 – Eyelet Hearts Die
HCDP1-285 – Camelia Carnation Paper Collection
HCST1-401 – Deluxe Flower Shaping Kit
HCDA1-449 – Stack and Store Daubers-Pack of 6
159723 – Art Institute Glue – Dries Clear Glue
359848 – Spellbinders Tool N’ One
173842 – Scor-Pal Measuring & Scoring Board
486490 – Bottle Cap Inc Vintage Magnets .5 Inch 12/Pkg
HCFB1-464 – 3D Floral Basics Shaping Mold
TSMP707 – Memento Dye Ink Pad – Bamboo Leaves
TSMP708 – Memento Dye Ink Pad – Olive Grove
Project Instructions:
Other products: White, Red and Green Card Stock, Spellbinders Grand Labels Four die, Versamark, Red Geranium Embossing Powder, Memento Dye Ink Pad – Love Letter, Fern Green Embossing Powder, Glimmer Spray, Crystal Clear Glitter and die cutting machine.
Instructions:
To start, cut a piece of white cardstock to 8″ by 4 1/4″ and with the long side on the top edge of your Scor-Pal scor at the 1/2″, 1″, 7″ and 7 1/2″ marks. Next rotate the cardstock and scored at the 1″ mark. Fold and crease along all score lines and with your last scor line to the left of you, removed the top left and bottom left boxes. Next you will need to relief cut one of the scor lines on the next 2 scored boxes next to the 2 boxes you just removed so that they make tabs to attach to the sides. It does not matter which scor line you relief cut since the tab will be hidden and set this piece aside while you make the back/top section. Now cut another piece of white cardstock 10″ by 6″ and with the long edge at the top of your Scor-Pal scor at the 3 3/4″, 4 1/2″ and 9″ marks. To get the nice decorative edge slid the cardstock into the largest of the Grand Labels Four die and die cut only to the 3 3/4″ scor line. Finally, assemble the two pieces together by adhering the two bottom sections, overlapping the back bottom over the front bottom. I used a magnet to hold the flap closed but this part is optional. Once your wrapper is assembled, cover with paper from the Camelia Carnation Paper Collection for that finishing touch! The Carnation flowers were stamped on white card stock using Versamark and heat embossed with Red Geranium embossing powder and die cut with the matching dies before distressing with Love Letter ink and shaping with the 3D Floral Basics Shaping Mold and the flower shaping tools. The leaves were stamped on white card stock using Olive Grove ink and die cut with the matching dies before distressing with Bamboo Leaves and shaping with the flower shaping tools. The sentiment was stamped on white card stock using Versamark and heat embossed with Fern Green embossing powder before die cutting with the Eyelet Oval & Basics Large Die and distressing around the edges with Bamboo Leaves and lightly spritzing with Glimmer Mist and dusting with Crystal Clear Glitter.
Have a wonderful day! Hope to see you very soon.
Stunning xx
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Absolutely gorgeous!
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Fantastic project Joann! Love it!
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I love it. Beautifully done and a lovely gift idea.
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Hi, I was interested in making your wrapper but for the life of me I can’t put the box together. Could you post photo details. Does the first piece that you cut and scored need tabs cutting.
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Hi Katrina,
I just reviewed my instructions and yes you are right, I missed a step. After you finish all your scoring with your last scor line to the left of you I removed the top left and bottom left boxes and relief cut the next 2 boxes so that they make tabs to attach to the sides. I will update the instructions on the blog and sorry for any confusion.
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Thank you for your prompt reply, most appreciated. Have a wonderful Christmas.
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Certainly a great idea….I sure am going to try this. Sure looks like a lot of fun to make. Thanks…always
admire your work. Inky hugs
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