Hi everyone! CardMaker Magazine and We R Memory Keepers are teaming up today for a fabulous blog hop! Each of the CardMaker DT was sent one of the new Punch Boards and I was sent the Gift Box Punch Board to work with. This is a really cool little tool that scores and punches to make gift boxes of all sizes!
Below are a couple of boxes I made using 6x6 cardstock (which makes a box measuring 2" square) and a couple using 5x5 cardstock (which makes a box measuring 2" square x 1.25" tall). There are endless ways to decorate your boxes. With this trio, I decorated them with a piece of washi tape adhered around the box and embellished the top with a wood veneer flower accented with a bright button. These boxes are the perfect size to hold some little candies!
I wanted to show you the process of making the box and demonstrate how simple it is once you get the hang of where to put your score lines. This picture shows after the scoring and folding, before any assembling.
Here it is partially folded up, you can see how the little notches hook into each other. You can use a glue dot to adhere the "pinched sides" together, but honestly it stays together just fine without any adhesive at all!
Once it's folded together, I adhered my bow (and flower on top of it) to 1 notched tab only, this allows the box to be easily opened up.
Look how adorable the box is when made with pattern paper! I'm just thinking of all the left over 6x6 paper pads I have in my stash and I see lots of little boxes in my future!!
The next stop on the hop is the talented Rosemary!
Just in case you get lost along the way, here is the entire hop list:
Thanks for stopping by and enjoy the hop!
Supplies used: Gift Box Punch Board from We R Memory Keepers; White cardstock from Gina K. Designs; Wood Veneer flowers from Prima Marketing; Rainbow Washi Tape from Little B; Silver Cord from May Arts; Glue Dots
Supplies used: Gift Box Punch Board from We R Memory Keepers; White cardstock from Gina K. Designs; Wood Veneer flowers from Prima Marketing; Rainbow Washi Tape from Little B; Silver Cord from May Arts; Glue Dots
These boxes are so sweet, Michelle!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty boxes! Love the fastener on them....so clever.
ReplyDeleteLOVE these boxes!! I have the envelope punch board on order, but this one looks like it will be next in line!! :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks really easy and really cute! I love the sweet wood veneer flower accents on top fo the box. The patterned paper makes a great box too!
ReplyDeleteAdorable boxes! Looks like a new tool to add to my collection.
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous :)
ReplyDeleteLove these boxes! What a great tool this is!
ReplyDeleteYour gift boxes are absolutely adorable!!
ReplyDeleteThese boxes are so super sweet! I'm thinking I need this board too!! ha I'm having fun hopping along. Stacy H-W Stacyhwatson(at)aol(dot)com
ReplyDeleteOh my word I love those! Great samples of what you can do with the box I'm guessing you just caused WeRMemory Keepers to sell out of that fun tool! Gotta have it!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the boxes. Love how easy it is to make them now that we have the punch boards. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSo stinkin' adorable! Thanks for showing how easy these are to make! Now I NEED these punches so I can get started! LOL TFS!
ReplyDeleteSuch colorful, happy little boxes! Thanks for the great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteyour little boxes are fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteLove these, Michelle! This has turned into an expensive hop, because now I want all of the boards. :)
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the boxes you made! I need to get all of these...big decision; which one do I get first? LOL
ReplyDeleteLove these boxes and bags. Just ordered both of these boards and can't wait to work with them.
ReplyDeleteLOVELY JOB MICHELLE!!!!!!!!!!!! I LIKE the idea that these boxes don't even need adhesive!!!!!!!!!!! HOW COOL IS THAT!!!!!!!!:) LOVE the cheery way you've decorated them!!!!!!!!!:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tutorial Michele! Love it and would love one of the tools.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute!!
ReplyDeleteYour boxes are too cute. I love the rainbow paper.
ReplyDeleteLove these boxes. How cool!
ReplyDeletehow cool is that!??!?
ReplyDeleteSandra ltb
Such cute boxes! I need to get that board!
ReplyDeleteCute boxes. Love how you decorated them with the flower on top.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your ideas for the box punchboard.
ReplyDeleteBeneta
Those boxes are sooooo cool!
ReplyDeleteOOhhh... love the boxes in white and the flower tops are sweet. Great boxes Michelle.
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