WOOLLY FRIENDS
I’ve made this little box for a couple different classes using a couple different stamp sets! It’s a quick and easy little giftable to make up for someone special! Here’s the one I made using the Woolly Friends stamp set and punch!
Stampin’ Details:
- Pool Party c/s: 4 x 5-1/4 for base.
- With 4 at top, score at ¾ and 3-1/4
- With 5-1/4 at top, score at 3 and 3-3/4
- Fold and press in on all score lines.
- Cut the two small side tabs from edge to cross score line. Cut a vee in the small tab. (See template)
- Silly Old Bear DSP – pink check print: 2-1/4 x 2-3/4
- Adhere the DSP paper inside the box back.
- FIRST: Add glue to the inside of the small tabs, then adhere to the OUTSIDE of the box top.
- SECOND: Add glue to the bottom flaps and adhere on the outside over the tabs.
- THIRD: Cut from the top score line to the top of the box front at a diagonal angle on each side.
DECORATE:
- Garden Green c/s: 1 x 2-1/2
- Tear across the top and adhere to the front bottom.
- Basic White c/s: 3 x 3
- Stamp sheep’s body, bow, and head with Basic Black Hybrid Ink. Punch.
- Stamp flowers with Basic Black Hybrid Ink. Hand-cut and separate.
- Color with Bubble Bath and Peaceful Pink Stampin’ Blends.
- Adhere all to the Garden Green “grass” with Stampin’ Dimensionals.
- Basic White c/s: 3/4 x 2-1/2
- Stamp greeting with Basic Black Hybrid Ink.
- Punch with Three Banner Punch.
- Adhere to the DSP on the inside with Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals.
- Add candy of choice! I purchased a four pack of Reece’s Peanut Butter Cups at The Dollar Tree.
OK, next up on our blog hop is our Create with Stamping Friends website, then on to creative Debbie Henderson, or head backwards to see Melissa Davies’ fabulous project and see what everyone did with this challenge!
SUPPLIES:
Stamps: Woolly Friends
Inks: Basic Black Hybrid
Blends: Bubble Bath, Shaded Spruce
Cardstock: Basic White, Pool Party, Garden Green
Designer Paper: Silly Old Bear 12×12
Accessories: Woolly Friends Punch, Adhesives
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Thanks for sharing your talent with creating this lovely project. I really appreciate when there are measurements so I can CASE your project. The diagram makes it even easier.
Thank you…yes, I’m always happy to have at least measurements when I try to recreate something!