These little snowflake boxes were made to hold some small glass ornaments.
I used plain white cardstock that was 8 and 1/2 by 11 inches.
I used my Cricut and the Wrap it Up cartridge. I used the fit to page feature and it told me it could cut the boxes at 8 inches, so that's the size I used. Each side is around 2 and 1/4 inches.
Before I assembled the boxes I started off with stamping. I grabbed my Stampin' Up Bordering Blue ink. I used the SP & Company set called Falling Snow to put snowflakes on all sides of the box, EXCEPT the lid. For this particular box the lid and bottom looked exactly the same, so I pretty much got to decide which one to use as the top.
After the snowflakes were all stamped I started using my ink blending tool to rub ink all over the box. I did the lid too for that part. Even though I used the same ink color as I did to stamp the snowflakes it worked perfectly because the blending creates a much lighter effect than direct stamping.
After the stamping and blending was done I created score lines and folded the boxes. I did a bit more inking on the parts where the box folds to give a bit more definition.
I finished off the tops of the boxes with a couple layers of felt snowflakes and a little bit of Icicle colored Stickles.
these are fab! Love the soft delicate colours!!! Hugs Juls
ReplyDeleteSuper adorable snowflake boxes. So fun for Christmas. :)
ReplyDeletePretty boxes and love your stamping and blending.
ReplyDeleteJayne x
These are so adorable!
ReplyDeleteCarri~abusybee
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Love these boxes, and they look even better IRL.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great gift holder, very pretty :)
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ReplyDeleteyour cards are adorable!!
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Hi Amber, WOW you boxes look fabulous! Great job and thaks for sharing with us:)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Norma
so pretty.hope to see the ornaments.tfs
ReplyDeleteAmber ~ Your snowflake boxes are wonderful. Love the paper that you use.
ReplyDeleteTFS!
Cindy Lou