This is a super cute fast box that can be made with a single sheet of cardstock and a tiny leftover piece of designer paper.
Cardstock
– 8 x 11″
Score
on the LONG side at 1, 5.25, 6.25, 10.5″
Score
on the SHORT side at 1, 5.5″
Presents and Pinecone Panel – 2.25 x 4″ - don't forget to round the edges of 2 corners.
See below for a larger cutting diagram.
Start by placing the paper in landscape mode with the narrow score line
to your left and the long 1” score at the bottom
With
the ½ score line on your left, cut the 3 red boxes away. Keep the larger red box as this is a good
size scrap. Cut the tabs on the bottom. I like to “notch” the 2 tabs on the bottom
and the tabs on the left – see my triangles to illustrate a “notch”. Cut
away the bottom left piece that is ½ x 1” and the top left that is ½ x 2 ½ -
notch the edges. Cut
away the top piece that is the 3 panels that are the top right of your
cardstock – the total cut piece is 6 ¼ x 2 ½. Cut the bottom of the bag and notch the bottom edges that will tuck in.
Fold
and burnish the score lines
On
the “lid”, round the corners and while you’re at it, round the corners of your
DSP to match (think about the direction of your pattern of the DSPJ);
adhere the DSP to the “lid”
Use tear n tape on the left edge and secure the bag shut; Use tear
n tape and secure the bottom of the bag.
Pinch
shut and secure with twine. I didn't score my edges (see right), I just pinched the box together.
I wrapped my ribbons around 2-3 timesand tied a bow.
I
stamped a greeting for the outside.
If you wanted to insert a card, make it 3 ½ x 7 folded
The bag fits an EOS
lotion perfectly! And as I write this on December 11 2016, CVS has these lotions on special for $1.99 (or 6 for $12.99 on Amazon!)
Happy crafting, MaryKate
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