Tutorial - Gift box punch board
Hey everyone!
Pratiksha here today with my first post for the CCC blog :)
Im sure we're all drooling over the new punch boards from We r memory keepers! There are 5 designs in all - envelope, gift box, gift bag, pillow box and candy box!! You can get them all at our craftshop! Check them out if you haven't already.. :)
So i will share with you a super simple tutorial on using one of these boards. They all come with their own instruction manuals and a matching scoring tool as well. They're all very very simple to use.
I love the fact that each of them have their own specific colours that defines them :)
Here is the tutorial on the gift box board :
Step 1
Choose your box size from the chart printed on the board itself - S, M, L or XL.
At this point be careful while picking the size as a small box can be square or rectangle as well. Based on this the chart will have the paper size required. Trim your paper to this size.
I choose a small box made with 6x6 paper resulting in a 2x2x2 finished box :)
Step 2
Place the paper at the 'S' marking. Make all three scores - vertical, horizontal and diagonal.
Punch the paper.
Step 3
Rotate the paper by 90 degrees and repeat step 2 for all 4 sides
Step 6
Using the bone folder fold and crease all the scored lines. This will help in putting the box together.
Step 7
Now fold the four corners inwards and then using the punched slits you can close the box. Voila'!!
If you haven't already, go ahead and splurge on these. they are fully worth the investment :)
Supplies used -
We r memory keepers gift box punch board
Justrite winged labels 2 and 3
Tim holtz tonic scissors
Distress inks - seedless preserves, fired brick, vintage photo, faded jeans,
Lindys candy cane 2 tone embossing powder
super fine embossing powder gold
Heat gun
Craft sheet
funnel tray
Pratiksha here today with my first post for the CCC blog :)
Im sure we're all drooling over the new punch boards from We r memory keepers! There are 5 designs in all - envelope, gift box, gift bag, pillow box and candy box!! You can get them all at our craftshop! Check them out if you haven't already.. :)
So i will share with you a super simple tutorial on using one of these boards. They all come with their own instruction manuals and a matching scoring tool as well. They're all very very simple to use.
I love the fact that each of them have their own specific colours that defines them :)
Here is the tutorial on the gift box board :
Step 1
Choose your box size from the chart printed on the board itself - S, M, L or XL.
At this point be careful while picking the size as a small box can be square or rectangle as well. Based on this the chart will have the paper size required. Trim your paper to this size.
I choose a small box made with 6x6 paper resulting in a 2x2x2 finished box :)
Step 2
Place the paper at the 'S' marking. Make all three scores - vertical, horizontal and diagonal.
Punch the paper.
Step 3
Rotate the paper by 90 degrees and repeat step 2 for all 4 sides
Step 4
Now flip the paper over and starting at the 'S' marking punch the paper as shown in the pic -
Now flip the paper over and starting at the 'S' marking punch the paper as shown in the pic -
Step 6
Using the bone folder fold and crease all the scored lines. This will help in putting the box together.
Step 7
Now fold the four corners inwards and then using the punched slits you can close the box. Voila'!!
If you haven't already, go ahead and splurge on these. they are fully worth the investment :)
Supplies used -
We r memory keepers gift box punch board
Justrite winged labels 2 and 3
Tim holtz tonic scissors
Distress inks - seedless preserves, fired brick, vintage photo, faded jeans,
Lindys candy cane 2 tone embossing powder
super fine embossing powder gold
Heat gun
Craft sheet
funnel tray
WoW !! amazing tutorial .. :) great gift box punch board ..
ReplyDeleteThanks Pratiksha for sharing d tutorial....i'm already in love with my envelop and bag punch boards :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.... Nice tutorial Pratiksha !!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tute!! Love that red and black box!
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