Happy Tuesday everyone!
Today I have something to show you that combines two of my favourite things...
colouring and chocolate!
I have used a great new release item from
Whimsy Stamps
which I am certainly going to be using a lot!
Hexagon Treat Box Die
I have written a quick tutorial for you so you can see how I put this lovely box together!
The first thing I did was stamp and colour one of the the cute chicks from the
Early Birds Clear Stamp Set by Dustin Pike
Then I inked up a piece of card with blue ink and stencilled darker blue dots over the top. I die cut a hexagon from the inky card with the
Nested Hexagon Die Set
Then using the
Farmhouse Basket Stencil I inked the card again.
I die cut the inky card with the
Hexagon Treat Box Die
I have used a great new release item from
Whimsy Stamps
which I am certainly going to be using a lot!
Hexagon Treat Box Die
I have written a quick tutorial for you so you can see how I put this lovely box together!
The first thing I did was stamp and colour one of the the cute chicks from the
Early Birds Clear Stamp Set by Dustin Pike
Then I inked up a piece of card with blue ink and stencilled darker blue dots over the top. I die cut a hexagon from the inky card with the
Nested Hexagon Die Set
I inked up a second piece of card so that the inky patch was about the same size as the
Hexagon Treat Box DieThen using the
Farmhouse Basket Stencil I inked the card again.
I die cut the inky card with the
Hexagon Treat Box Die
I then used the
Nested Hexagon Die Set
to cut an aperture in the box lid, the blue dotty hexagon created earlier and a piece of acetate.
I layered the die cut acetate and the dotty hexagon and fixed the to the box lid. This creates a box lid you can see through.
Using a bone folder I made all the creases in the die cut box. (You'll thank me for the tip of using a bone folder, it makes the creases really sharp which in turn makes sticking the box together really straightforward)! I fixed the box together with
Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive
Finally I fixed the chick to the top of the box with a
Mini Action Wobble Spring
Happy Crafting
Nested Hexagon Die Set
to cut an aperture in the box lid, the blue dotty hexagon created earlier and a piece of acetate.
I layered the die cut acetate and the dotty hexagon and fixed the to the box lid. This creates a box lid you can see through.
Using a bone folder I made all the creases in the die cut box. (You'll thank me for the tip of using a bone folder, it makes the creases really sharp which in turn makes sticking the box together really straightforward)! I fixed the box together with
Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive
Finally I fixed the chick to the top of the box with a
Mini Action Wobble Spring
This was such fun to make and is a really cute gift! Who can resist that wobbly chick - not to mention the chocolates!
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Please have a good look around the
at the gorgeous cards by the rest of the Whimsy Stamps Creative Team – and then follow that with a trip to
store for some essential retail therapy!
Happy Crafting
From Sue…xxx
This is so cool Sue! I love that sweet new box design and so cute the action wobble for your chickie, I bet it's quite compelling! Gorgeous colouring too hun (as always!). Hugs, Wends xoxo
ReplyDeleteWOW love everything about your project...the cool die, the fabulous stencilling and the gorgeous image
ReplyDeleteCheers
Dr Sonia
Wow, fab stencilling. xx
ReplyDeleteits gorgeous!
ReplyDeletelove it!