This cute little box is easy to make with the Envelope Punch Board (133774). This version is sized to hold a set of 3" x 3" mini cards and their envelopes. Here's how to put it together. Step 1 - Start with a piece of card 6-1/4" x 6-1/4". Line up the edge of the card...
These crackers make great party or wedding favours (see our Christmas version here). I've seen a few videos on youtube using the Envelope Punchboard (133774) to make them but most start with a piece of paper around 8" x 6-1/2" which means that you can only get one...
Tania recently asked how to use the Adorning Accents on an envelope created with the SU! Scoring Tool which results in a triangle flap. One option is to create an envelope with a square seal rather than triangle seal. Here we've kept the seal squared off and applied...
Whilst our paper piercing templates are easy to use to create pretty pierced frames, your projects will look even more special if you can take the time to actually stitch them. You can use any type of embroidery floss or specialty thread. If stitching a large area...
I recently shared a couple of these paper strip ornaments; a pumpkin and this Christmas bauble: Although the ornament looks striking made in a single colour/single piece of paper flipped over alternately, it's also great for using up your spare scraps of paper to make...
I recently shared a couple of these teeny tiny boxes; a Halloween pumpkin box and this Christmas present box. They're simple and straightforward to make as you'll see from the tutorial below. Step 1 - Punch four Petal Card Doubles from your chosen colour of cardstock....
I recently shared a couple of cards, each with a weave background. The Halloween card here used the same woven ribbon in both directions. This Christmas card uses two different papers, woven in different directions. Cut a card base (scrap card will be enough) to the...
I've had a lot of requests to post a tutorial for this origami box: So here it is ... To make this size (which holds 4 Ferrero Rocher chocolates), you will need to start with a 9" square piece of DSP for the lid and an 8-1/2" square piece of DSP for the base. The box...
Here, at last, is the tutorial for this double pocket card that I shared here. You will find this project very easy, using both the Simply Scored Scoring Tool (122334) and the Diagonal Score Plate (125586). So that you can make this card without having to have the...