New on the Heartfelt Creations Blog today. My Sweet as Honey Maiden card using the Sweet as Honey collection. To see the full collection head over to Heartfelt Creations - Sweet as Honey Collection
Instructions
Die cut your Gift of Love box base die 4
times using white cardstock, you will have 4 box sides, cut the sides so you
are left with only the bottom sections, see picture above.
Fold along the bone fold lines on your side
panels. Use a bone folder to get a precise fold. Top flap bends back and the
side flap bends towards you, repeat 4 times. Glue or tape together (use art glitter glue or
wonder tape) starting on the left and overlapping on each side so as to conceal
all the joins to the center of your box.
Using white cardstock cut 3 cross bars 3 ½”
x 3/4”. Fold in each end ½” so you are left with 2 ½’ in the center. Adhere your
three crossbars spaced evenly inside your box. Using your Sweetheart Borders
Die cut 4 strips, cut down to 2 ½”. Adhere under the flaps.
From your Sweet as Honey Paper Pad, die cut the below elements. I also cut 3 bees from the Sweet as Honey Paper Pad not pictured below. Decorate with stickles as crystal glaze as desired, let everything dry before you assemble the box.
Cut 4 acetate strips 2 ½” x 1”. Adhere
these under the bungalows. Cut 1 acetate strips 1” x 4” for the largest maiden.
Cut 2 strips acetate ½” x 4” for the remaining maidens. I like to use acetate
so I can place my elements in just the right place.
Using the below panels cut 3 mats 2 ½” x 2 1/2”.
I have used the fairy and then I have
used the top of panels, the tree line and sky. Adhere to the underside of the
box. Later you will be adding a piece of honeycomb to the left and right sides.
Using the 3 tags cut 3 mats 2 ½” x 2 ½”. First
tag I have trimmed the top and tag 2 and 3 I trimmed the bottom. Adhere to the front and side panels.
From the off cut of the sky cut 1 mat 1” x
3” and using your Sweet as Honey set, stamp “you are Bee-utiful”, trim it to a
tag with a top and tail.
Select a blue cardstock from the Sweet as
Honey Paper Pad and cut 1 mat 2 ½” x 6 7/8”. This will be for the back of the
box to conceal all the joins, strengthen the box and give you somewhere to
write your message.
Using the Sun Kissed Fleur set stamp on
white cardstock using Archival Jet-Black Ink. Using your Stack and Store
daubers color your flowers with Cantaloupe Ink and your leaves with Peeled
Paint ink. Shape with your Deluxe Flower Shaping
Kit. Apply varying size pearls to flower centers.
Select a yellow cardstock from your
Backyard Blossoms Paper Pad and die cut 1 honeycomb piece using your Sweet as
Honey die. Tear into 3 pieces, 1 for the front panel and 1 for the left and
right undersides. Adhere the undersides.
From the picture below, you can see how
each layer is adhered to create your pop-up box.
Front Panel – Adhere your honeycomb top
right corner, apply glue to the tip of your tag and half way, hold in place at
the tip, push up and hold the center and curl up the tail, adhere your Sun
Kissed Fleur flowers and leaves.
Layer 1 – Adhere your bungalow to the front
wall of the box not the first crossbar. Adhere a bee with only glue down the
center so you can fold up his wings.
Layer 2 – Adhere 1 bungalow to the right
and 1 maiden to the left to the front of the first crossbar. Adhere 1 small Sun
Kissed flower to the Maiden’s hand.
Layer 3 – Adhere 1 bungalow to the left and
1 honey pot with a bee coming out on acetate to the right to the front of the second
crossbar. Adhere 1 small Sun Kissed flower to the top of the Bungalow.
Layer 4 – Adhere 1 bungalow to the right
and 1 maiden to the left to the front of the third crossbar.
Back Panel – Adhere the patterned mat to
the bottom, adhere the sentiment above. Adhere your largest fairy up the back.
Adhere your bee to the left only with adhesive in the center and bend up his
wings. Adhere your Sun Kissed flowers and leaves to the right side.
Back of box – Adhere the blue mat to
conceal the back in. Using 3d adhesive adhere your sentiment. Adhere your bee
to the left only with adhesive in the center and bend up his wings.
This is what I love about a pop-up box, it
lays flat, so when sending your box, you can create an envelope or bag, it will
lay flat when flattened to the left or right; the layers will overlap to sit
flat.
Hope you were inspired by my pop up
box
Happy Crafting
Tracy C x x
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Beautiful love the design Tracy
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous creation Tracy...I love pop up box cards and this one is absolutely amazing! Great tutorial, too!
ReplyDeleteSoo pretty!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute pop up box and great step by step tutorial too!
ReplyDeleteFab Tracy, love it. X
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card and love the tutorial as well!
ReplyDeleteThanks girls for your support x
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