Thursday, 13 June 2019

Stamping Around the World June Blog Hop


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Today I’m taking part in the Stampin Around the World Blog Hop .  This blog connects with the monthly PDF tutorial that I take part in.  So every month Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators on the team design a paper craft project for the PDF tutorial then the blog hop project will be designed using the same stamp set, Designer Series Paper etc. You receive the PDF Free with a £46 and above  order or you can purchase the PDF for only   £11

This month I used a beautiful new DSP Mosaic Mood and for this hop I’ve made a lovely gift box. 








Box Size  5 1/4 x 4"

Base Blushing Bride
9 3/4" x 8 1/2"  Score all round at 2 1/4"

Lid Garden Green
7 3/4" x 6 1/2"  Score all round at just under 1 1/4"



After making my lid and base I cut my DSP into strips, two of the designs have stripes of mosaic tiling, I thought these would be perfect for the edge of my lid, I choose which colour strip I wanted then made sure the lid of my box would fit!  





I had only one sheet of Blushing Bride Card stock left so nervously cut and scored it.  I mulled over if I should decorate the box base but decided as the lid was highly decorated the base would work without any decoration.  I did cut another piece of this beautiful DSP for a decorative bottom inside the box!








Yet another two sheets of Dsp were used to fussy cut the birds and roses.  I wanted the DSP to be on the top of my lid but wanted to mute the colour slightly so my birds and roses would pop.  I decided a sheet of vellum would work well and used the Stitched Rectangle dies to make a frame.  I cut the DSP for my lid carefully as I wanted my fussy cut rose and leaves to match the position when glued on.  The lid would also make a great card front.  Just add a sentiment.




Use your Stitched Rectangle die to decide which area of DSP you want on the top of your lid.












Please click on the arrow below to hop along to Jenny's fab project, or click on the names below.








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4 comments:

  1. What a pretty box. Thanks too for the video. I need to cut that paper!

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  2. Gorgeous Box Linda. A lovely way to use that paper. Thanks for sharing the instructions as well.

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  3. This is a gorgeous gift box Linda, TFS

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