Ghirardelli® Box
by Beate Johns
Make a box to hold four Ghirardelli® chocolates.
Supplies
- One 4 1/4" x 8" piece of cardstock
- One 2" x 8 1/4" piece of patterned paper, optional
- Paper Cutter
- Scoring Tool, Scor-Pal™ used here
- Scor-Tape™ or other strong adhesive
- Scissors
- Foam Tape or pop dots
- Stamps
- Ink
- Additional Cardstock
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Score the short side of your cardstock strip at 1" and 3 1/4".
Hint:
When using the Scor-Pal™ score at 1", then turn paper 180 degrees and score the other side at 1" again.
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Step 2
Score your long side at 2", 3", 5" and 6".
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Step 3
Cut off the outer strips 3" up on one end. This will create your box flap.
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Step 4
Use a bone folder to crease score lines.
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Step 5
Cut the 1" score lines on both sides.
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Step 6
Add Scor-Tape™ both 1" x 2" strips next to the box flap.
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Step 7
Flip your cardstock over and add tape to the 1" tabs.
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Step 8
Remove the tape liner from the 1" tabs and fold inward.
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Remove the liner from the 2" strips and bring sides together to form box.
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Step 9
Trim box flap. Here, it was cut down 7/8".
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Your box is done. It's time to decorate it.
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Step 10
Apply adhesive to the back of the patterned paper.
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Step 11
Adhere patterned paper around your box.
Note:
The ends of the paper will overlap a bit.
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Step 12
Create a closure for the box by stamping or punching a small image.
Add foam tape on the lower part of the back of that image.
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Step 13
Remove liner and adhere the punched piece to the lower part of your box so that the lid can slipped underneath.
Fill with chocolate.
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Your box is finished. You can find it here in the gallery (with a listing of all supplies).
Your Turn
You've seen the tutorial, now you try it! We've got a section of the gallery set aside for Ghirardelli® Box. Try this technique, then upload your artwork to the gallery. Show us your creations!
Questions and Comments
We'd love to get your feedback or questions. Leave your comment below.
I love to make little boxes, & this one is darling.
I love your tutorials, they are always so great!!!!
Blarney Stone Ghirardelli
I always struggle with that, and I don't want to be putting velcro dots on every box I make -- especially a little one where that might be too strong.
This tuck-behind raised accent idea is just brilliant!! Thank you!
I love this box!
I love the design and your choice of stamp and paper.
Your tutorial is as easy to follow as usual!
We appreciate you dedication and talent, Rosie
May i traduct your tutorial and put it on my french site art-georges.fr for Valentine's day ? (with all links to your blog or site if you have one !)
Thank for all
Georges
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