Happy Friday! Hope you're staying warm! This is the second week of card/gift ideas for the KLSNS blog! This week I did a nugget box.
There is a super tutorial on SCS for nugget boxes. Chris sat down and figured all the dimensions for any size box from 1x2 nuggets to 3x10 nuggets. You simply cut a square/rectangle of paper from designer paper, score/cut, and fold! I always use a double sided paper because you will see inside the box.
I have a Scor-Pal which I use on every card I make. But if you have one, you know that you have to do "higher math" to figure where to mark on non-traditional folds. The easiest way I've found around that is to draw pencil lines on the "fold" marks and then crease.
Do it on the inside of the box and the folded edges will hide the marks. The directions also give "lid" informations. I use acetate to make the lid so you can see the decorated candies inside the box.
I cut 1" x 3 1/4" strips of computer paper out. But you can also use mailing labels, designer paper, etc. Here I used my beloved Martha Stewart holly punch and some rhinestones to decorate.
The matching card uses this weeks SCS Sketch (SC258). Since the paper was two sided it seemed perfect to use the leftovers for the card. The High Hopes HOPEFUL MOOSE is hoping you give him a "kiss" (or nugget in this case)! Colored with Copics. Highlighted with my souffle pen (white dots on his scarf). Hope you have a Merry Kiss-Moose!
Stamps: High Hopes HOPEFUL MOOSE, Memory Box sentiment
Paper: white card stock, American Crafts, acetate
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: Copics, Martha Stewart holly punch, ribbon, rhinestones, and glitter pen.
I just love this! Love the moose and your candy box is such a nice gift to receive! Very pretty and Christmassy :)
ReplyDeleteDeb, this is just darling...oh my, that moose is the cutest and your coloring is just marvelous!!! What a cute presentation of thos enuggets...just tooooooo sweet!!! Have a marvelous weekend...Hugs...Jacque
ReplyDeleteLove those nugget boxes and what a fun idea to use punches on the labels. I'd be the one picking off the gems to save for future use ;) !
ReplyDeleteGreat color combo for your Chris-moose card, too!!