Wednesday, January 15, 2014


Samantha Walker January Blog Hop!

You should have arrived here from Christine's blog!



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This month you could win the French Frills Spellbinder Die Set!

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This month's hop them is Snowflakes and I am using Samantha's Free File this month with my project!  Have a look



Isn't it beautiful!?
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 I am also using Samantha's Box with Round Handle and 
her Card Snowman Warm Wishes cuts along with her Tea Party Papers!

 
Here is my project:
And here is how you can create one for yourself...
1.  Cut out the box with round handle and fold on all the score lines.
2.  Next cut out the panels in a coordinating color and adhere them on their corresponding areas.
3.  For the large panels, I ungrouped the "Warm Wishes" Sentiment from the snowman card cut and then did a release compound path to get just the text pieces.  I then regrouped, sized it to fit, and moved the text on the large panel pieces, centering then cut them out.  I also cut out a background panel to make the letters pop.
4.  Adhere the sentiment panel on the background panel with foam adhesive.
5.  Adhere the remaining panels on the box.
6.  Adhere the snowflake cuts on the side panels.
7.  Sit the box upright and push in all the sides.  This image shows inside the box.
8.  Bring the handles together….
9.  Then tuck the handle tabs into the side slots to close!

I added a snowflake tag to the handle and tied it on with ribbon and twine.
To make a background for the snowflake, select the snowflake in studio and then click on the Offset Window Button.  Click on Offset and then choose 0.10 and click apply.

You should have two images now.  SImply cut them out and adhere then together.  

Your tag should look similar to this:
Finish your box by adding in clear jewels to the center of the snowflake cuts and now you are ready to fill it with your gift or admire it on your shelf! 

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Happy Hopping!

34 comments:

  1. Super duper tutorial! love all the pictures and the screen shots. This makes it so easy to replicate the project. Thanks for spending the extra time doing that.

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  2. Wow, Gorgeous projects. Thanks for the chance to win.

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  3. Love the box. Looks so pretty with the snowflake. I love your tutorials.

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  4. I LOVE your treat box. Those colors are so pretty.
    Thanks for sharing.
    Crafty hugs,
    D~
    DesignsByDragonfly.blogspot

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  5. Great tutorial and LOVELY project, I love combining cut files, feels like you get so much more use out of them. GREAT colors for your project too, the box has a really warm feel! TFS!

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  6. So adorable- great gift idea too!

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  7. What a wonderful box with it's matching snowflake tag! Your tutorial makes it look fun to do! Thanks!

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  8. SO PRETTY - LOVE your warm colours!!!

    Thank you for sharing your tutorial too :)

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  9. Thank you for the Great tutorial and for sharing. I love how you show step by step photos making it easy to follow.

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  10. Love your box and thank you for the tutorial

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  11. I love the color scheme, so rich and warm, great box. LOVE! So much fun to learn how you use the files and software to create.

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  12. I love how yo intermixed the two and how you gave detailed instructions.

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  13. Beautiful box Jamie! I love the snowflake you added!

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  14. Great tutorial Jamie! Such a sweet little box :)

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  15. Thanks for the tutorial! Wonderful box, thanks for the inspiration.

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  16. This box is adorable and love your tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing your talent.

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  17. what a great tut! And I love your choice of colors - combines both winter snow flakes and valentine!

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  18. Beyond gorgeous and I love the colors you chose!

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  19. Love, love this little box! I need to try adding more personal touches to my boxes. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  20. I like making the different boxes. I made several for Christmas and I guess I'll be making these for Valentine's Day.
    thanks for the idea.

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  21. This is gorgeous Jamie and I love the colors.

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  22. As soon as I saw this I knew that I loved the color choices - totally different but totally awesome!

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  23. Love the papers you used for your project and all the details on how you made it. Awesome! TFS
    TTFN

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  24. Simply stunning. I have no words. In awe.

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  25. This is a great tutorial, love the warm colors of your project.
    Hugs, Antonella :-)

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  26. I love making gift containers with my Silhouette. Thanks for sharing another great one I can't wait to make. Hard to come up with ones for winter gifts without being holiday theme.

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  27. Beautiful gift box - love the snowflake tag.
    isoscia at aol dot com

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  28. I love your box and your tutorial is so very helpful. Thank you.

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  29. Oh my gosh this box is so sweet! Love the warm country look!

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  30. Super cute! Love the snowflake tag, just awesome!

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  31. Love your box! Thanks for the tutorial. They are always sooo helpful.

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  32. Your box is just gorgeous!! Love the Victorian feel to the papers and colors. Thanks for sharing.

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  33. Adorable box and very nice job with the tutorial. I need those really good tutorials. Thanks.

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Thanks, Jamie