This little box is perfect for holding A2 cards and envelopes as well as 4x6 photos that are waiting to be scrapped or shared with the family! The file comes as two pieces, the box base and the box top which contains 15 slots to hold the goodies! The finished box is approximately 4-5/8" x 4-1/4" 1-1/4" which makes it perfect for sitting on your desk or coffee table to display your cards and photos! Both cuts are compatible with the 8x12 and 12x12 mats.
Here is the tutorial:
1. Cut both boxes and fold on the score lines. Add adhesive to the four tabs on each box.
2. Adhere the tabs to the box sides to form their shape. Apply adhesive strips on the four sides of slotted box. This will go inside the box base and adhere to the sides.
3. Place your slotted box inside the box base and adhere the sides. You can use a ruler or slide the slits apart in areas to press the sides together. Embellish as desired!
This little box is perfect for holding A7 cards and envelopes as well as 5x7 photos that are waiting to be scrapped or shared with the family! The file comes as two pieces, the box base and the box top which contains 15 slots to hold the goodies! The finished box is approximately 5-3/4" x 4-1/4" 1-1/4" which makes it perfect for sitting on your desk or coffee table to display your cards and photos! Both cuts are compatible with the 8x12 and 12x12 mats.
This is my new Card Organizer Display Box and the thought behind this box was for it to be able to sit out for others to thumb through to select cards, wether it be in your craft space or for an art fair. The box is designed so that the cards can be stair-stepped for easier viewing and it can be expanded upon by cutting multiples and adhering them to the sides to create a larger storage unit! The finished project measures about 5-1/2" x 4-1/4" x 4" and it holds A2 sized cards/envelopes (note: some envelopes I had were a bit tight others fit very well though both were "A2" size). This file is compatible with both the 12x12 and 8x12 mats.
Here is the tutorial:
1. Cut your four boxes, fold on the score lines, and then place adhesive on each as shown.
2. Adhere the small tabs to the right side of the box.
3. Then bring the side over and adhere the left bottom tab inside and the long side tab on the outer edge of the box as shown.
4. Do this for all four boxes - they should look like this now.
5. Next cut out your large box pieces and place adhesive as shown.
6. Line the pieces up and adhere the center together.
7. Adhere the bottom right tab to the box side so it looks like this.
8. Adhere the center tab to the box then place adhesive on the box as shown.
9. Adhere the side tab then adhere the bottom together.
10. Your box will look like this now.
11-13. Place adhesive on the top of the boxes and adhere it to the next sized box so the largest is on the bottom and the smallest on top.
14. You should have a large box now and a set of boxes that look like this.
15. Place adhesive inside your large box where the other boxes will touch.
16. Adhere your set of boxes inside your large box, pushing it all the way to the back so the front of the box forms another "bin" area. It should look like this now.
17. Fill your box with cards and envelopes!
This Card and Envelope Storage box holds A2 cards (4-1/4" x 5-1/2") and A2 envelopes (4.375" x 5-3/4") and would also be great for storing similar sized clear stamps, stationery sets, or even storing items on your desk! It is approximately 9-1/4" x 3-1/2" x 2-1/2" and contains two compartments that are each just over 4-1/2" wide. The file is compatible with both the 8-1/2x12 and 12x12 mats.
Here is the tutorial:
1. Cut the main tray and fold on the score lines provided.
2. Place adhesive on the four tabs and adhere them to the side walls.
3. Cut two of the boxes and fold on the score lines.
4. Place adhesive on the two tabs as shown and adhere to the box sides.
5. Place adhesive on the two back tabs and adhere to the remaining side.
6. You should have two boxes that look like these.
7. Place adhesive on the lower part of the box side.
8. Place adhesive on the bottom of the tray.
9. Adhere your first box in place.
10. With the second box, place adhesive on the side that will touch the first box and around the bottom edges where the box will adhere to the tray. Place the two outside corners in the tray then push the box in place and adhere it to the main tray and other box.
11-12. Your box should look like this now.
13-14. Place your items in the box!
