Happy Monday! I hope you had a great weekend! As promised, I made a video for you over the weekend (whilst enjoying a glass of vino) to show you how to make a lovely “Card in a Box”. This was the project all my Stamp Club Members made this month and it was a big hit! Everyone’s came out different and unique and equally fabulous! We filled our boxes with flowers and hearts for a Valentine theme but you could use any stamp set, punch, framelit or embellishment you want and it will work great!
This project is not difficult and really is a lot of fun to put it together so I encourage you to give it a whirl! I first came across the “Card in a Box” idea this past November on Monica Gale’s blog and loved how she filled her “Card in a Box” with snowflakes. Then I discovered Tanya Bell had recreated Monica’s project using different measurements so that you only need to use one piece of 8 1/2″ x 11″ card stock. Big thanks to both these Stampin’ Up! demonstrators for their ideas and inspiration! Remember, with the new Envelope Punch Board, you can create any size envelope so you can customise one for your ‘card in the box’ to tuck inside perfectly!
Ready to make some of these yourself? Of course you are!!!!
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Table built using Stampin’ Up! Product Table Builder from The Crafty Owl.
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Enjoy the day and HAPPY STAMPING!
hi, Tina
this has an instant "wow-factor" to it! Fantastic!
Thanks for your tutorial and video!
sending greetings
Regina
what a great video and adorable project. TFS
I enjoyed doing this project in club and suprised at how easy it was.I see myself making a few more in the near future! Loved it!!
Tina,
Love this version, my ladies are about to make one of these this weekend, really looking forward to it. Thank you for the 'shout out' too!
Cheers,
T
Thank you so much, I am very excited to make this! I am so glad that you shared and I will be following you from now on!
Awesome project!
hello wow and wow again, fab design and idea, thanks for sharing x carol
You are all so kind! Thank you for your comments and for visiting my blog. The Card in a Box is such a fun project! HAPPY STAMPING my friends!
Thank you for the tutorial Tina. I've had so much fun making these – they are totally addictive! 🙂 Edna x
Lovely project. I came to your site from a link on Stampin Connection. Thank you for the detailed instructions.
Thank you for the tutorial and video, Tina. It's lovely to have such clear instructions! I will be making these in a class next month for birthdays 🙂
Thanks Ladies! So glad you're having as much with this project as I am!! HAPPY STAMPING my friends! 🙂
I love the video. The red and pink hearts I loved. Thank you for sharing that. I have seen this project on other Blogs and yours was my favorite because of the colors and what was in the box. Where will you post the guide as to how to punch out the flowers. I hope you post it..Thank you
Thanks for your nice comment Cheribear! I've since found an even easier way to line up the Flower shop and punch! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDUfdjUQqiQ
Hi Tina!
What a lovely card! Thanks so much for your clear and precise instruction on making this beautiful card. I recently just linked back to your blog on my own at http://theyellowcraftroom.blogspot.com/2014/07/card-in-box.html
Thanks again!
thank you very much for this fantastic tutorial, I have since made quite a few of these and recipients have loved them.
Again many thanks.
Anne
New Zealand.
Hi Tina! I watched your video and printed the instructions. Giving this card a try for my team meeting this month! <3 Thanks for all of the fab instructions!
good idea
yeah this is really good idea.. i will do it for my girlfriend this valentines
This is really beautiful
That's so nice
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Hi Stasy. Glad you enjoyed this post and project. Happy Stamping!