Showing posts with label Tutorials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tutorials. Show all posts

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Diaper Pouch Fold Tutorial

After a lot of request for instructions on how to make the diaper pouch, here you go.

If using double sided designer paper, decide which is to be your right side, and fold in half diagonally.



Take the bottom folded corner across to the other side and crease.

This works best if you aim for just above half way, but play around with it until it looks right. Then take the opposite side across and crease.


Then fold the top down and over, and decorate.


There you have it


Friday, July 31, 2009

Explosion Box Tutorial

Materials

 4 Sheets of `12x12 cardstock (the thicker the card the sturdier the box)
 Paper trimmer or craft knife and metal ruler
 bone folder
 Adhesive
 Embellishments

The box
1. Take your 3 sheets of cardstock and trim them to size as per below:

 Bottom layer (box) - 12" x 12" (thick card stock like bazzill linens are preferable for strength)
 2nd layer - 11" x 11" (Ok to use patterned scrapbook cardstock for these 2 layers)
 3rd layer - 10" x 10"

2. Now score 4 folds on each card layer as per the measurements and diagram below.
 Score the Bottom Layer 4" in from the sides
 Score the 2nd layer 3 ¾" in from the sides
 Score the 3rd layer 3 ½" in from the sides



3. Cut out the corners from all 3 sheets. They should look like this when they are layered on top of each other.



4. Embellish each of the four side panels on all three sheets as you wish. You may embellish both sides of each panel or just the top sides. Create pockets for tags, photo matts, use quotes, ribbon, brads etc. Adhere the bases together when you have finished embellishing the box.

The Lid.
Trim a the last piece of cardstock for the lid to 8"x8". Score folds similar to the first sheet above at 2" from each side. Do not cut the corner squares at this stage.
Score four more diagonal folds as marked in the diagram below. Fold each corner up and adhere to the side to form the lid. Embellish as desired.


Example of one of my explosion boxes: