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Pyrmid box/ornament with jewerly stand for Craftwell


Hello Crafty Friends!

I hope you are having a wonderful day! Today I want to share with you a jewelry box/ ornament. I love the way our July sponsor's cardstock makes any project looks more polished effortlessly ;), gotta love that!

This box is a little bit different from others you have seen around, because I added a jewelry stand to it inside the lid. I hope you give this a try and let us know what you think.








Creative supplies:

Core'dinations Textured Brights collection
Core'dinations Solid Dyed Smooth Texture in Black Cat
Permanent glue
Paper piercing tool
Delicate Dots EF
eBosser
eCraft
Pyramid SVG file
Creative process:

First use any pyramid cutting file or template you might have. I used an svg file and my eCraft. I set the eCraft to 4 for the textured paper and 3 for the smooth textured cardstock. Once I cut all my pieces I ran the individual outter panels thru my eBoser using Craftwell's Delicate Dots embossing folder.



For the stand, I created a cutting file joining two triangles at the top and adding a trapezoid shape at the base. I added the earing holes using a piercing tool. Folded the trapezoid base inwards and glued it to the inner part of the box’s base. Add a ribbon tab to the box’s tab for easy opening. By adding a ribbon loop at the top of the box it becomes an ornament, love how functional this little box can be, don’t you?




As always, thanks for stopping by!
Have a super crafty day!

Liz

Comments

  1. I love it Liz great jewelry box- ornament. Fun papers to

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  2. Awesome Ornament and Gift box. Love this.

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