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Sunday, October 2, 2011

Free Project - Mini Card Box

Ug, I had intended to get this post up yesterday for World Cardmaking Day, but life got in the way and it didn't happen unfortunately. So here is my post- World Cardmaking Day project. LOL

I have a little card box for you, it holds 3x3 cards (and you can get 8 of them out of a single sheet of 12x12 paper, perfect for this box!). It's quite simple to make, just two pieces plus the optional flower for the front closure. The pictures below show the box with paper flowers that I colored, but the assembly video at the bottom of the post shows how to make the flower that is included with the file.

You can grab the free Mini Card Box cutting file here (MTC, SVG and PDF files are included) then watch the video to see how to put it together. Happy belated World Cardmaking Day!





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8 comments:

  2. Thank you for sharing. I will be cutting this one for sure

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  3. Just a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave in the Cutting category today [03 Oct 09:00pm GMT]. Thanks, Maria

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  4. thank you for sharing your hard work!

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  5. thank you for sharing...will make a cool Christmas gift for sure.

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  6. Such a darling little box! Thanks for sharing it!

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  7. Enjoyed watching your video...a great project! Hope I can find time to give it a try too!

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  8. That's really cute. Thanks for the video - I couldn't figure out what the "dog bones" were for!!
    Evelyn

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