Thursday, October 29, 2020

3D Thursday Blog Hop Featuring SU Mini Paper Pumpkin Boxes

 

Hello!  Since there are five Thursdays in October it's time for a Team Blog Hop.  For this Hop we will be featuring the SU Mini Paper Pumpkin Boxes.  If you have been following the Hop in order you have just arrived from Nicolle's Blog.  Didn't she come up with a Wow! idea using the box?
Now its my turn to share.
Oh how I love making fun Halloween Treat Boxes so... I decided to make 
a Monster Treat Box out of the Mini Paper Pumpkin Box.
Here's a picture of what the mini boxes look like to begin with.
Punch Art is also one of my favorite things to work with.  Using Embossing Folders, Circle Punches and the new mini Acorn Punch I made him come alive.
Fill him up with candy...
Shut him back up and he is ready to delight any grandkid or friend. 
 Now it's time to hop over to Debbie's Blog and check out her Wow! version of the altered Mini Paper Pumpkin Boxes.  Just click on the link below.   I have also added supplies and a few measurements below the link to help you make a version of my monster box.  Be sure and come back and grab them later.
Crafty Hugs!
Twila
 

Supplies for Monster Box
Ink: Bermuda Bay
Cardstock: Bermuda  Bay
(2) 1" x 3 3/4", (2) 1" x 5 3/4", (1) 3 7/8" x 5 3/4" strips 
Scrap of Whisper White, Basic Black, & Granny Apple Green
Punches: Circle 2", 1 1/2", 1" (retired), Acorn Punch from Autumn Punch Pack
Tools: Big Shot, Old World Emboss Folder, Hammered Metal Emboss Folder, 1/2" x 3 1/2" die from Stitched Rectangle Dies
Other: Black Marker, Dimensional, Liquid Glue, Sponge Dauber, Scissors, Candy
Tip: when cutting out window, just add a bit of Snail to the biggest piece of Bermuda Bay CS and attach it to box top. Run through BS using Rectangle Die.  You will have to play around to find the right sandwich.  It will not cut all the way through the box. So take CS piece off and use scissors to cut out the imprinted shape.  Good luck!





















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