Glamorous Handmade Necklace Holder Box and #MakeitGiveit Sweepstakes
Hello everyone! Nina here! I'm excited to share a quick way to custom-made a necklace holder with the popular Envelope Punch Board and the #MakeItGiveIt Sweepstakes - a partnership between Jo-Ann Stores and the National Military Family Association.
The oversized golden flowers were made with the Flower Punch Board from some Goldie Lox Foil Paper. I've shared a tutorial on the Flower Punch Board earlier here and I am sharing a quick how-tos for the necklace holder made from a piece of kraft cardstock (12"x12") and the Envelope Punch Board.
Ever since Laura shared the Box Buster with us, I've been wanting to try it! How cool is it to make any size of a box using our beloved Envelope Punch Board? I measured the necklace (handmade by my crafty friend Kimmers!) and decided the size for the box: 7-1/2" (depth), 4" (width) and 1" (height). I put these numbers in and got the following measurements:
Paper Size: 10-3/8"
First Punch: 3-1/4"
Second Punch: 4-5/8"
It took me a while to figure out how to use these measurements but once I did it was super quick and easy to make one!
1. Trim cardstock to 10-3/8" square. Score and Punch at both 3-1/4" and 4-5/8" at one side:
If your paper overhangs the board, you can put a piece of cardstock along a score line to help extend it in the same direction.
2. Rotate the paper 180 degrees to score and punch at 3-1/4" and 4-5/8" on the opposite side. Finished as shown:
3. Rotate the paper 90 degrees, either direction will work. lined up the score lines with the pointer and score the rest of the lines:
Rotate 180 degrees to finish the last side.
4. Mark the center of the edges of the small flaps and score from where the two score lines crossed:
So we can fold the flaps in as shown:
5. Trim one of the longer flaps and close the box:
6. [Optional] Use a Hook & Loop Tab to close the box. You can also fasten with a piece of tape on the outside.
7. Make your flowers. Tutorial here. I paired the size S and L flowers for my box.
The oversized foil flower made all the difference!
You can also just tie ribbon around the box. I tried some super glittery tape:
But the gold looks so cute under the tree!
Wrapping the gifts totally brought my holiday spirit up another level!
Glamorous Handmade Necklace Holder Box
We went all gold and glamor for our tree and gift wrapping this year. We can all use some glitter and metallic shine for Christmas, can't we?
The oversized golden flowers were made with the Flower Punch Board from some Goldie Lox Foil Paper. I've shared a tutorial on the Flower Punch Board earlier here and I am sharing a quick how-tos for the necklace holder made from a piece of kraft cardstock (12"x12") and the Envelope Punch Board.
Ever since Laura shared the Box Buster with us, I've been wanting to try it! How cool is it to make any size of a box using our beloved Envelope Punch Board? I measured the necklace (handmade by my crafty friend Kimmers!) and decided the size for the box: 7-1/2" (depth), 4" (width) and 1" (height). I put these numbers in and got the following measurements:
Paper Size: 10-3/8"
First Punch: 3-1/4"
Second Punch: 4-5/8"
It took me a while to figure out how to use these measurements but once I did it was super quick and easy to make one!
1. Trim cardstock to 10-3/8" square. Score and Punch at both 3-1/4" and 4-5/8" at one side:
If your paper overhangs the board, you can put a piece of cardstock along a score line to help extend it in the same direction.
2. Rotate the paper 180 degrees to score and punch at 3-1/4" and 4-5/8" on the opposite side. Finished as shown:
3. Rotate the paper 90 degrees, either direction will work. lined up the score lines with the pointer and score the rest of the lines:
Rotate 180 degrees to finish the last side.
4. Mark the center of the edges of the small flaps and score from where the two score lines crossed:
So we can fold the flaps in as shown:
5. Trim one of the longer flaps and close the box:
6. [Optional] Use a Hook & Loop Tab to close the box. You can also fasten with a piece of tape on the outside.
7. Make your flowers. Tutorial here. I paired the size S and L flowers for my box.
The oversized foil flower made all the difference!
You can also just tie ribbon around the box. I tried some super glittery tape:
But the gold looks so cute under the tree!
Wrapping the gifts totally brought my holiday spirit up another level!
#MakeitGiveit Sweeptakes
Win one of the FIVE $100 Jo-Ann gift cardss
#Makeitgiveit is more than just an online sweepstakes; it is a partnership between Jo-Ann and the National Military Family Association this holiday season. To celebrate, we want to give you a $100 Jo-Ann gift card as part of our Holiday Make it - Give it Sweepstakes! Entering is easy, just share a picture on Instagram of a holiday project you are working on and tag it with #MakeItGiveIt and you're entered! You have until December 25th, so start snapping pics! We'll pick 5 winners and announce them on December 30th. We'll also be donating 5 - $100 gift cards to the National Military Family Association to distribute to families. See official rules here: http://bit.ly/MIGI14. All entries will be featured on our Make Gifts Merrier Holiday Hub at http://share.joann.com, so be sure to check it out!Exciting? :) No purchase required. All you need to do is to share a photo of a holiday project you are working on and hashtag #MakeItGiveIt on Instagram! Good luck, everyone! This post is part of the Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores® Make Gifts Merrier campaign. I received compensation in craft supplies; however, this is my personal, honest opinion based on my experience. All products used were my personal choice.
I thought I was following instructions, but my box is wonky. It would be nice is you could do a video of how you made it. That would be extremely helpful.
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Ooooh, this is sooo cute!
Shelly on