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I really like the little box you can make with the
Scallop Envelope die, so I started thinking about making a box with the
Pennant die. Here's a little gifty box made with the small pennants.
You'll need to cut 4 small pennants. I originally made this box using DSP, but obviously using cardstock makes a sturdier box. Leave the pennants folded, and cut off the bottom corner as shown below, on all 4.
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I measured the bottom of the folded pennant, and the outside dimension equalled 2-3/4". When you make the bottom for the box, you'll use a square piece of cardstock that same size.
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Next, I opened the pennant up & counted down 8 scallops from the top, counting the top scallop as number 1. I then folded the tip down at that point.
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After folding all four, I turned them over and added
sticky strip as shown below, to all 4 pieces.
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Take 2 of the pennants, line the bottom tabs up and stick the first piece onto the second.
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Continue until they are all connected, as shown below.
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Then stick the ends of the strip together.
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Next cut your bottom piece, 2-3/4" square, add sticky to the outside edge of the sqaure and stick into place at the bottom of the box. It will adhere to the bottom tabs.
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I decided to dress my box up a little, so I cut 4 more pennant tops, using scraps of
Bella Rose Designer Series Paper. I trimmed off the scalloped edge at the perforated line, measured it from tip to end and trimmed the wide end off at 1-3/4".
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Then I glued the DSP pieces to the folded over corners. As you can see in the first photo of the completed box, I added a little ribbon and the stamped heart from the
Sale-A-Bration set, Polka Dot Punches, which I punched out using Stampin' Up!'s
Full Heart punch.
If you decide to try this out, I'd love to see it!
Thanks for stopping by,