Please note there has been some confusion of the dimensions of this card. I used a regular A4 card from stampin up to make this I then trimmed only a small amount off the length to make the over all size 11"x 8-3/8" or 21cm x 27.9cm. please also note i have had to learn inches to give these projects to you. I you are nedding these mesurements in centimeters the overall card size is 29cmx21cm on the landscape score at 6 1/2cm , 10 1/2cm , 18 1/2cm and 22 1/2cm flip it to portrait and score at 4cm and 17cm to make the V shape in the center you will place marks at 14 1/2cm on the landscape on either side .
so here are a few more cards ive been making....enjoy
Blessings to you
Jesus died under God's judgment against
our sins, so that He could rescue us from
constant falling into sin and make us His
very own people, with cleansed hearts and
real enthusiasm for doing kind things for others.
Titus 2:14
Box Card Pattern
Thanks so much for making this tutorial Valita! Ive seen these and wondered how they were made. Love your tutorial its very clear and easy to follow.
ReplyDeleteLove your other cards too.
Thanks so much for your generosity in sharing this inspiring project :) I can't wait to try it!
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ReplyDeleteI love your little box card. Thank you so much for sharing the tutorial.
Your other cards are really pretty, too. I'm also working on a "door-card" at the moment. Just need some rhinestones for the wreath. *wink*
Have a great day.
Hello!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant idea Valita! You are a master! :<) Love this card! Thank you for the great tutorial!
Wishing you a happy day!
Barbara Diane
i love yoiur card box but what size was your sheet of cardstock i dont have a scor pal would the measurements be the same hope to hear back thank you once again love your card
ReplyDeleteLOVE the tutorial! I am a visual person and this helped me greatly! I hope you will be doing more videos of your projects!! God bless!
ReplyDeleteOMG - you are killing me.....I fainted when I saw your great creation...I just love how you took this fold and created something out of the box!!!! (literally!!!) I LOVE YOU!!!! You are so fabulous!!! Thanks for such great inspriation.
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Patti
Valita, First of all, Congrats on your hubby getting a job! Isn't it wonderful what the power of prayer can do! Thanks for sharing your beautiful creations and patterns with us! Lady........you rock!
ReplyDeleteI am super impressed with this project! I came here from Paper Punch Addiction. My husband saw it and he told me that if you did a video that we would BOTH have to watch it. Thanks for blessing my day. :) By the way I just signed up to get your email updates! Can't wait to take some time to look at your entire blog.
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i used a regular A4 size which is the same size as printer paper. and yes you can do this same thing without a score pal :) it will turn out just the same
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea, thanks for sharing and the tute video!
ReplyDeletewow, I love this and will have to try it out. thanks for another great video.
ReplyDeleteOh! Such fun and delightful cards.
ReplyDeleteLove each one of them :o)
Thank you for the instructions....
Hugs, Candy
Oh this is so lovely and clever....thanks so much for sharing the instructions.
ReplyDeleteValita, you soooooo rock. this is a fantastic card and ty for sharing the pattern...... And thanx for sharing your creativity
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted the directions for this card, thank you so much for doing a video for those of us who need a visual. But I am still confused about the original size cardstock you used. Can you give actual dimensions in inches. I have tried to make the box but I am not sure I started with the correct dimensions. I thought you started with an 8 1/2 x 11 sheet, but you said in the beginning that you trimmed a little off and that confused me. A4 means nothing to me and I couldn't find that dimension on google. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to try your box card. Your video makes it clear and easy to follow the instructions. Thanks for sharing your talents.
ReplyDeleteSharon from Puyallup, WA
Thank you so much for sharing the tutorial. I come to you blog for inspiration.
ReplyDeleteMichelle
Thanks for sharing what a cool project
ReplyDeleteOh Mah Goodness! Your Santa's mustache is made from the bird punch! Ah, that is just so clever! Can't wait to try a box, now Ü
ReplyDeleteThanks for all you do!
I just wanted to link you to my blog were I made a card using your instructions, thanks a million.
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thanks again!
-- dalis
thank you so much for this video...
ReplyDeletethis would be great to mail to my secret pal with a little something inside...well done
This is my first time in your blog ~ I had to come see your box card~ stampergirl sent me..
ReplyDeletegreat video tutorial, thanks for sharing, I will have to make one! I will let you know when I post in my blog!
Thanks
Gaby
gabycreates.com
Hello Valita, great tutorial. Definitely gonna make one, or two or three hihihi!! Really like this card.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Frea
Thank you fot sharing this with us. I realy like this kind of cards.
ReplyDeleteYesterday I mad mine version of it. You can see it on my Blog if you want to. (sorry for my englisch, I'm not so good with that)
greetings MArjolijn.
http://scraplijn.blogspot.com/2010/11/boxcard.html
Valita, thank you so much for sharing! I admire your skills so much and now I definitely feel a CASE coming on! I am so pleased that your husband has found employment in these dreadfully uncertain times. The Lord really does provide for us in our time of need and often in the most unlikey way.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea, thanks for sharing and the nice video!
ReplyDeletePlastic Card.
The box is adorable, thank-you so much for sharing creativity with all of us.
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Devina
Everett, WA
Great project and great directions! thanks for sharing! This would make a great holder for a gift card too!
ReplyDeletePeggy
http://stampinpegcadillo.blogspot.com
Fantastic idea. Your tutorials are so easy to follow. I can't wait to make one of these!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for that tutorial. I love this box card.
ReplyDeleteI love this card. I make one....Eu fiz um e ficou lindo, vou postar no meu blog, com os seus créditos.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMaking a simple box card video have a lot of useful information you have done a great job...
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Thank you so much for this tutorial and written instructions! I have already made 2 and am loving it! Can't wait to decorate it! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteVery nice and inspiring card making tutorial. Hope to make a success. Thanks for sharing. It really looks gorgeous. :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome tutorial!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great job, thanks for posting it
ReplyDeleteSuch a great job, thanks for posting it.
ReplyDeleteCards are looking nice and color is also spot on.
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Valita!!!
ReplyDeleteFirst I LOVE your precious name--Years ago I had a dear friend named Valita and the Lord brought her to mind last week---maybe it was because He was going to lead me to you:)
Second---You do such an uber lovely job!! Thank you so very much for sharing, allowing me to learn form you , AND for shining His light:) Huge HUGS!! be blessed
~Beyond Measure
Tammy
www.urbeyondmeasure.com
I'm really late in viewing this, but saw it on Pinterest. It caught my attention and had to come to your site. This beautiful and your directions are fabulous! I'm going to do this as a birthday card for one of my nephews. :-) Thank you so much for sharing!
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ReplyDeletecan u juz help me out! I bought a beautiful mobile back cover for iPhone 3, fo a friend of mine. I wana make a card, shaped exactly like an iPhone. I want it such, that can fit inside that cover, and when i press a button, the card opens and pops out!! Can u help me out with such a mechanism??
Captivating...design is unique and shades are pleasing....but i think use of video to demonstrate the process is much more appropriate then snaps....
ReplyDeletevery, very cool box card great video
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I love your Christmas Box Card. I just made my first box card and posted it on my blog.(Not as great as yours but not bad for a first attempt.) Instead of writing out the directions and making a video, I just put a link on my blog. I figure there is no sense in re-inventing the wheel (in this case the card) and your blog is just so amazing with your videos and diagrams, I just had referred any one interested on how it is made to your blog. BTW...I am one of your followers.
ReplyDeleteLovely box card idea , I've never made one before or even knew what one looked like . So Thankyou for sharing this it's lovely xx
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