My video today is on how to make this Easter Bunny Box. You have two choices, you can make it just like this picture….or you can step it up and add some handles. (Handles are rebar tie wire found at Lowes in the lumber area.)
Click hereto watch my video on how to make the Punch Art Bunny Face.
How to make a Savanna Bag Video tutorial by Angie Juda
We share three sizes of the Savanna Bag in the video but we will demonstrate how to make the larger size.
Our scallop squares were cut with the Scallop Square Die but you could use a Charm Pack instead. The squares are only slightly larger. But don’t forget to increase the size of your fusible fleece.
Update: I’ve combined all four videos into one video, here ya go….
Here’s four videos to show you how to make the Large Savanna Bag. Also known as the Savanna Purse.
I used the Big Shot Die Cut Machine with the Scallop Square die to cut the fabric.
This video will demonstrate how to make the Tall Top Note Box.
Here’s the video…
Here’s the supply list:
Serene Snowflake stamp set
Christmas Greetings stamp set
Top Note Die
Big Shot Die Cut Machine
White Craft Ink
Basic Black Ink
Creamy Caramel Ink
Pretty in Pink Ink
Stampin’ Pastels (chalk)
Scallop Circle Punch
Small Oval Punch
Full Heart Punch
Word Window Punch
1/2 Circle Punch
1 3/8 Circle Punch
1/4 Circle Punch
Sponges
2-Way Glue Pen
Stampin’ Dimensionals
Click here if you’d like to purchase the instructions for the Tall Top Note Box. It includes a diagram of where to cut, score & apply adhesive. Click here for the Punch Art Santa.
p.s. in less than 12 hours I’ll be watching New Moon….it’s going to be very hard to think about stamps or quilting tomorrow!! I’m sure I’ll be totally obsessed with New Moon and want to talk about it all day. That’s why we’re going to see it again tomorrow afternoon. Get this….I made a new Rag Quilt Purse just to take to the movies. I’m thinking I should have made a blanket given all the hours we’ll be there.
Today’s video is on how to make the Frankenstein box or a Kit Kat Holder. The only size difference is the hair measurements (the hair on the Kit Kat holder is 2 1/2, versus 2 3/4 on the box).
I made the Dracula, Mummy, Frankenstein and three other boxes. The box measurements are the same, I just decorated it differently.
Supply list to make the Frankenstein Box:
Old Olive Cardstock 2 pieces 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 and score at 1 3/8 on two sides & bottom
Black Marker
Hair is a Grass die found at our local scrapbook store (measures 2 3/4 x 1 3/8)
White Eyes – 3/4 Circle
Black Eyes – 1/2 Circle
Old Olive Eyelids – 3/4 Circle (cut in half)
Old Olive Nose – 1/2 Circle (cut in half)
Stampin’ Dimensionals
Black ink
Sponge
Adhesive
Template for mouth
Notes for Kit Kat Holder
Hair will measure 2 1/2 x 1 3/8
10 1/2″ Black Grosgrain ribbon needed for handle
Modern Label Punch to punch for the candy bar
Here’s two more pictures of the other boxes…..
Supply List:
Twick or Tweet Stamp set #116497
Scallop Circle Punch – Black cardstock #109043
Word Window Punch – White Cardstock #105090
Old Olive Cardstock – Box
Cast a Spell Designer Paper #115677
Black Grosgrain Ribbon#115605
Watercolor Pencils #
Blender Pen #102845
Crop a dile (used to make the holes for the ribbon) #108362
1 3/8 Circle Punch – White Cardstock #104401
1 1/2 Circle from Circles #2 die #114526 – Pumpkin Pie Cardstock
Halloween Kit Kat Holders | Frankie Kit Kat Holder | Mummy Kit Kat Holder | Dracula Kit Kat Holder
I hope you think these goodies are worth the wait. I started working on the Halloween Kit Kat Holders yesterday and didn’t want to show them to you until I finished all three.
You’ve seen me make the Frankenstein & Mummies over the past three years but the Dracula is a new one for me. I owe my friend Julie a huge thanks (thanks Julie!! I owe you one) I had trouble figuring out how to do his hair and she emailed me a picture this morning on how to use a circle punch to make his hair.
I’ll get busy filming the videos tomorrow. Do you want to see a video on how to make each one of these or just the Dracula? To make the Kit Kat Holder I have video available on my Chic n Scratch Live! website and you can click here to view it. Or to make a mummy I have a picture tutorial available and you can click here to view it.
Thanks for the emails and kind words about my first audio message. I was nervous and excited all at the same time.