I've added more files to the twist top box I posted a while ago. There are now 2 flat bottom boxes. The short box holds an ornament perfectly. I'm going to use this box to give my glitter ornaments in (yet to be made!!!)
Thanks so much for the video Denise! My kids and I made some of those glitter ornaments also, and I was wondering how to package them. I will definitely try this. Thanks again!
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Sheena, Here is the link for diirections without using a cricut. It's where I first saw the box! http://www.dawnsstampingthoughts.net/2009/11/twist-box-video.html
Denise, thank you so much for the e-mail re the scoring. I couldn't get any score marks so I upped it to 1-1/4 on blade and high on pressure. It did work BUT it did do a tiny cut, no matter what the change that is the best I could come up with. Do you have any other changes I could make? Do you get a tiny cut also? Thanks again.
Amazing Denise thanks for sharing.
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Wonderful Denise thanks for sharing
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Thanks so much for the video Denise!
ReplyDeleteMy kids and I made some of those glitter ornaments also, and I was wondering how to package them. I will definitely try this. Thanks again!
Love these boxes..is there any directions for those who don't have DS to use a file? Just wondering :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! Your blog post will be advertised on the DigiFree Blog Cutting Freebie search engine today (look for timestamp: 09 Dec [LA 02:00pm, NY 05:00pm, UK 10:00pm] - 10 Dec [OZ 09:00am]).
ReplyDeleteSheena,
ReplyDeleteHere is the link for diirections without using a cricut. It's where I first saw the box!
http://www.dawnsstampingthoughts.net/2009/11/twist-box-video.html
Wow! Very cool! I love boxes & bags!
ReplyDeleteHow fun. I love your wonderful ideas. I really do plan to make some of these. Thanks for sharing the video you make it look sooo easy.
ReplyDeleteThank You Denise!...I would love to use my Cricut for it but I don't have DS yet :)
ReplyDeleteSheena,
ReplyDeleteThe trial version works with plantin schoolbook if you have the expression, so you can use it!!!! The trial version is free at cricut.com
Those are terrific. I think Santa may have to make some for little gifts.
ReplyDeletethanks I was looking for a cool box for small gifts...I think I will try this one.
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Denise, thank you so much for the e-mail re the scoring. I couldn't get any score marks so I upped it to 1-1/4 on blade and high on pressure. It did work BUT it did do a tiny cut, no matter what the change that is the best I could come up with. Do you have any other changes I could make? Do you get a tiny cut also? Thanks again.
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Love your videos!! Thanks for sharing your great ideas. I always look forward to checking your blog.
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Great video and cute boxes! What cart do you need for the file?
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I thought I had just used PS, but I think I might have used GB a couple of times! You could easily switch out the shapes though.
ReplyDeleteGreat video! That sure did shorten my learning curve! Thank you : )
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteToday I posted an entry on my blog with a link to this video.
I'd apprecaite your letting me know if that's OK.
Thanks,
Nancy Ward
http://paperfriendly.blogspot.com
Fabulous tutorial, thank you so much for sharing. I can't wait to try these out.
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