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Box Card for Ghirardelli Chocolate Squares

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First craft tutorial of the year is a Box Card for Ghirardelli Chocolate Squares. I will also show have to make a matching box envelope with the envelope board by We R Memory Keepers.

Hi everyone! I’m back with the first craft tutorial this year and in 8 months! It’s been a long hiatus but I’m back and so inspired to craft. In todays tutorial I’m making a thank you card to a dear friend. I wanted to it to be a card and a gift at the same time so decided to send some Ghirardelli Chocolate Squares in a box card. Realised after creating the envelope that I had some extra space, so filled it with to of my favorite muji pens. If you wanna see more like this please comment below, or comment what you rather see.

If you are looking for more box card tutorials two of my own favorites are, Snowed In | Hersey Chocolate Bar Box and Instant Cocoa Box | You’re The Marsmallows To My Cocoa

Close up images of a blue-green box card covered in pattern paper with clouds and strings of hearts. With a vellum shaker at the bottom decorated with a heat embossed sentiment saying "thank you" and a winged unicorn corgi with a bow.
  • Close up image of a stamped cartoon corgy with wings and a unicorn horn, the colored image sits in the shaker part of the blue-green box card covered in pattern paper with clouds and strings of hearts.
  • Close up images of a blue-green box card covered in pattern paper with clouds and strings of hearts, on the lower part it has a shaker made out of vellum with a Thank you stamped and heat embossed in white on the top and a winged unicorn corgi at the bottom left corner.
  • Close up images of the inside of a blue-green box card covered in pattern paper with clouds and strings of hearts. The opened card has a sentiment in the lower right corner saying "you are a limited edition", on top of the sentiment is a unicorn cat with a skirt and a bow.
  • Close up of inside of a blue-green box card covered in pattern paper with clouds and strings of hearts. The closeup is focused on the unicorn cat with a skirt and wings that sits on top of a sentiment saying "you're a limited edition"
  • Close up images of the inside of a blue-green box card covered in pattern paper with clouds and strings of hearts. The box is open and a ghiraddelli chocolate square sticks out.
  • Close up images of a blue-green box card covered in pattern paper with clouds and strings of hearts. The card sticks out of an envelope.
  • Close up images of a blue-green box card covered in pattern paper with clouds and strings of hearts. The card sticks out of an envelope.
  • Closeup of a box envelope made from pattern paper with clouds and strings of heart on.

To make it easier for you I have made a little schema on how to cut and score the different pieces. You can either download the pdf HERE. Or just right click and chose save on the jpg below.

Cut dimensions for layers

White card stock, front: 4″ x 5 1/2″
Pattern paper, front: 3 7/8″ x 5 3/8″
Two of white card stock, inside: 1 7/8″ x 5 3/8″
Two of pattern paper, inside: 1 3/4″ x 5 1/4″
Inner sentiment strip: 2″ x 3/4″

Copics:

E11, E21, R01, R00, R000, R0000, B000, B0000

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Supplies:

MFT Vellum: MFT
MFT Unicorns and Glitter: MFT SSS
MFT Card Stock Summer Splash: MFT
MFT Ink Summer Splash: MFT SSS
Memento Tuxedo Black: SSS AMZ SBC
WRM Envelope Punch Board: SSS AMZ SBC
Neenah Solar White 80lb: SSS AMZ SBC
Fiskars Trimmer : SSS AMZ
Mini Score Board: SSS AMZ SBC
Teflon Bonefolder: SSS AMZ SBC
Tape Runner: SSS AMZ SBC

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I'm a computer engineer in my 40s, but my passion lays in crafts. All kind of crafts :)

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