Good Morning Everyone
Happy Thursday.
It's 3D Thursday and this week I've decided on a pretty simple project. I wanted to showcase this very beautiful medallion print that appears in our Rings of Love DSP - which is currently a FREE Saleabration reward. But you will have to be quick, it's only available until the end of August or whilst stock last!
I've gone with a traditional 3D decoupage layering technique - cutting out the image several times, but cutting away at more and more sections to get different sizes - layer these on top of each other over the under layer perfectly to match the pattern and Hey Presto! a really simple but very effective 3D element or your project. The box measures 4" x 4" x 1" so a really good size to fit all sorts in.
Measurements
Night of Navy Card Stock
1pc - 10 1/2" x 6 1/2"
Rings of Love DSP
Fussy Cut Medallions
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Take the DSP medallions and cut around one piece fully, then look at the design and cut a shape slightly smaller, keep going until your last one is the small circle in the centre - I chose to do 5. here's what they look like
Add these all together with Dimensionals to create a 3D element.
Now to create the gift box. Take you piece of Night of Navy Cardstock and score as follows:-
Long Side - 1", 5", 6" & 10"
Short Side - 1/2", 1" & 5 1/2"
Fold along all the score lines and burnish well so you have a piece that looks like this ( I have done this again in Pumpkin Pie as you could not see any lines on the night of navy piece I used for my project)
You need to start cutting away at the card to create the flaps and remove some sections. Have the cardstock in front of you as above.
- Remove the first three sections along to top line from the left and the thin one on the end, then notch in slightly on the remaining large rectangle
- On the next row down, cut down all the score lines to the next horizontal. remove the small rectangle one on the right hand side completely. Trim off a small piece of card from the top of the two squares and notch slightly. Remove the large rectangle in between these squares completely.
- cut up all the score lines along the bottom of the card to the first horizontal, and remove the rectangle on the right completely. You will be left with a shape like this.
Here's a list of supplies I used in today's project, click on the images to head over to my online store
Product List
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See you soon
Vickie
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