#1 Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator Pootles – Large Fold Close Share What You Love Box Tutorial
Well, if you haven’t fallen in love with the wonderful pearly paper that is the Share What You Love speciality paper, then I’m hoping you will now!
Interestingly, these 2 boxes don’t actually use the pearlised paper from the pack, but I think the little twinkle in the ribbon from the Garden Impressions suite is perfect as a little bit of light sparkle.
I love these sized boxes. They’re whoppers and perfect for so many things. They finish up at 8 x 3 x 2″ (20 x 7.5 x 5cm) which makes them totally fillable with so many things. Imagine some crinkled tissue paper and then a gift nestled in there.
Easy to make I hope you make some too!
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- Paper – 12 x 12″ (30 x 30cm)
- Score on the FIRST side at 2, 5, 7, 10″ (5, 12.5, 17.5, 25cm)
- Score on the SECOND side at 2, 10″ (5, 25cm)
- Coloured Panel – 2-1/8 x 4-1/8″ (5.3 x 10.3cm)
- White Panel – 2 x 4″ (5 x 10cm)
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Sam Hammond Donald
#1 Stampin’ Up! UK Independent Demonstrator
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Love the box! You are so creative!
That paper makes such a lovely box!!
Gorgeous
Hiya, when I go on the website, they call this paper, but the one you use in this post is clearly car, how can I tell which is paper and which is card when the descriptions aren’t very clear? Your projects are always very easy to follow and very useful
Hi Jackie, this is definitely paper! It’s a speciality paper with pearlescent elements, so it’s a tiny bit thicker, but 100% paper! Great quality 😉
The cardstock only comes as plain colour and paper is always patterned. That’s the easiest way to tell the difference x
Beautiful little box! Thanks for another fun project and video.