A Tutorial for an Oriental Card in a Box and a Give Away

Happy New Year!   This post is just to let you know about my new tutorial that I have for sale -  The five page PDF file contains detailed instructions and photos on how you can make this Oriental Card in a Box which is made from Stampin' Up!'s ® Gift Card Envelope Thinlits, SU stamps, punches and other dies. All the measurements are in inches.

To celebrate the New Year anyone that puts a Stampin' Up! order in through my on-line store in the month of January, will receive my tutorial for FREE (Aussie residents only).

PDF Tutorial

 

 

   

 

There's a couple of sneak peeks to some brand new items heading our way on the 5th January - Botanical Gardens Designer Vellum Stack (Free SAB item) and Cups and Kettle Framelits Dies (Occasions Catty 2016). 

I really love how it folds flat for posting but easily opens up to form an elaborate 3D card.  It's now on it's way to my sister for her birthday (with a gift card inside).

If you would like to purchase the instructions just click on the tab at the top of my blog - My Tutorials for Sale.

Happy crafting for 2016!

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