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A sweet selection box

 Every year I make something for my children ( who are all grown ups I hasten to add) 

That is sweet based this year I found a tutorial by another crafter Sam Callcott 

And decided to CASE  it and these are the boxes I came up with the tutorial is super easy to follow  with amazing results 



Aren’t they amazing !

I made 3 for my children and 1 for a friend and love each of them 

To begin you will need a several pieces of card stock  

Piece 1
8 1/4” x 11” 
scoring the long side at 1/2, 11/2”,10”
And the short side at 1”,71/4”
You will need to cut out the center of the card leaving  a 1” border
Piece 2 
81/4” x 91/2”
Scoring the long side at 81/2”
And the short side at 1”,71/4”
Piece 3 
71/4” x 81/2” 
Score short side at 1” 

You will need a piece of acetate cut to 51/2”x 71/2”

A piece of  gold card cut to 53/4” x 8” with the center cut out leaving a 7/8” border 
And a piece of cardstock or DSP cut to 71/2” x 51/4” with the center cut out leaving a 5/8” border

You will also needed 

X2 pieces of gold cardstock cut to 81/4” x 6”
X2 DSP cut to 8”x 53/4”



To construct the box layer up the acetate and the 2 cut out pieces of gold and DSP /cardstock pieces add them to piece 1 on the outside next add piece 2 to piece one making sure the bottom lines up glue the end without the 1/2 “ flap down 



Add the gold sands DSP layers to both sides of piece 3 before adding to the main box
I found it easier to load my box before adding the lid as it helped the box maintain its shape.




For box 4 I added a piece of silver paper to create a pocket for a gift card or money to be added which is optional 

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