I thought it would be fun to juxtapose the Flying Seeds and small Sand
Pictures in a project where soft natural forms would meet square, geometric
patterns. Turns out, they were made for each other!
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Select your favorite Fit It flap type box template. I chose one with a
squared off look, but any style will work.
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Change the box measurements to a square cube (height, width and thickness
match), or make any shape you prefer, and print out templates in assorted
sizes on lightweight computer paper.
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Adhere template to back of Stamp Art papers (many of the papers in this set
have a definite front and back to them).
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Cut on solid lines. Score, fold and assemble boxes that will not be stamped,
but do not score and fold the ones you will stamp till after stamping.
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Stamp Sand Pictures squares in Chiffon White on darker blue boxes. Note:
The ink looks pink on the pad, but changes to a soft white when it is
stamped. Position the stamps, centered on sides of cube, like the medium
size box, or stamp randomly, like the tiny blue box. Stamp sand art squares
on dark blue paper and cut this paper in strips to use as a faux ribbon
(large white box).
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Stamp flying seeds on parchment card stock. Cut out seeds to use as
embellishments (medium and small boxes) or cut strips for faux ribbon (small
white box). Make some of the parchment card stock into shipping tags and use
them to decorate a box and act as a handle on the flap. Add metallic cord, a
dried seed pod, or other embellishments.
Note: Shipping tag (free) software
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Use scraps to create collage cards and shipping tags. Note: There is enough
paper left for additional projects, these boxes didn't require the whole
package.
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