Stampin Up Independent Demonstrator Dawn Howard

Zoom class for 17th June At this class we will be making a squash book card - this can be used as a mini little book and you can lots of details to it. Very simple to make you need 3 pieces of 6 inch x 6 inch double sided paper and a scorer.  It's best to use non directional patterned paper. Score each piece of paper in half(3 inches) both horizontally and vertically. Then score diagonally across the paper  on just one diagonnal.  The photo below shows what your scoring should look like. Then lay all the scored pieces of paper out ready to glue together.  When applying glue make sure not to go over the score lines or your card will not fold properly . Once glued you fold the edges in and the whole card squashes up to be just 3 x 3 inches. Then it's time to make the closure using ribbon or twine under a die/punch cut circle.

On line Zoom Class Wednesday 3rd June Here are the instructions for attendees to use during the class, using the kit provided. For the main part of the box you need some fairly sturdy 12 x 12 inch cardstock and I have made use of the backing card sheet that comes in Stampin Up packs of Designer Series paper - it's always good to use everything you can.  Make sure that the writing is on the inside when you assemble the box of course and it will all be hidden.  You will need  12 x 12 strong card  DSP and co-ordinating cardstock to match - here I used magnolia lane and the (now retired hot air balloon punch and the magnolia dies for the flowers.  These measurements are for a 9cm square memo block.  1) Trim your sturdy cardstock to 11 3/4 in ch x 11 3/4 inch.  2) Score at 2inch, 4 inch , 7 3/4inch and 9 3/4 inch on both the horizontal and vertical. The picture below show the score lines as dotted lines. 3) Cut out the areas not needed and the tabs fo