I've seen this origami box on several blogs in different designer series papers and it looks beautiful on every single blog. It's taken a while but I've finally tracked down some instructions on how to make it on SplitCoastStamper's technique challenge page. After fiddling for some time I worked out the folds and finally came up with this. Not too bad for a first attempt.
It takes plenty of chocolates like Elizabeth Shaw mints decorated with punched scallop circles or twilight or if you're feeling extravagent you could easily layer handmade chocolates inside also. Alternatively it will fit small notelets and envelopes and could end up being a really super gift for a teacher at the end of the year!
I've seen this origami box on several blogs in different designer series papers and it looks beautiful on every single blog. It's taken a while but I've finally tracked down some instructions on how to make it on SplitCoastStamper's technique challenge page. After fiddling for some time I worked out the folds and finally came up with this. Not too bad for a first attempt.
It takes plenty of chocolates like Elizabeth Shaw mints decorated with punched scallop circles or twilight or if you're feeling extravagent you could easily layer handmade chocolates inside also. Alternatively it will fit small notelets and envelopes and could end up being a really super gift for a teacher at the end of the year!
2 comments:
This is fab! Love the colors used and may just feel brave enough to have a go myself now!!
Love the box! Thanks for sharing.
Alex x
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