Envelope Punch Board Card Box

Sheesh, I almost forgot to show you the rest of the Envelope Punch Board class projects! So today is going to be a twofer - a card and a card box!

We made this adorable snowman card (and you know how I looove snowmen!), using the file folder-style card base inspired by Patty Bennett. (Again. I mean, really, the woman is a genius so I just have to follow along in her path, CASEing what I can! And you know what?  I've met her and she's really nice, too!)

The snowman was inspired by a convention swap card I got from my downline, Natalie Kennedy.  She is personally responsible for me wanting that Snow Day stamp set - I wasn't really that interested until I saw her adorable card. Helpful hint: the carrot nose turns out kind of faded if you stamp it on the Whisper White Craft ink. I found it better to stamp on white cardstock, cut it out, and glue it on. That made placing it just right a lot easier, too!

STAMPS: Snow Day, More Merry Messages   CARDSTOCK: Crumb Cake, Early Espresso, Whisper White, Season of Style DSP stack, Red Glimmer and Silver Glimmer paper   INK: Whisper White Craft, StazOn Jet Black, Cherry Cobbler, Pumpkin Pie, Early Espresso   ACCESSORIES: Envelope Punch Board, Owl Punch (for heart), Multipurpose Glue

And this is the card box we made to keep the cards in. It will hold four cards and envelopes, if the cards aren't too heavily embellished.

STAMP: Christmas Tagables photoploymer   CARDSTOCK: Cherry Cobbler Textured 12x12, Champagne Glimmer Paper, Season of Style DSP, Pop & Place Holiday Gift Tag   INK: Cherry Cobbler   ACCESSORIES: Simply Scored, Sticky Strip, Silicone Craft Sheet, hot glue gun (non-SU)

I didn't realize what a crappy picture this is.....it really looks way better IRL. Maybe if you click to enlarge it, you can see it better.  Come back tomorrow to see how easily this box can be made with the Envelope Punch Board!