My Little Red Wagon is sized to hold A2 cards and envelopes, as well as serving as a nice home decor item. The tutorial is several pages with step-by-step instructions, pictures, and diagrams to help you successfully complete your own Little Red Wagon. Cost of tutorial is $5.00 US. Please allow me up to 24 hours to e-mail you the tutorial once I receive payment. Thank you!
My "Wooden" Wagon is sized to hold A2 cards and envelopes, as well as serving as a nice home decor item. The tutorial is several pages with step-by-step instructions, pictures, and diagrams to help you successfully complete your own “Wooden” Wagon. Cost of this tutorial $6.00 US. Please allow me up to 24 hours to e-mail you the tutorial once I receive payment. Thank you!
Here is another stationery box that I made using up some of my larger scraps. I don't have a template for this, I just started putting together pieces and after a half hour or so, viola! A stationery box! The chipboard flowers were left over from a class I did for my after school papercrafters. (I cut them with a Sizzix die.)
Inside the box is an assortment of larger cards and smaller cards with envelopes. I only made three of each (because I find it really difficult to make more than one of anything!!! Card swaps kill me!! lol). There is plenty of room to insert more cards and envelopes, stamps, and a pen.
The only things stamped on this project are the leaves. The leaf stamp in from ACWP's Stylized Flowers set. I used Always Artichoke ink from SU! to stamp them.
The die cut flowers were cut from white chipboard, so I just rubbed the edges with Pink Pirouette ink from SU! and adhered them with dimensionals. The card stock is also Pink Pirouette from SU! The buttons and linen thread are from SU! too. The green paper is from K & Company. The ribbon is from Michael's. Scroll down to see more views of this project.
Thanks for looking!
