So easy and so awesome! It's beautiful! Look forward to seeing another video from you.

Please disregard the request for this part of the tutorial on the second part. It is beautiful and thanks for sharing this with us. Your tutorials are so great.

love it! so beautiful - have to try this!!!

I LOVE THE STATIONARY YOU HAVE MADE THANK YOU FOR THE PATTERN THAT WILL HELP ME TO CUT RIGHT AGAIN THANK YOU

BRILLIANT.TFS I just love giving projects, by that I mean projects that give you the opportunity to gift something very useful.

WOW!! This must be the coolest thing I have ever seen! Amazing, going to look for your blog right now! Have to try making one for my mom, she will love it! Thanks for sharing.

I am sooooo excited to make this!!! Thank You!!!!

Loved it! Thanks for sharing! These would make great gifts!

What a great gift. I love it!!! Looks like I have a new project to make a bunch of. I also did subscribe to your channel. Looking forward to many more videos.

I love you instructions. Very clear

Very nice...I'm loving it.

beautiful and makes a great gift. I would like to see how you finished with the inside, cards and tags.

What and absolutely cool project. Wow. TYFS.

thank you thank you for this. it's so aqesome. and I can't stop creating them ;)

I saw this on Splitcoaststampers but you are taking time and really helping us GET IT. I think I have plenty supplies other than inbellishments .I have ribbon, but no flowers. I do not know how to make them, Being 60 is not old or bad. I love painting, crafting. Whoa, love my new H20'S. But Crippling Arthritis limits me. Never knew I ordered flowers, would they be nice or junk because you can't see them . And dollar store flowers are big and fake looking and ugly. So, anybody have advice. Too late for Christmas ?

Love it thank you for sharing with me

You are just fantastic at this stuff. Thank you so much for sharing, not sure why you are not charging for these but am really glad you aren't:)

So cool :)

nice project, but i would have also liked to have seen the remaining parts that showed the front flap. The part where the stamp pocket, note pad, and pen goes. That said i did enjoy the project.. :)

@themessycraftcorner836

5 жыл бұрын

I thought something else was missing...hmmm

I just sub.and sharing this with my crafting group.

cool :)

I added a reply a few comments down and realized that I should have added the alternative instructions as a new comment at the top, whoops. They're for if you end up being off in your measurements and the top doesn't fit, how to measure a new top.

nice :) but i don't have a score board and its really complicated..is there a template or something??

a very nice stationery box....but it's very complicated.Is there an easier way to do the same???

It is very nice and I enjoyed making one, however it doesn't take the size of cards that I use (unfortunately mine are just a bit too big)! what size are you calling 'standard'?

@xero2009dc

7 жыл бұрын

She may have meant A2 5-1/2" by 4-1/4" size cards.

@kaycee7493

6 жыл бұрын

+Eileen Kenny - Right?! I thought the exact same thing! Please be a little bit more clear about standard size cards. I also watched both videos and she doesn't show how to add, or make, the little note book, or the pen,or the stamp holder. I was also disappointed that at the end she didn't put it all together and show us how well it fits, what to do if you are just a smidge off on either part, ends, ect... I would suspect that the advice in such a situation would be to trim off the extras to meet the end that's shorter... And, if the lid is too small, measure the completed and assembled bottoms (hold together with a ribbon) top... Width and length. Use those measurements for the top box and add an 1/8" (inch) to the final measurements on both the width and length. From there add 3" for the sides and then follow the rest of the instructions as they are in the video. I really enjoyed this project, thanks so much, for posting it!

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