I find glue dots to be a pain in the rear, but they’re so efficient! I guess I will drag mine out and give them a go again! You probably know, but TH-cam creates *mixes, I think they’re called, so whenever I review someone’s video, I always click on their mix if TH-cam has created one so I can continue watching their videos. I see this one is six years old. You’re probably surprised to get a view of it! Regards, Donna. P.S. I am a subscriber and watch your videos religiously!
It's hard to find a cute little box that uses 6x6 paper. I have so many 6x6 paper packs, and most of the tiny boxes I find use a rectangle that's longer than 6 inches. So I was delighted to find this tutorial that uses 6x6 paper, and is also adorable. Thanks!
Hi from Sweden 🤗 Thank you for sharing this as I have been looking for his box as I 2have only seen it with German 🙈 I was wondering if you ever have don it bigger like doing a 12x12 split in 4 ? Thank you 🤗
Can you also teach me your technique in figuring out the measurements in case I want to do a different size besides 2inches x 2 inches I will be able to figure it out on my own. Thank you so much
Hello, so cute, I would like to do it but bigger how I do with the size of the paper and the measures in the punch board? Like 9 x 9 inches , please help me !!¡ Saludos desde Guatemala !!!
I only work in Imperial measurements, but you'll start with a 9-1/4" square piece of cardstock and the punch/score line is 2-1/2". Because the paper is so large, you'll just need to flip your cardstock to do the 2nd punch/score line - also at 2-1/2". I hope that makes sense!
You'll also need to line up the 2nd diagonal scoreline with the score guide and score (no need to punch) so that you get the additional score lines you need. This might warrant a video :)
Hi Raquel! Try starting with a 6-1/2” square piece of cardstock. First punch & score at 1-7/8” and second punch & score at 4-5/8”. I haven’t personally confirmed these measurements as the Envelope Punch Board has been retired, but let me know!
This is excellent, thank you. Ideal for making a little Advent Calendar and easy to make a frame for xx Jean from Scotland.
I find glue dots to be a pain in the rear, but they’re so efficient! I guess I will drag mine out and give them a go again! You probably know, but TH-cam creates *mixes, I think they’re called, so whenever I review someone’s video, I always click on their mix if TH-cam has created one so I can continue watching their videos. I see this one is six years old. You’re probably surprised to get a view of it! Regards, Donna. P.S. I am a subscriber and watch your videos religiously!
Thank you so much, Donna Jo!
Nice tutorial. Love watching your videos!
It's hard to find a cute little box that uses 6x6 paper. I have so many 6x6 paper packs, and most of the tiny boxes I find use a rectangle that's longer than 6 inches. So I was delighted to find this tutorial that uses 6x6 paper, and is also adorable. Thanks!
Ugh sooo cuutee 💘
Love it❤ Question, how can I make this box but in 4x4x4???😊
Thank you so much! I’m not sure that’s possible for this style box, as that’s a pretty large size!
I've been looking for a small box like this, doing Advent calendar I can make 4 from 1 sheet of 12x12 perfect thanks again...Will post when complete
This box is perfect for an Advent calendar! Can’t wait to see what you come up with!
Love the box 📦💜
Hi from Sweden 🤗
Thank you for sharing this as I have been looking for his box as I 2have only seen it with German 🙈
I was wondering if you ever have don it bigger like doing a 12x12 split in 4 ?
Thank you 🤗
Hi Elaine! Thank you so much! I haven’t done a bigger one, since we no longer sell the Envelope Punch Board.
Love your videos
Thanks
Thank you!
Can you also teach me your technique in figuring out the measurements in case I want to do a different size besides 2inches x 2 inches I will be able to figure it out on my own. Thank you so much
This resource may be helpful for you: thecraftyowl.co.uk/boxbuster/
Great! To reinforce a glued bottom i always use the Tombow bottle :)
Adorable gift box. This is perfect for party favors. Tfs
Thank you, Linda! This is one of my favorite boxes!
SO CUTE!!!
Thank you so much, Charlene!
Very cute. Just curious, is your work surface your actual table, or is that a mat of some sort?
Thank you, Anita! It’s a desk pad that I’ve covered with a wood-grain bulletin board paper I found at Michaels 😊
Superb video. Thank you
Thank you so much!
Hello, so cute, I would like to do it but bigger how I do with the size of the paper and the measures in the punch board? Like 9 x 9 inches , please help me !!¡ Saludos desde Guatemala !!!
Thank you so much! I will have to try this and figure out dimensions for you. Stay tuned!
The Paper Pixie thanks, saludos desde Guatemala
I went to purchase the 1 3/8 circle punch. It doesn't seem to be available. Should I get the 1 3/8 scallop punch instead. Why not available?
Unfortunately, the 1-3/8” Circle Punch has been retired 🙁
@@ThePaperPixie Why do they retire them?
So that they can make room for new products ❤️
Good day, I want to make a box that is 8cm by 8cm. What size paper will I need and what will the scoring line be. Can you help?
I only work in Imperial measurements, but you'll start with a 9-1/4" square piece of cardstock and the punch/score line is 2-1/2". Because the paper is so large, you'll just need to flip your cardstock to do the 2nd punch/score line - also at 2-1/2". I hope that makes sense!
You'll also need to line up the 2nd diagonal scoreline with the score guide and score (no need to punch) so that you get the additional score lines you need. This might warrant a video :)
Thank you so much, I will try this
I’ve been wracking my brain trying to figure out the measurement for 2x2 size box. Can you help me pls
Hi Raquel! Try starting with a 6-1/2” square piece of cardstock. First punch & score at 1-7/8” and second punch & score at 4-5/8”. I haven’t personally confirmed these measurements as the Envelope Punch Board has been retired, but let me know!
@@ThePaperPixie thank you so much. I will let you know for sure.
do u have the link for the German demonstrator?
Yes, the link is included in my detailed blog post, which is linked in the description.
Hi ich schaue dir aus Berlin zu. Sorry mein englisch ist nicht gut, deshalb auf deutsch. Grüße aus Berlin
Ich danke dir sehr!
Love your videos