Anne Hayward, Blue Moon Creations, 719-784-2275, annehayward@wildblue.net

Bag in a Box using the Envelope Punch Board

1. Start with a 6”x 6” piece of card stock or

Designer Series Paper.

2. Line up paper in the Envelope Punch

Board at the 1 3/8” mark. Punch and

score.

Stamp Set: Says it All

Ink: Coastal Cabana

Paper: Very Vanilla, Baked Brown Sugar,

Tangerine Tango, Retro Fresh DSP

Accessories: Envelope Punch Board, ¾”, Boho

Blossoms, Word Window and Modern Label

Punches, Candy Dots, SNAIL Adhesive, various

ribbon, Mini Glue Dots

Anne Hayward, Blue Moon Creations, 719-784-2275, annehayward@wildblue.net

3. Slide paper over to the 4” mark. Punch and

score.

4. Rotate the paper. Line the guide up to the 1st

score line. Punch and score. Slide paper over

to 2nd score line. Punch and score.

5. Rotate paper again. Punch, score, rotate

until all 4 sides are complete.

Anne Hayward, Blue Moon Creations, 719-784-2275, annehayward@wildblue.net

6. Round corners.

7. Punch handles using a ¾” circle punch.

8. Determine which side will be the front of the

box. Fold the smaller triangles over to the

front, securing with SNAIL adhesive.

Anne Hayward, Blue Moon Creations, 719-784-2275, annehayward@wildblue.net

9. In order to form the box,

you will need to create flaps

that will criss cross fold the

front. To create the flaps,

cut up along the score lines

on either side of the larger

triangles. Cut up to the

center score lines.

10. On the inside of the box, place a Mini Glue

Dot on each of the inside corners of the cut

flaps along the cut lines.

Anne Hayward, Blue Moon Creations, 719-784-2275, annehayward@wildblue.net

12. Decorate as desired. Fill with candy or other goodies.

Bag in the Boxes I made as thank you gifts for a recent class. They are filled with Snicker Mini candy bars.

Retired DSP and scrap paper and ribbon were used.

11. To form the box, fold 1 edge to the front.

Fold 2nd edge to the front, overlapping the first.

Do the same on the other side.