Scor-pal & Die Cuts with a View Week - Day 5

Today we continue a week long feature with our friends at Die Cuts with a View , also known as DCWV. Our designers have out done themselves once again to bring you some fun and exciting projects using not only Scor-pal products, but also, a mix of fun products from DCWV. Of course, that's not all. The DCWV team is playing with Scor-pal products this week on the DCWV Blog too! 

As always, there a prizes to be won!! 

Be sure to visit both the Scor-pal blog and DCWV blog each day this week to see more project ideas and to enter for chances to win some great prizes. To be entered into the random drawing for a Scor-buddy prize simply leave a comment here on the Scor-pal blog each day for a chance to win. 

There will be other ways to earn extra chances to win as well, so be watching for those announcements each day.

Today's bonus entry comes by sharing with us how you first heard about Scor-pal. Simply leave a comment here on this post telling us for an extra chance at this week's prize.

Deadline for entering is 8am Central, Monday, October 29.

Our first designer for Day 5 is Scor-pal Designer Tya Smith

Hello everyone! I am so excited to share with you today my Easel Table Favor box. This would make a great addition to your holiday table. Plus, they are super easy. Even the kiddos can help out with these! I really loved the DCWV Autumn Melody Pattern Paper and Card stock Stacks that we were able to use. They were the perfect canvas for my project - it even matched my candy corn! 

Supplies:

Scor-Pal tool

¼ inch Scor -tape

DCWV Autumn Melody Pattern Paper and Cardstock Stack

4x4 square cardstock for drawer 

7 ½ x 3 cardstock for drawer cover

5 x2 ¾ cardstock for easel box top

Scallop frame cut with Silhouette Machine

Name journaling spot cut with Silhouette Machine

Copper Brad

Burlap, button and twine for embellishments

Leaf shapes cut with Silhouette Machine

Step 1 – Score 4x4 cardstock ½ inch on each side.

Step 2- Snip corners as shown.

 Step 3 –Glue corners in to create box.

                             

 Step 4 – Score 7 ½ x 3 inch cardstock at 3,3 ½,6 ½, and 7 inches.

  

                                       

Step 5 – Fold box and glue edges together. Slide the cover over the drawer bottom. (It will be a little bit snug)

Step 6 – Take brown cardstock easel box top and score at 1 ½ and 3 inches.

Step 7- Glue oatmeal card stock to the box top and add adhesive to the underside as shown. Glue that section down.

 Glue name journaling spot to the scallop frame. Score leaf shapes down the middle and ink the edges. Add burlap strip, button and twine to top of box. Add Copper brad to front of box. Fill with your favorite treat and enjoy!

Next up, for Day 5, Scor-pal Designer Abby Henderson

When I first saw the Autumn Splendor stack I knew right away what I wanted to make, some Gratitude boxes for my family. I made a box for each of us, starting from the left is Steve's, mine, Kaley's and Tre's. Starting the first of November, my family and I will write down one thing we are grateful for each day and put our slip of paper in our boxes. At the end of the month we will all share what we wrote. 

Supplies:

Scor-Pal

Scor-Tape-all widths

DCWV Autumn Splendor Stack and coordinating CS Stack

Tim Holtz Distress Ink-Walnut Stain

Tim Holtz Sizzix Alterations Tattered Leaves Die

Mon Ami Gabby-Green trim

3 Girl Jam-Burlap

Twine & other trims-scrappy stash

May Arts-wide Gold Ribbon

First I chose which papers I wanted to use from the Autumn Splendor Stack and Card stock stack. For the base of the boxes, I cut the paper 11" square, then I scored each sheet at 4" on all sides.

Once I made all of my score marks, I cut the score lines on the opposing sides up to the first vertical score line.

Here you can see where I made the cuts. The next step is to measure 1" tabs on two sides.

It's not necessary to cut angles for your tabs but it does make a nicer fold on the inside when you're putting your box together. I've done it both ways and having the angles is easier, I think.

Once I made all of my cuts I used some 1/4" Scor-Tape on my edges. I do want to note that I inked all of my edges before putting my boxes together. I didn't want the white core of the CS to show once the boxes were assembled.

Here you can see the difference the inking makes, on the left the white core is really noticeable and I didn't want that for this project.

I used my Scor-Tool from my Scor-Pal to burnish the Scor-Tape to the CS...this is especially important on the CS that has texture & raised glittered images as the one in the picture above. 

For my box lids, I cut some coordinating CS 5" square and then scored it at 7/8" on all sides.

Instead of cutting angled tabs..this time I just made cuts up to the first score mark.

I again inked the edges of my lids before putting the box together. Scor-Tape can be used for more than just construction purposes. Here you'll see that I used it for my embellishing of the boxes as well.

I used the 1/8" tape to secure my twine to the base of the lid for Steve's box. I also used Scor-Tape for adhering all of my other ribbons, embellishments and sentiments. No need to use anything else...Scor-Tape is the best : )

Here are some close up photos of the boxes....

I fussy cut some of the images from the Autumn Splendor Stack to decorate the boxes. 

Making these boxes was super easy when you have a Scor-Pal to use along with some FAB paper like the Autumn Splendor stack from DCWV and of course Scor-Tape to put it all together. 

I have "Be Grateful Everyday" written on the family calendar that's posted on our fridge as I think it is really important to be grateful for what we all have in our lives & what a great way to not only encourage my teenagers to write something down each day but it's also a fun way to decorate for the Fall season. 

I hope you enjoyed my project and that I've inspired you to create your own Fall themed decorations for your home using the Scor-Pal & DCWV products.