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Monday, April 29, 2013

SEI and Scor-Pal Week with Gini Williams Cagle with Giveaway!



Hi, it's Gini, and I'm here to kick off the fun for the SEI and Scor-Pal cross-promotion week !  We have lots of fun in store for you, including wonderful projects and great prizes.  Every day, we will have 2-3 posts on our blog, and the SEI blog is going to be sharing projects and prizes as well. Leave comments on our blog, and Facebook page for entries to win.  There may be extra ways to earn entries hidden in the posts - so pay close attention for those chances.

So, speaking of prizes, here is what we are giving away:


A full-sized Scor-Pal!  We will also add a couple of rolls of Scor-tape!  Be sure to tell your friends, because you won't want to miss out on this giveaway!  Make sure all of your entries are in by Sunday, May 5th, 11:59 pm E.S.T.

So now onto my project -  I had seen this sliding box on Pinterest, from Wenche's blog, 
but I needed to convert it to inches rather than centimeters.  If I had looked back at the blog, I would have noticed that our guest designer, Joann, had just done the same box! But at least you will get two different takes on a great project.

 Cut a piece of cardstock 9 1/2 x 11 1/4".  With the long side against the top fence of your Scor-Pal, score at 2 1/4",     4  1/2", 6 3/4" and 9".  Turn the paper so the short side is against the top fence and score at 1/2",         2  3/4", 6 3/4", and 9"


Cut as shown.

Score diagonally, as marked with the dotted lines.

Measure 1/2" from the bottom of the diagonally scored flaps, and mark a notch.  Use something oval shaped to trace a cutting line to shape the paper like this:

Cut the rounded edges.


Cut two pieces of cardstock, 2 1/4", x 2 1/2".  With the longer side against the top fence, score at 2 1/4", so you have a 2 1/4" square.  Add Scor-tape to the folded lip of the center flap, and attach these pieces to extend the flap.  (The 1/4" flap of the small piece of cardstock will be adhered to the bottom of the box to form a pocket to slide the rounded flaps into).

Add your designer papers before assembling the box, and decorate as desired.




Supplies:
SEI Papers: Mia Bella Collection
WorldWin Papers: Cardstock
Cheery Lynn Designs Dies: Rose Leaf Strip( B241), BAF Embellishment 2 (B188); Mini Fanciful Flourish (B175); Mini Fanciful Flourish Reverse (B291); Rum Punch Tiny Doily ( Dl244); Spring Flower Burst ( DL221); Shasta Daisy Strip (B310)
Want2Scrap Pearls

52 comments:

  1. Beautiful box! Thanks for the tutorial!

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  2. Love your project ideas!!! Thanks for the chance to win this great prize

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  3. Thanks for the great ideas!!! What a great giveaway!!!! Thanks for the chance to win!!!

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  4. it is a great project and you made a beautiful box! thanks ;)

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  5. Loved the project. Thanks for the tutorial, I'm a visual individual and appreciate it.

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  6. Beautiful box!! Thanks for the conversion to inches and pics to go with the steps!

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  7. wow...love how the box is decorated...so beautiful!

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  8. Oh, my gosh. I love this. Thanks for the tutorial.

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  9. that is super cute and your tutorial makes it look much less complicated than when you first look at it. Thanks for sharing.

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  10. Gorgeous box and a great tutorial on making the box.

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  11. What a great idea! Thanks for sharing! t.igo

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  12. Love how this box opens and your decorations are gorgeous.

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  13. Wow.. This is Beautiful. Love how it opens. Wonderful idea.

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  14. Very pretty, thanks for the inspiration!

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  15. Beautiful project. Now I just need a Scor-pal

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  16. You make it seem so easy. I suppose with the proper equipment it is! Great tutorial and pictures; thanks.

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  17. This is such a cute
    and delightful box!
    Love the details to
    making it.
    Carla from Utah

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  18. Thanks for sharing this wonderful project. And thanks for the chance to win.

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  19. Beautiful box! Looks complex but you make it easy to understand:-)

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  20. What a cute box I love it and how you put the saying in the bottom :) too cute

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  21. I love this cute box. Thanks for the tutorial.

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  22. This looks marvelous Gini! Beautiful papers, ribbon and dies!

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  23. This looks marvelous Gini! Beautiful papers, ribbon and dies!

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  24. Wow, what a stunning Sliding Box. Thanks for sharing it along with the tutorial.

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  25. A great project. Thanks for the tutorial.

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  26. Love the box... Love having the chance to win the Scor-Pal.

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  27. love this cute little box. thank you for sharing.

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  28. Great little box. Thanks for the instructions.

    Marie Sellers
    Email: sellerscm@msn.com

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  29. love the sliding box and beautifully embellished

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  30. wow what an incredible box! so pretty, tfs Tami

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  31. What a beautiful, elegant box. Love the addition of the sentiment inside, too. I'm always amazed by what you can do with a Scor-Pal.

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  32. What a great idea. Beautiful box!!

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  33. Very pretty box.
    I liked the lattice on the sides of the box. thanks for the tutorial.

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  34. I'm so obsessed with Score-Pal! I have to get one of these. I can do boxes and envelopes and make any fold perfect!

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  35. I'm so obsessed with Score-Pal! I have to get one of these. I can do boxes and envelopes and make any fold perfect!

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  36. I'm so obsessed with Score-Pal! I have to get one of these. I can do boxes and envelopes and make any fold perfect!

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  37. I'm so obsessed with Score-Pal! I have to get one of these. I can do boxes and envelopes and make any fold perfect!

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  38. Beautiful box and love the sentiment inside !

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  39. I really like the idea of this box. Not sure if I would use it for this purpose but I'm sure it could be adapted.

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  40. Your box is gorgeous! I love Score-Pal! bbiswabic@new.rr.com or www.sarahbiswabic.blogspot.com

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