April Club Projects – Card in a Box and Easter

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Your recipient will never expect this flat card to pop up into a little flower arrangement for display.

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This is one of the Card in a Box cards we made yesterday in Stamp Club.  The construction of the box is easier than it looks, and I followed the directions at splitcoaststampers.com for this box that folds flat to fit in an A2 envelope (under Variations).  You can see those directions here.

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We made them in two colors – here is a closer look at the Coastal Cabana version.

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In either color, most of the flowers are attached directly to the cardstock – the exceptions are the butterfly and the flower that are attached to the first divider.  Those are attached with glue dots to 1/2″ strips of Window Sheet, which are attached to the divider with glue dots.

For more ideas, you can see the Card in a Box designs that I posted last week here.

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We also made a flat card, a CASE of a card I saw by LeeAnn Greff.

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Here is what is looks like opened up.  I used a circle framelit to cut half a circle in the card, creating the pop up semi-circle shape where the tulips are mounted.  Here’s how to make the base:

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The card base is 8 1/2″ x 4 1/4″, scored in half at 4 1/4″.  I lined up the middle of the 2 3/8″ circle framelit with the score line.

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To only cut half, I aligned my acrylic plate with the same score line so that pressure would only be applied to that point.

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This is the cut that results.  I folded along the score, except at the circle to create the pop-up section.

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And finally, this cute favor holds a little Reese’s egg, but you can modify the length of the wrap to fit other treats.  The wrap piece measures 2″ x 6 1/2″, scored at 2 3/4″ and 3 3/4″.  Each end of the wrap is punched with the Angled Tag Topper.  The end pieces are 1 1/2″ squares, scored on two opposite sides at 1/4″.  They are attached to the wrap with sticky strip.

Thank you for checking out my club projects!  Club meets once/month on Sunday, and there is still a permanent spot available in each of my club sessions – 2 pm and 6:30 pm.  We are just getting into our new session.  If you join in May as a member, you can still receive a free stamp pad and Hostess benefits at one meeting.  If the spots are not taken by a permanent member, they will be open to guests.  Contact me for more details.

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