Today’s tutorial on SCS is created by Holly McMillen and is for a darling Drawer Box. It holds regular size cards as well as other treats. Holly says if you use thicker cardstock or thin chipboard, you can use them to store Nestabilities or clear stamp sets. How cool is that.
Mary Brown came over a couple of weeks ago and we stamped together. She brought over a few sheets of the new Early Espresso cardstock from Stampin’ Up! Boy…that is gorgeous. I know I will order lots and lots of it. We used it to make the sample box for my sample for the video tutorial. In the video…I am using Chocolate Chip (she left me enough for the Video piece, I just cut it wrong. DUH).
A 4″ x 5 1/2″ piece of Daydream October Afternoon paper was stitched to an 1/8″ bigger piece of Very Vanilla cardstock. A 1 1/4″ x 5 1/2″ piece of Weathervane October Afternoon Paper was stitched to a slightly bigger piece of Very Vanilla that had been cut with Eyelet Borderabilities.
The sentiment is from Verve’s Beautiful Kindness. It was stamped in Walnut Stain Distress Ink and cut out with Label 9 Nestabilities. The swirl is also from that set and was stamped in Aqua Adirondack ink. The sentiment was adhered to the box top with dimensionals. The Aqua ribbon used here I bought at JoAnn’s.
Here is a video for the visual learner:
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 Personal Note:
I am sorry I haven’t been visiting blogs and leaving comments and missing on some days of posting cards lately. We had friends visiting over the weekend and since Tuesday morning I only have internet early in the morning. Weird! Time Warner isn’t coming until Friday to check it out. My personal guess is that something is wrong with our cable. When we had really cold weather the cable would be out until noon, then work again until it got cold in the evening. Now it seems my cable doesn’t like hot either and is out from about 9:30 a.m. until 11 p.m. Arrrgh!
Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a wonderful day! Hugs and smiles
Beate
Stay at Home Mom of Three, Splitcoast Team Member and Copic and Spellbinders die Lover.31 Responses to “Tutorial on SCS – Drawer Box”
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Just WOW – it’s beautiful! Love the colors, design, everything about it!
Gorgeous box, Beate! That dp you chose is beautiful! I have not seen it before, must look for it 😉
Sorry you are having internet issues! Yikes!
Hope you are able to stay cool with the heatwave!
I always love watching your videos! I will be trying this one for sure!
Lovely project – I am looking forward to trying these.
What a relief that even you cut things wrong sometimes, LOL.
Bummer about the internet problems, hope they fix it soon for you.
Such a gorgeous box! I love that paper from October Afternoon!
I hope you get your interwebs working again soon!
hallo beate wie geht´s dir???
das ist eine wunderschöne box, mit meine lieblingsfarben, einfach nur wow
schönen tag
xoxo BA
This is so classy looking Beate!
This is just gorgeous, Beate! Love it!
WOW, this is outstanding. Way to go, can’t wait to try this for myself.
BTW, I have finally arrived in Crestview, Florida ;o) sure wish you were still just down the street in Niceville.
Great Project! I really have to try one!!! 🙂
Hey Beate…I had the same problem once. They discovered that squirrels had chewed on the cable line. The moisture early in the mornings seeped into the wires & caused faulty connection. After a period of time the sun dried the wires & it worked fine. They had to replace some cable wires outside. Good luck to you! And a very beautiful box you’ve shown today.
Just when I think you can’t amaze me again, you DO!!! Love this and can’t wait to try it! Thanks for the tutorial!!!
The sample is lovely — I can’t wait to watch the video and make one myself! Thanks for your continued inspirations!
This is beautiful Beate! You’ve inspired me to try and create one of my own, but then again you always inspire me. TFS
This is such a fabulous box. It is absolutely gorgeous! Hope your cable is fixed sooner than later!!
This is just gorgeous! Love it! Your tutorials are wonderful. TFS
Hugs
Bernie
Beate ~ What a wonderful video…again!!! You have a way…that just makes me inspirational when I see your videos…don’t worry about visiting and commenting…just keep the great work coming…BTW…Love this idea 🙂
so pretty, I love the aqua with the brown, such a pretty way to give a set of cards!
This is so very gorgeous, Beate!! I love the papers and every single detail! Thanks for the awesome video!
Gorgeous box! I love the colours!
SOOOO gorgeous, Beate!! The colors are just stunning and as usual, all the details you add are amazing!!
Hope they figure your cable thing out…I’m sure that is very frustrating!
Hugs,
Laurie
You’re right. Your cable does sound like a weather thing. Hope it gets all straightened out for you today. How frustrating!
I love this drawer from Holly. But your tutorials are always SO much easier for me to follow. Thank you for making them!!
Oh no…sorry about your internet problems ~ it’s the worse.
Thanks for another amazing tutorial. I love how I can just follow along with your video and put my own version together! Your version of the box is to die for! I had a blast putting my version together…big hugs!
this is just gorgeous! I’m going to try it out soon! 🙂
this is really gorgeous, i just adore the paper you used, so yummy!
This is gorgeous!!
Absolutely stunning, Beate! October Afternoon… I NEED to get my hands on some! Gorgeous!!
What a wonderful project! This will definatly go into my “gotta try this” file. Love it!
Was für eine umwerfend schöne Box liebe Beate, ein TRAUMWERK und vielen lieben Dank für Deine supergeniale Anleitung (werde ich mir auf jeden Fall abspeichern)
Herzliche Grüße
von Anke
What a gorgeous box, Beate. I will definitely have to make one!
I love the drawer box! I was looking for something to put cards in for a fundraiser. Thanks for the great idea and tutorial. Your tutorials are the best! 🙂