February Pinspired!

Hey there, crafty friends!  It's come around again to my turn to host a "Pinspired" post.  I hope you find this one fun and easy when you need a little bit of cute packaging.  Of course, it fits in with this month's More Than One Score challenge as the theme is Anything Goes.  There's a Design Team call this month too.  This is your chance to shine, if you have ever entertained the idea of joining a design team.

Without any further chatter, here is my Folded Tea Holder. I've also seen it called a Double Pocket Treat Holder.  When I saw these projects on Pinterest, I knew that I could put my Scor-Envi to use.

For this project, you will need:

• Scor-Pal
• Scor-Envi
• One piece of 6" x 6" double-sided designer paper
• Hole punch
• 7" length of ribbon
• Stamps
• Ink
• Card stock scraps for embellishment
• Dimensional adhesive

Insert Scor-Envi into Scor-Pal.  Place 6" by 6" piece of designer paper into Scor-Pal with the top at  the 6" score-line with its right edge against the Scor-Envi. Be sure to line up the bottom with the 6" score line as well.  Score at 6".

Flip the designer paper over and line up top and bottom with 6" mark.  Again the right edge will be aligned with the Scor-Envi.  Score at 5 1/2" and at 6 1/2".

Flip the designer paper over and rotate 90 degrees.  Line up the top and bottom of the designer paper with the 6" mark.  The right edge will be aligned with the Scor-Envi.  Score at 4 1/2" and at 7 1/2".

Burnish all of your score lines.

Fold in the sides scored at 4 1/2" and 7 1/2".

Fold the top half down, covering up the sides.  This fold happens on the 6" score line.

Fold the front and back half up on the 5 1/2" and 6 1/2" score lines.  This creates a pocket on both sides and exposes the other pattern on the designer paper.

Punch a hole in the top, through both sides and secure with a ribbon. Embellish as desired.

Fill the front and back pockets with any treat.  Pictures here are single tea bags.  Ghiradelli Chocolate or other square chocolates would also work well for this treat holder.

I hope you try your hand at this fun little project.  Thanks for stopping by.

Details - Stamps: Lucky You (Verve), Teeny Tiny Words (SU); Paper: White, Bashful Blue, SU double-sided designer paper; Ink: London Fog, Tuxedo Black; Accessories: Scor-Pal, Scor-Envi, hold punch, Spellbinder Oval Nestabilities, Square punch, Copic Markers, grosgrain ribbon, stampin' dimensionals.

Scor-Pal's February More Than One Score challenge - Anything Goes

Hello Crafty Friends! It's time again for another Scor-Pal More Than One Score challenge. The theme for the month of February is Anything Goes.  The hostess for this month is Patti. Be sure to check back on the Scor-Pal blog at mid month for a tutorial on this month's project. My project today is a sweet treat Valentine box! 

Here is my sweet treat Valentine box filled with chocolate truffles.  My box is 2" by 2" by 2" and fits about five of the truffles.  I have my box lid all decorated and propped up against the box.  This is such a simple box design that you could make it any size.

Here's a close up of the box top.  I embossed and edged a smaller panel to pop up on the lid.  I further embellished with a couple of die cut hearts from some fabulous DCWV Shimmer and Rose Gold papers.  I popped the hearts up from the embossed layer too.

Finally, you can see how my lid fits on the box and the fun washi tape that I used to further jazz up the lid.  I hope you will play along this month, as it's really special.  We are having a Design Team Call.  You can find the instructions on the Scor-Pal blog.  Try a new tutorial or a project that you have been meaning to try.  If you are low on ideas or are looking for inspiration, be sure to check out the Projects on the Scor-Pal website or our Pinterest board.  

Thanks for stopping by!

Details - Paper: Buttermint (Bazzill), DCWV Shimmer paper, DCWV Rose Gold papers; Accessories: Scor-Pal, Scor-Tape, Sizzix Framelits Hearts dies, Square Lattice embossing folder, arrow washi tape, Gold Zig Painty pen, stampin' dimensionals.