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Show off your DIY skills with this pop-up paper toolkit!
YOU WILL NEED: Craft essentials; Dies; Creative Expressions Necessities - In The Tool Box; Crafts Too Tools embossing folder; acetate; Cosmic Shimmer clear glue
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METHOD:
1 Die four panels and two inner strips from the white card and assemble to create the box shape and then fold down three of the flaps.
2 Cut out three squares and one rectangle from dark grey card and emboss both with the tools folder. Add to box as shown.
3 Die cut tools from coloured card then fix some to the side then cut out various length strips of acetate and attach a die-cut shape to each with a 3D foam pad.
4 Attach each acetate strip to the two cardboard strips inside the box, remembering to check which way you want the box to fold down. Add your chosen sentiment to the front three flaps, and the back of the upright panel.
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YOU WILL NEED:
Template from papercraftermagazine.co.uk
METHOD:
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