We will be making an acetate box, the ghiradelli chocolate box, the bag with scallop using the XL Sizzix die, the box #2 using another XL Sizzix die, and an origami gift box using the scor-pal (pattern by Vicki Hook) and a box using the Sizzix envelope die. I know that these boxes were not on the proposed class list when I did that list a while ago, but there were so many boxes I wanted to make in this class!! I know you will love the boxes that I selected for you to make!Now, if you would like to attend this box class, the class will be held on Saturday, March 7 and Sunday March 8. Classes will be open to the first 10 people (for each day) and will be reserved on a first come, first served basis and reservations will be taken via email. The deadline for reservations will be March 4th. Hurry! The classes have been filling up quick! Class fees should be mailed to me prior to the class and I will reply via email to confirm your seat and give you my mailing address. The class fee is $20 and kits only will be available by mail (kit and shipping fees apply).
Please note that this year, I will not be able to stamp the images for you on the kits but will be emailing you photos and additional instructions, links etc. for you to complete the project. You can substitute a different stamp set if you do not own the one that we used for the class. By not taking the extra time to stamp the kits by mail, it will allow me more time to plan the next class since these classes come up so quickly! You will receive all of the materials to complete your project all cut out and separated by project. I will also include a supply list.
Email confirmation with more details will be sent once you RSVP. I'm so excited to share these really fun projects with you!
One of the requirements I ask is that you bring your basic tool kit to the class, mainly the adhesive of your choice. People have asked what is a tool kit. You should bring the tools that you normally use to craft with (scissors, ruler, hole punch, adhesive, paper piercer, double stick tape, glue dots). I will have tools to use for the projects, but having your own tool kit helps move along a little faster.
One of the requirements I ask is that you bring your basic tool kit to the class, mainly the adhesive of your choice. People have asked what is a tool kit. You should bring the tools that you normally use to craft with (scissors, ruler, hole punch, adhesive, paper piercer, double stick tape, glue dots). I will have tools to use for the projects, but having your own tool kit helps move along a little faster.
I look foward to seeing you on March 7 and 8! Announcement for this class will also be sent via email if you are on my email class listing since not everyone visits my blog.