Showing posts with label Holding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holding. Show all posts

Thursday, February 4, 2016

Monkey Holding Hearts Box

Monkey Holding Hearts Box-JMRush
Approximate box size: W 2.5” x D 1 x H 4” (5” x5” with the monkey attached)

This Heart Box is perfect to hold your goodies for Valentine’s Day or birthday parties. This design is compatible with both 8X12 and 12X12 mats.
You can purchase this design here: https://www.silhouettedesignstore.com/artists/485222


  1. The Box- Cut the box base design.
  2. Flip the box base over ( pretty side down and curved tab up) Fold score lines.
  3. Apply glue to the two small vertical side tabs at the bottom of the box base.
  4. Secure the two small vertical side tabs to the 1 inch (width) rectangles just above them.
  5. Apply glue to the very left corner of the horizontal tab just below the two side tabs that you just glued. ( My finger is pointing to the section in the photo:) Secure this corner to the vertical tab to the left.
  6. Apply glue to the topside of the same vertical tab and secure the final panel creating a complete box.
  7. - 9.The tab fits into the slot to close.
The Monkey-
1.Cut design pieces. (I used double sided cardstock for the body piece with arms and legs) Glue the largest monkey face with cutouts and ears to the solid monkey face base. Glue the smaller face to the combined monkey face piece. Glue the inner ears and cheeks to the coordinating shapes on the combined monkey face. Use a small piece of foam adhesive square to attach the nose. Use foam adhesive squares to stack the hearts from largest on bottom to smallest on top.
2. Use foam adhesive squares to attach the monkey combined head to the body base.
3. use a foam adhesive square to attach the monkey tail to the monkey’s backside.
4.  Glue the combined stacked hearts to the inside of the monkey’s hands.( I used hot glue) This will make the monkey’s arms curve inward. You may need to press down gently on the monkey’s arms to position the heart where you like it.

5. - 6.Curve the monkey’s legs as you like. Use foam adhesive squares to secure your completed monkey to the box:)

Wednesday, February 3, 2016

Frog Holding Hearts Box

Frog Holding Hearts Box-JMRush
Approximate box size: W 2.5” x D 1 x H 4”


This Heart Box is perfect to hold your goodies for Valentine’s Day or birthday parties. This design is compatible with both 8X12 and 12X12 mats.
You can purchase this design here: https://www.silhouettedesignstore.com/artists/485222



  1. The Box- Cut the box base design.
  2. Flip the box base over ( pretty side down and curved tab up) Fold score lines.
  3. Apply glue to the two small vertical side tabs at the bottom of the box base.
  4. Secure the two small vertical side tabs to the 1 inch (width) rectangles just above them.
  5. Apply glue to the very left corner of the horizontal tab just below the two side tabs that you just glued. ( My finger is pointing to the section in the photo:) Secure this corner to the vertical tab to the left.
  6. Apply glue to the topside of the same vertical tab and secure the final panel creating a complete box.
  7. - 9.The tab fits into the slot to close:)
The Frog-
1.Cut design pieces. 
2. Glue the frog body piece to the solid frog body base. Glue the eye piece with eye ball cut outs to it’s solid base. Use foam adhesive squares attach a small heart on each large heart.
3. Use foam adhesive squares to attach the eyes to the combined body piece and the combined hearts to each frog hand. 
4. Use foam adhesive squares to attach the combined frog to the box:)

Lady Bug Holding Heart Box


Lady Bug Holding Heart Box-JMRush
Approximate box size: W 2.5” x D 1 x H 4”


This Heart Box is perfect to hold your goodies for Valentine’s Day or birthday parties. This design is compatible with both 8X12 and 12X12 mats.
You can purchase this design here: https://www.silhouettedesignstore.com/artists/485222



  1. The Box- Cut the box base design.
  2. Flip the box base over ( pretty side down and curved tab up) Fold score lines.
  3. Apply glue to the two small vertical side tabs at the bottom of the box base.
  4. Secure the two small vertical side tabs to the 1 inch (width) rectangles just above them.
  5. Apply glue to the very left corner of the horizontal tab just below the two side tabs that you just glued. ( My finger is pointing to the section in the photo:) Secure this corner to the vertical tab to the left.
  6. Apply glue to the topside of the same vertical tab and secure the final panel creating a complete box.
  7. - 9.The tab fits into the slot to close.
The Lady Bug-
1.Cut design pieces. (I used double sided cardstock for the body piece with legs)
2. Glue the legged body piece to the solid body piece. Glue the eye piece with eye ball cut outs to it’s solid base. Use foam adhesive squares to stack the hearts from largest on bottom to smallest on top.
3. Center and glue the stacked hearts to the curved piece ( looks like a smile).Use foam adhesive squares to attach the lady bug heart piece to the top of the combined body piece and the combined eyes to the head piece. 
4. Use foam adhesive squares to attach the combined head piece and the small circles to the antennas. ( I cut the squares to make them small enough for the antenna dots) Curve the lady bug legs as you like. Glue the combined stacked hearts to the inside of the top two leg dots. ( I used hot glue)
5. Center and line up the bottom of the box and the lady bug. Use foam adhesive dots to secure your completed lady bug to the box:)