10 min nugget box

How about a 10 min quick nugget box. Cut your paper to size using any of my tutorial measurements and score with the Scor-Pal. Use any Stampin' Up Scrapping kit. Use the stickers and the long rows for the belly band and candy wrap arounds. Done in 10 minutes.

Candy Nugget Box Revamped for the Scor-Pal

Yahoo! I'm a Guest Designer for Scor-Pal, Thank you Diana! Here is my tutorial for using the Scor-Pal for creating nugget boxes. If you would like a copy in PDF form please use my email link on the right side of this blog and I will gladly send you a copy! All this information will be available on the Scor-Pall website in approximately 2 weeks! And don't forget to check out the new Dec/Jan newletter, with great new ideas and designs! Please excuse if this looks a little funny, the post publisher was acting up and I could not get the pictures aligned correctly.

Candy Nugget Box Revamped for the Scor-Pal
New Directions © by Sue Reynolds
www.HotPawsCreations.blogspot.com

3 Candy Box Single Row
*4 ½ x 6 in bottom
*5 x 3 ¼ in lid

4 Candy Box Single Row
*4 ½ x 7 in bottom
*5 1/8 x 4 ¼ in lid

5 Candy Box Single Row
*4 ½ x 8 in bottom
*5 1/8 x 5 ¼ in lid

6 Candy Box Single Row
*4 ½ x 9 in bottom
*5 1/8 x 6 ¼ in lid

7 Candy Box Single Row
*4 ½ x 10 in bottom
*5 1/8 x 7 ¼ in lid

6 Candy Box Double Row 3 + 3
*5 ¾ x 6 in bottom
*8 3/8 x 3¼ in lid

8 Candy Box Double Row 4 + 4
*5 ¾ x 7 in bottom
*8 3/8 x 4 ¼ in lid

10 Candy Box Double Row 5 +5
*5 ¾ x 8 in bottom
*8 3/8 x 5 ¼ in lid

All of the above bottoms are made by scoring ¾ from edge then ¾ from that score line (1 ½ from edge) all the way around. Then cut according to diagram 1.

Fold tabs and glue. Then fold in double walls and glue. See diagram 2

Single row sleeve lids are scored 1 in from edge then ¾ from that score line (1 ¾ ) Form a sleeve around filled nugget box and tape closed. Using a filled box will loosen the sleeve so it can be opened and slid easily for recipient! See diagram 3

Double row sleeve lids are scored 2 in from edge then ¾ from that score line (2 ¾ ) Form a sleeve around filled nugget box and tape closed. Using a filled box will loosen the sleeve so it can be opened and slid easily for recipient! See diagram 4

Note: *Make sure you do not score the 5 1/8 side for single row boxes.
Note: *Make sure you do not score the 8 3/8 side for double row boxes.

I would recommend making one out of scrap paper 1st and keep that as your model for the future. Also I would use Sticky Tape/Terrifically Tacky Tape/Scor-Tape/ATG for holding box together.

Diagram 1

Diagram 2

Diagram 3 &4

Box Bottom Scoring

Scoring Sleeve

Cutting & Folding

Nuggets Nuggets and more Nuggets!! I Love Chocolate!

This has been a very fun project! I have been making Lots of Nugget Boxes with my Scor-Pal scoring tool. I updated the nugget box measurements to work easier with the Scor-Pal , and made up a revamped tutorial in the process. I will be uploading the file in a Word and PDF format file within the next week. So keep your eyes peeled for my upload. Coincidentally this last week Splitcoast had a Technique Lovers Challenge #144 to make nugget boxes with Acetate sleeves. So the baby box was created!
P.S. Sometime this week I will be posting the tutorial for everyone to upload in either a Word or PDF format. I have submitted it to the Scor-Pal website and want to release it around the same time they do. Thanks for asking Shannon.

Ho Ho Ho Santa's Nuggets have Bling!

These are my favorite non-stamped (on the outside) Nugget Boxes. I was going to make these with a plain belt. Then I bought the cutest candle at Kohl's that had the dot/dash detail along with the eyelet holes...Next thing you know my boxes had much better detail all thanks to a candle! On the nuggets I used a black strip of paper with a brushed silver "belt buckle", then using my teeny tiny Simple Serif stamps I then punched the silver embossed letters out and glued Ho Ho Ho to the "tiny belt". I like the silver better but had to make the gold too! Both are edged with Liquid Applique for a little fluff. These nugget boxes are so much fun to make....Get your own Scor-Pal and these boxes will be a fast and easy holiday gift! Can you tell I love my Scor-Pal?The belt buckle was made from the SU Key Tag punch, then sliding it back in the punch to make it smaller. Then cut some slits in it for the black belt.

Baby Nuggets! SCS TLC144

Since I was making Nugget boxes with my Scor-Pal this week I figured I would do the Splitcoast TLC Challenge #TLC144. Make your sleeve with clear acetate instead of cardstock and make a matching card. These would make great Baby Shower trinkets or instead of the cigar/Hershey bar when the baby is born, hand these out instead with all the newborn's info under the nuggets!

Quick and Easy Nugget Boxes

These two were by far the easiest to do. Not much detail just ribbon around them. The red one is Double Sided (DS) paper and a quick stamping on the Avery 8160 labels with the small "Priceless" flourish. The black and gold is done with a wheel on both the sleeve of the nugget box and the labels. The gold labels are from Avery but the ink takes a really long time to dry, you have to handle with care not to smear them. I really miss the Organdy ribbon that SU used to sell. Much classier I think.

Snowman Nugget Box

I think this is one of my favorites! I just love how easy it is to use a matching wheel roller on the Avery 8160 labels. The small wheel fits just perfect on these labels! And to make sure your line is straight I do use the alignment ruler. Then use your watercolor crayons and aqua painter to add your color.

Valentine Nugget Box!

Here is a 3 nugget box for Valentine's Day! These have been a blast to make! I have so many ideas for these boxes!

I've been playing with Candy! Nugget Candy that is!

I've been busy playing with candy and a tutorial this week! This cute little Nugget Box holds 2 rows of 5 Hershey Nuggets. I had purchased 2 large and 2 small empty wheel cartridges and filled them with my refills for my Encore Gold & Silver and labeled them with my P-Touch. So today I decided to use them on the Bayou Blue Paper to see the effect. I like the silver with the blue but had to add a little bit of Stickles on the words just for a little bling effect. In the next couple of days I will upload all the boxes I did plus some gift/ornament cards. My tutorial will be posted as soon as I get the ok from the website that will be posting it.