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

SnowMan Soup Container

This is what I call a Tent Container: 6 x 12 piece of paper, score at 1 in, 5.5 in, and 7.5 in. Fold the 1 in top over the triangle fold and there is your tent. Punch holes in all three layers for ribbon to feed through, then glue a 6in baggie inside and fill with goodies. I filled mine with Hot Chocolate packets, peppermint rounds, and Hershey's Kisses....SnowMan Soup! Stampin' Up tools: Flaky Friends Stamps, Snowflake Punch, Snowman Fun Wheel, Hostess Set: In the Spotlight. Colored in with H20 pencils and crayons.

Punched Turkey...Gobble Gobble...

I was asked by one of the demonstrators in our "Women In Ink" group to post my "Punch Turkey" pictures. Well here they are... I am also posting a picture of all the Stampin' Up punches and Fiskers tools I used to make the little Gobbler! Punches used: Med. & Sm. Ovals, 1 1/4 Circle, Multi. Flower, Lg. 5 Point Flower, Scallop Circle, Filigree Corner, Teardrop Handpunch, 3/4 Circle and a Crimper....... If you click on the Tools picture you can enlarge it to read my notes and look at the overlays I put on some of the punches for you to visualize how I did it. Gobble Gobble....

Pumpkin: Oval Punches

Here are the instructions for the cute little "Punch Pumpkin". You can hang them on a Halloween tree or put them on a card.
Use an Oval Punch to punch out 5 ovals from Pumpkin Pie Cardstock. Ink the edges with a sponge and Pumpkin Pie ink.
Layout the ovals as shown to the left. Start with 2 then lay 2 more on top a little lower and more centered then lay the last one on top centered and lower.
Use the Wrought Iron punch for the "stem". Punch a corner of Old Olive cardstock. Take the corner and cut out the "curly Q's" for a stem.
Now take VersaMark ink and stamp a face on it, then heat emboss with clear powder. Try the cute little faces in the Stampin' Up set Carved and candle lit