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Today is my turn to share a tutorial
with you. After much head scratching, I decided to share something which is very
appropriate for this time of the year and I hope that you will like this
tutorial.
We are making a Tea-light candle card. With the festive
season upon us, this is a great idea to make quick little gifts.
You will need
12 by 12 cardstock/Pattern paperA bone folder
A score board
Strong adhesive of your choice
A craft knife
Distress inks (optional)
Tea lights
Step 1 : Cut a piece of cardstock to 6.25 by 12 inches
Step 2: Score the long side at a .25 inch, 1 inch, 2and
5/8ths, 3 and 3/8ths, and at 8.5 inches.
Step 3: Flip your cardstock. We need to make a
window now. For this,pick the panel between the third and the fourth score line.You need to measure half an inch from both top and bottom of
the panel and a little less than a quarter inch on both sides . Mark the points and cut off
the portion in the middle with your craft knife.
If you are as bad as me with measurements, just use a small ruler and keep it in the middle of the panel and mark the outline. My tiny ruler helped me define a one inch wide opening. I have lined the area that needs to be cut with a white pen for your reference.
Step 4 : Fold the cardstock at the 8.5 inch score-line. That
will be your card section
Step 5: Fold your
cardstock on the right hand side on the score lines and arrange your tea-lights to
gauge where the adhesive should go. You can use a pencil to make a line.
Step 6 : Use your tissue tape or any other type of low tack/removable adhesive to adhere the tea-lights
to the cardstock, so that they don't move.
Step 7 : Fold the left panel and add adhesive to the tab
(after the last score-line)
You are done with the construction of the card.(Please ignore the mismatched and used Tea-lights. I could not find white and new ones anywhere)
A closeup of the flowers
Supplies used
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That's it for now. Hope all of you have a lovely crafty day.
Cheers
Pallavi
Wooow!! Pallavi, this is awesome! Those flowers are gorgeous, fab idea!
ReplyDeleteSuoer cute idea ...perfect for thys festive season.
ReplyDeleteThanks for d share Pallavi :)
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DeleteLovely card! Nice idea!
ReplyDeletegr8 idea. as u say perfect for this festive season. diwali is comg it will be very unique way of gifting
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute idea for gifting...I need to go find some candles first!!
ReplyDeleteverrry beautiful idea...going to try on this as perfect way of gifting!!!...thank u for sharing such a wonderful tutorial!!!
ReplyDeletevery interesting Pallavi and thank u for sharing it up
ReplyDeletesuper cute and perfect fot this festive season
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow!! great idea pallavi thanks for sharing ..nice gifting card...
ReplyDeleteWOw Pallavi ! Such cards are perfect gift for Diwali as well as Christmas..I loved it a lot ,Thanks for the tut !
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty Candle holder...
ReplyDeleteLove the sunflowers !!
Thanks for the share Pallavi !
I never expected its gonna be such a lovely box...I thought its a card ....but I must say its an amazing idea of gifting candles this season.....
ReplyDeleteAwesom.....am in so much love with this lovely creation. Fab work pallu...
ReplyDeletewow...the cards are awesome...and so r d designs...
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