Friday, 19 April 2019

#FabScraps
C115 Egg-Stravaganza Collection
Off The Page:  Easter Egg Basket
Created by Bernadette Siena
South Africa

For This Project You Will Need:
·         FabScraps Egg-Stravaganza Collection paper range : C115 001 and 004
·         FabScraps Paper Embellishment Pack Coordinated to the collection
·         Coordinating Cardstock – colour of choice, matching the paper collection 30 x 30 cm (12 x 12 inch)
·         Adhesive: Double Sided Tape, Glue(Tombow or dry clear glue)
·         Embellishments: Paper flowers, Large (I cut and made flowers from the 8 x 8 Paper Pack)
·         Circle punch or dies,  approximate 1 inch and 1.5 inch in diameter.
·         Decorative borders punches or dies.

Instructions:

1.       Cut the 12 x 12 cardstock down to 9 x 9 inch. Cut and Score as per the template provided. 


2.       With a bone folder, burnish all the score lines to form a crisp fold.

3.       To assemble the basket: Lay the cardstock with the triangles facing the top and bottom.  Take the outer 1 inch strips and join together and glue with a strong adhesive. Now take the centre 1 inch strips and join them so that it is matching up to the 1st 2 joined strips.  Do the same with the last 1 inch strips.  Fold the triangle strips up over the joined 1 inch strips.  Fold the little lip it forms at the top, over the side of the basket and glue down.  You should now have a basket shape as per photos.

4.       Punch or die cut 2 of the larger circles from the C115 paper and fold in half. Adhere over the sections where the 1 inch strips were joined together.

5.       From the cardstock, cut a strip measuring 9 inch x 1 inch.  This will be your basket handle.  Adhere the ends of the strip to the insides of the basket, as per photos.

6.       Punch or die cut 4 of the smaller circles from the C115 paper.  Adhere a circle on the inside and outside of each of the handle bases.

7.       Punch 1 inch strips from the C115 paper with your border punches and adhere on the inside and outside edges of the basket.


8.       Decorate the basket with some flowers and fussy cuts or tags from the collection.

9.       Fill with some Easter eggs and enjoy!




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