Monday, January 26, 2009
Basket Tutorial
Cut a 12"x12" paper into four 6" squares.
Using a pencil, lightly make a line from corner to corner making an X on one side of the paper.
Cut a 2" square and adhere to center. Each point will line up with pencil marks to help you in positioning this directly in center.
Score around white square with tip of bone folder.
Cut on pencil lines to cardstock square on all sides.
Stamp center as desired.
Erase pencil lines.
Add decorative edge with scallop punch if desired.
Bring all side edges up and overlap slightly. Adhere. (You can make this shallow or more cup-like, however you like it).
Cut a 12"x1" strip and adhere to basket inside for a handle. Embellish as desired.
These are super simple to make and I like that one sheet of cardstock will make 4 baskets. You can assemble all of the baskets without the handles and stack them up for easy storage and complete the addition of the handle at a later date as needed.
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12 comments:
This is so cool Joanne! Thanks for the instructions on how to do it!!!
WOW - this is a fantastic project. Thanks so much - I know what I'm making for my downline demo next month! ~chris
This is a great idea & an awesome tutorial! Thanks so much! I will be trying these out!
Oh adorable!! And that little red bow on the handle is the 'crem de resistance" or however you say that!! Great instructions Joanne, thanks for the tutorial!!
This is great...I must try this...I'm thinking for marketing gifts for my other business. tfs
Absolutely awesome Joanne!!! I love them! Thanks so much for sharing!!!
This is SO CUTE Joanne! love it! thanks for sharing the deets - I'll be trying this for sure!
I never would have thought of something like this - I'll have to try it. Thanks for sharing.
That is one cool basket!
Cindy
What a fun project and the finished product looks awesome. Thanks for the step by step instructions.
Thank you so much for your instructions.
Your basket looks so beautiful!
wow, these baskets are really cool - I can see them filled with some valentine or easter treats :)
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