Pop Up Slider Box Card

Hello Everyone, Today I am on the Tubby Craft Blog to share with you a Pop Up Slider Box which I made specially for the upcoming Rakhi Festival.

This Box is of the size of 6" x 4". So for the Drawer I took 230 GSM cardstock of the dimensions of 7.5"x 5.5" and scored along 0.75" on all four sides. So this gives us a drawer of the size 6"x 4". Now, for the cover of the box I took a cardstock of the size of 6" x 9.75" and scored at 0.75",4.75",5.5"& 9.5". Now glue along the 6" side to make the slider cover. I also cut a rectangular widow in between the cover to make the pop up system.

I then stamped an image from Best Buddies Stamp set and colored it using Zig markers. I also choose the sentiment " Happy Rakhi" from the Sibling Love Stamp Set to stamp on my Box. This box makes a perfect gift for the Rakhi Festival to add Rakhi or chocolates in the box. I hope I am able to give you some creative inspiration for the upcoming festivals.

Happy Crafting

Mona Diwan

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