Peeking through the Window Mini Pizza Gift Boxes

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1 Peeking through the Window Mini Pizza Gift Boxes Supplies: Stamps: Santa's Suit (144827) Bundle: Santa's Suit Bundle (146060) Dies: Santa Builder Framelits (144681), Layering Squares Framelits (141708), Christmas Staircase Thinlits (144679), Brick Wall TIEF (138288), Big Shot (143263), Magnetic Platform (130658) Punches: 1" Circle ( ), 1 1/4" Circle ( ), 1 3/8" Circle (119860) DSP: Quilted Christmas (144617), Christmas Around the World (144629), Petal Garden (144168), Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer Paper (135315), Window Sheets (142314) Cardstocks: Crumb Cake (120953), Early Espresso (119686), Real Red (102482), Garden Green (102584), Always Artichoke (105119), Whisper White (100730) Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black (132708) Stampin Blends Markers: Cherry Cobbler (144598), Pink Pirouette (144604), Old Olive (144597), Pool Party (144605), Daffodil Delight (144603), Black (100082) Misc: Mini Pizza Boxes (144645), Dazzling Diamonds Glitter (133751), Multipurpose Liquid Glue (110755), Whisper White Bakers (124262)Foam Adhesive Strips (141825), Dimensionals (104430), Mini Glue Dots (103683), Snail (104332)

2 Use the 4 th largest square die from Layering Squares Framelits to cut a square in the pizza box lid Use the 3 rd largest and the 5 th largest to make a window frame line them up and run them through your Big Shot using the Magnetic Platform ensures they stay in place And here is your frame trim scraps of cardstock to make the cross pieces and attach on the back with Mini Glue Dots add a piece of Window Sheet behind and your window is ready...

3 And now the fun bit decorating! Cutting list: For the lid cut a piece of patterned paper to be 3 1/4" square and use a square die to cut a hole in the center For the sides cut strips to measure 3 1/4 x 7/8 For the inside background paper cut to be 3 ¼ square Add your patterned papers to the outside of the box and add your finished window on top of the lid. Once you have cut your inside background paper, add whatever you want to it a line of clothes, a tree, snow anything you like! When done, lay a Foam Adhesive Strip along each edge, as close to the edge as you can do this twice so you have a double stacked layer of them and then carefully peel off the backing paper and attach to the inside of the lid. Before peeling off that backing paper be sure to test fit it to make sure you are happy with it if you want to, you can add another layer of foam strips to increase the distance from the window this is necessary with fuller embellishments Here is a close up of one of mine to show you those stacking foam strips: Below you will see how I decorated mine all supplies I used for all of them are detailed in the Supply List above. You can find my blog post detailing these boxes at in the November 14 th 2017 post.

4 This box uses papers from Quilted Christmas for the outside & Santa s underwear and the blue snowy paper is from Christmas Around the World. Santa s skin is colored with a Pink Pirouette Stampin Blends Marker, the hat & coat are colored with a Cherry Cobbler one and the belt buckle is Daffodil Delight. I added Dazzling Diamonds Glitter to the white fur areas using glue. The clothes are hanging on a line of Whisper White Solid Bakers Twine all stamps and die cuts are from the Santa s Suit Bundle. This box also uses papers from Quilted Christmas for the outside & Santa s underwear and the snowflake paper is also from Christmas Around the World. At the bottom left of the window you can see a little hill that the snow is falling on to I used scissors to shape a piece of Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer paper to create this.

5 This box has Whisper White cardstock panels on the outside that were textured with the Brick Wall Embossing folder. The background paper inside is from Petal Garden and the tree was made using dies from Christmas Staircase Thinlits and Garden Green & Always Artichoke cardstocks. The ornaments were stamped and colored using Stampin Blends. Because of the dimension of the tree pieces, this background was set back on three rows of Foam Adhesive Strips. And here is inside one of the boxes This Project Sheet was created for you by Sarah Wills if you have any questions about this project please me at and I will be very happy to help thank you!