Here it is! The final video in my glass ball ornament series!! I know you all are dying to see this final segment and learn how to make the Christmas ornament box, and I’m hoping you love this as much as I do. My original box was inspired by the very talented Monica Weaver! It’s created with the Stampin’ Up Scallop Envelope die for the Big Shot. In case you don’t have this die yet (*gasp*…just kidding) I’ve created a template you can download to create a similar box.

I’ve been so touched by all of your emails and notes about how much you’ve enjoyed this series!! Thank you, you’ve really inspired me to do more holiday gifts, stay tuned.

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Glass Ball Ornament Box – Part 3 of 3. Click here to view on YouTube.
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Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Floating Image Ornaments

Glitter Ornaments

Ornament Gift box

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Ornament Box Supplies All Supplies Stampin’ Up! (unless noted)
113439	Big Shot Die Cut Machine (or template)	99.95
113462	Stampin’ Up Scallop Envelope Bigz die (or template)	21.95
104294	Sticky Strip Adhesive	6.95
114323	Medium Window Sheet (Box Lid)	4.50
102482	Real Red Card Stock (shown in video)	5.50
115672	Merry Moments Designer Paper (shown in video)	9.95
112091	Scallop Border Punch Optional if using template instead of Big Shot	15.95
102300	Bone Folder	6.95
104152	Paper Cutter 15 ½”	24.95
104154	Scoring Blade (with cutting blade refill)	5.95
n/a	Gift tissue or decorative filling

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Comments

Wanda Sok says

December 6, 2009 at 12:47 am

I’ve been checking back everday for the box tutorial!! Thank you!!
lisa808 says

December 6, 2009 at 11:06 am

I have loved your three-part series and look forward to more holiday ideas in the future. Thanks for the template.
NancyS says

December 7, 2009 at 10:44 am

Thanks SO MUCH, Tami, for taking time to create these terrific tutorials. I’ve really enjoyed them…how creative you are!
Barb says

December 7, 2009 at 12:09 pm

Tami,
Thoroughly enjoyed the videos and can’t wait until I can go shopping to buy some of those ornaments. Love the box and lid–guess I will have to order some stuff to get going. thanks for taking time to do this for us. Tis greatly appreciated.
Connie says

December 21, 2009 at 1:14 pm

Thanks for these ornaments tutorials. I particularly liked the box to put the ornaments in – it completed the whole package.