Hallo ihr Lieben, vor gut einer Woche lag ein besonderer Auftrag auf meinem Basteltisch. Gewünscht war eine Explosionsbox zum Feuerwehr Jubiläum einer benachbarten Gemeinde.

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Detailed replica sewing machine on platform box can hold a gift card on optional insert. Measures approx. 5.75" tall (spindle tip) x 5.5" long (base box) x 2.75" wide (base box) when closed. Details include front end "box", needle stem and needle, spool spindle (with purchased spool), stitch regulator with level and screw head, fly wheel with cutout & dimensional rim with stem and end button, box front flourish. ASSEMBLY: 1. Identify and cut the shapes: A & B machine body and back body shapes C body top center strip D front box shape E fly wheel main shape F fly wheel cover G fly wheel button H fly wheel stem tube I fly wheel rim (2 pieces) J spool spindle K spindle cushion circles L tension mechanism (3 shapes) M needle structure box N needle & overlay O throat plate top and base P stitch regulator: base, plate, screw circles & head, strip handle Q platform box lid R scroll & circle accents S platform box base (cutouts removed in final design) T platform lid support strips (2) U gift card insert 2. Prepare the thread stem by bending back slightly on vertical perf lines. Also bend back top tabs and hex tab; bend bottom tabs outward. 3. Form the shape into a tube to overlap the straight end over the opposite side tab. Glue in place. NOTE: you may wish to use a fat skewer as a form inside the tube to provide a "press against" surface while shaping and gluing. 4. Bend the top tabs inward, hex tab down, and glue in place. 5. Prepare the machine body shapes by bending back on all perforation lines and tabs as shown. 6. Overlap the back side straight edge (on left here) over the back tab shape (on right), adjust so that lower edges line up, and glue edge in place. 7. Insert spindle through hex hole on the body top strip (back to front), push through . . . . . . to bottom tab perforation lines, then glue bottom tabs in place on backside of top body strip. 8. Position the end tab of the top center strip under the edges at top of machine body "back" panel (edges that flank the hexagon opening) and glue in place. NOTE that the tabs attached to each body half on each side should be under the center body strip. 9. Layer and attach to each other the three circle for the spindle cushion. Slide the cushion over the spindle, slide down, and glue to the center strip. 10. Attach the center strip to the body panel by bending to bring the straight edge of the body panel to overlap corresponding tab and line up at that tab's perforation line, and glue in place. Continue the bending and alignment process to position and attach each edge to corresponding tab, until . . . . . . all tabs and edges are attached. Repeat for the other side of center panel and opposite body panel. 11. Prepare the fly wheel stem by bending back on all vertical perforation lines, bending forward at each tab for top and bottom edges. 12. Form the stem into a tube to bring the straight end edge to overlap opposite straight edge, adjust for top and bottom alignment, then glue in place. 13. Prepare the fly wheel main shape by bending back on each of the 12 outer tabs. 14. Insert stem end tabs through the fly wheel hex center opening. then . . . . . .bend tabs outward and glue in place. 15. Position the "place holder" button circle over the center hole of the fly wheel cover, and glue in place. 16. Position cover over the matching area of the main fly wheel, lining up cut out shapes, and outer edges/perf lines; glue in place. Stack and glue the button circles together, then position over the place holder circle on wheel cover and glue in place to hide the hole. 17. Prepare the fly wheel rim assembly by joining the strip/ring shape to the strip shape by overlapping straight end over the tab to perf. 18. Form the strips into a ring and join end tab and straight edge as in step 17. 19. Bend the ring into position, line up the center outer edge segment with the corresponding ring segment, and glue in place. Then . . . . . . line up and glue each segment edge at corresponding perf line until all are joined. NOTE it may be helpful to turn the rim assembly face down on flat surface to apply pressure to the ring & rim tabs being joined. 20. Apply glue to main fly wheel shape tabs, then insert into the backside of the rim . . . . . . until the tabs' bottom edges are even with the back/bottom edge of the rim assembly as indicated by pointing finger, here. 21. Insert wheel stem remaining tabs end into the body back hex opening . . . . . . using a flat tool like the spatula tube shown here placed against body back wall to provide a press-against surface, to secure stem tabs against inner back wall. 22. Fold the top body free panel into position to align tab behind opposite wall, and glue in place. 23. Bend body end ("nose") tabs inward, end panel with circle opening into position, and glue in place. 24. Fold the lower body wall into position, align lower edge at front perf line at bottom, and glue in place. 25. Prepare the front end box by bending back on all perforation lines. 26. Build the shape into a box by bending side walls up, straight edge over adjacent tab, and glue in place. Repeat for four corners. 27. Bend the back panel with rectangular opening into position and glue in place. 28. Insert the "nose" end of machine body through the back of the end box opening, push into place so that front of body "nose" touches inner wall of box, and glue in place NOTE that the opening in end box is closer to the top of box. 29. Prepare the needle box by bending back on all perforation lines. 30. Form the central portion in to a tube to overlap straight edge at tab perf line, and glue in place. 31. Prepare the needle shape by bending back on vertical center line, bending tabs forward. Glue the long portions together, back to back. 32. Position the needle overlay over the front of the needle below the tab, edges lined up. NOTE if desired, you can reverse the shape on the cutting screen and cut out another overlay for the BACK of the needle. 33. Insert the needle through the slot of the box bottom until tabs are flush, then glue tabs in place. 34. Bend the box bottom "lid" into position and tuck the tab into the box, and glue lid in place. 35. Position the open top flanges of the needle box on each side of the bottom of the front box as shown, centering it front to back, and glue flanges in place. 36. Position a painted or stained 1/2" wooden "button" (screw head cover) in the front box circle cut out and glue in place. (NOTE: in place of the wooden button, you can cut a second fly wheel button sequence as seen in steps 15-16 and glue that over the hole.) 37. Prepare the stitch regulator accent assembly by layering and gluing the the three front plates into one stack. Then position the stack and glue over the contrast (black) base oval. 38. Prepare the lever shape by bending in half, also bending the "knob" end under. Apply glue to half, (but NOT to the end tabs) then re-bend and glue half, apply glue between knob layers, re-bend and glue. 39. Insert tab ends through base slot, then bend the tabs outward on backside and glue in place. 40. Layer and glue the 3 screw base circles into a stack, glue the half circles across from each other. Position and attach the screw head unit in the cut out circle. This is the completed stitch regulator unit. 41. Position and attach the stitch regulator unit on the front machine body as shown. 42. Prepare the platform lid by bending back on all perforations. Also position and attach the flourish (main shape with center circle) on the front panel of the box. Also prepare the base in similar fashion. 43. Form the lid into a box shape by bending adjacent sides upward to glue each corner seam. Also form the base and complete corner seams in similar fashion. 44. Prepare the throat plate by layering the top shape over the larger base shape, with square outward end lined up at end perforation line, sides lined up at dash cuts. Glue in place. NOTE: for needle hole contrast, you may wish to "ink" inside the hole once shapes are attached. 45. Bend end flange down. Apply glue to the arch margin around top shape, also on end tab . . . . . . then position the unit from the lid underside into the opening, with flange attaching to the platform's left end. Apply pressure to ensure attachment where glue was applied, including front platform panel. 46. Prepare the tension control accent unit by layering the swirl and center circle onto the base circle. Position and attach on the upper arm of the machine body as shown. 47. Insert the machine body lower edge tabs into the corresponding slot of the platform lid . . . . . . and on the underside of lid, bend tabs outward and glue in place. Here is the completed LID assembly. 48. Prepare the two lid support strips by bending back the tabs. 49. Slot the two strips together at the center to form an X. Adjust the bending direction of tabs if necessary so that they bend inward. 50. Position the support X inside the lid and glue the tabs to the backside. 51. Place the optional gift card insert into the platform base . . . . . . then place the machine with platform onto the base to close the box and complete the project. Here is the completed project. If you are interested in a final "found" object detail, here is the package of wooden spools that is the right scale (approx.) and that fits onto the spool spindle. Purchased from Hobby Lobby.

I have made a few of the normal exploding boxes and I even made a pyramid exploding box but when I saw an octagon exploding box.... well! Only problem was that there were no instructions or even measurements to go on... so I sat with some cardstock and a ruler.... and after 2 Nurofen to get rid of the headache, I produced this!! As soon as I have it all written down, I will add some instructions! ;) This is a pyramid exploding box I made some time back for a good friend, it contains photos of here LO's of her pets. This is a square version I made about our trip to Victoria Falls for my 50th Birthday!

Musical Explosionsbox im XXL Format als Geschenkverpackung für Konzertkarten. Mit Bühne und Sitzreihen, Vorhang und Fach für Glückwunschkarte und Tickets.

Da bin ich wieder 😂 Momentan habe ich einige Aufträge abzuarbeiten. Es sind die beliebten Explosionsboxen. Am besten mit Thema. So auch diese hatte als Vorgabe ein Thema. Und zwar verschenk…

Hello crafty friends ... Let's start the New Year off with a BANG (my news) ... and a BOING (my card). Before I get to my card details, I wanted to share the exciting news that I will be joining the Your Next Stamp Design Team!!! It's no secret that I've been a huge YNS fan the past couple of years. I'm honoured to have been asked to join their team and am looking forward to sharing lots more YNS creations with you in 2020. You can check out the Your Next Stamp Blog for the announcement details by clicking HERE. Now for my card ... I was inspired by Dr. Sonia on Instagram where she shared a triple Surprise Ball, but she was using Karen Burniston's original die that has long been retired. It made a larger ball and required a larger card base, which is why KB re-worked the die for card makers. I didn't want to make a triple Surprise Ball when I hadn't even made a double and was unsure how stable it would be. So I decided to go ahead and start with a double Surprise Ball for my first attempt and now I know a triple would work just fine. I keep seeing a pop up snowman using a triple, so that will have to get made at some point. I have more photos and details below the video - if you would like to see the video on a larger scale, click HERE to see it on my YouTube Channel. I started with this patterned paper that I've had for a couple of years. If you follow my blog it may be familiar to you - when I ordered it I mistakenly ordered THIRTY sheets instead of the THREE I had intended to. I am still working on using it up, ha ha. I tried team mate Sandy Diller's idea of holding the card closed with a Belly Band, which is another great way to keep the card in the closed position. I made this one fairly loose so it will slide off easily, and wrote "Slide Off" on the back. I also used a butterfly stencil and makeup brushes to add some colour and pattern to the envelope. While I would usually want dimension on those items on the back wall of the card, I didn't want any catch points in the lacy butterflies and greenery as the balls spring up so everything was glued flat. With the double Surprise Ball layers and the foam tape - this is a bulky card that I will be hand delivering. Supplies: Blue, black, green and rose card stocks 1117 Surprise Ball Pop Up - Karen Burniston Patterned paper - Fresh Cut, Basic Grey White shimmer card stock Butterfly dies - Lawn Fawn Butterfly punch - Martha Stewart Circle dies - Hero Arts 1010 Flower Pot Pop Up - Karen Burniston 1026 Flower and Bee - Karen Burniston Copic markers Hologram circle stickers - Stampendous White glitter card stock (scrap) 1053 Alphabet - Karen Burniston Acetate Sakura white gel pen Happiest of Birthdays stamp - Birthday Blooms, Stampin' Up MISTI - My Sweet Petunia 1111 - Cheers - Karen Burniston Butterfly Stencil - Dollar Tree Makeup brushes Card size - 6 x 6" Thanks for stopping by today

Hi Crafty Friends, Earlier last month, I created a penguin using Karen Burniston's Surprise Ball Pop-up die set. After I had created my penguin, Karen requested some help from the Design Team to make some samples for when she demonstrated in the UK on Hochanda which is a TV Craft Show. One of the items Karen requested was some Surprise Ball Animals, but we needed to use just dies that she would have available for sale during this event through Hochanda so my original penguin wasn't suitable. So of course I decided to make a new one with a couple of alterations. The penguin is basically pretty much the same as my original penguin, except this time I used a bow from the Gift Pivot Panels die set. Here is a side view of my penguin. I used the largest circle from the Crosshatch - Circles die set to die cut the glittered circle my penguin is standing on. I also changed the tail slightly. This time I used the border die included in the Circle Tag Book Pop-up up die set to create the fancy edge at the bottom of the tail. The penguin's flippers were die cut using one of the ovals included in the Crosshatch Ovals die set. Here is a look at the penguin, when it is flattened ready to be placed in an envelope or pocket card. My favorite way to present this Surprise Ball Animals, is a pocket card. This one is the same design as my previous one, however I selected a different patterned paper. The stars and the hanging heart (which I used on this card to point to the penguin's tail sticking out off the pocket) are also included in the Surprise Ball Pop-up die set. When you pull on the tail, the penguin jumps up and out of the pocket to surprise the recipient. Supplies: For your shopping convenience, all products are linked below. Compensated affiliate links are used where possible with no extra cost to you. This helps me to continue to share all the projects I include on my blog. For the benefit of my Australia readers, I have started to include some links to Australian stores when available. Please note I only use and share products I love.

Heute muss ich euch endlich wieder einmal eine neue Explosionsbox zeigen. Es werden bei uns zwar eh am laufenden Band neue Motive hergestellt, aber meistens reicht die Zeit nicht, um alles, das unser Haus verlässt, zu bloggen. Bei dieser Box war ein Partyzelt in der Box gewünscht und außerdem soll das Zelt weiß+orange gestaltet werden.

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Download PDF! Stated prices are total prices. Etsy acts as a reseller and sells the product including sales tax. INSTRUCTION VIDEO: https://youtu.be/oVbLvuiB2CU THE FACTS - Instant PDF download (no physical products will be shipped) - DIY to print out (DIN A4) - German handicraft instructions and texts - All digital files are final - Color differences are possible (depends on the printer, printer colors and paper) - No original large tickets fit in the gift box! - © mini-presents DIMENSIONS OF THE FINISHED CINEMA BOX (W) 8cm (L) 8cm (H) 15cm GIFT BOX ASSEMBLY TIME - About 100-120 minutes DIFFICULTY LEVEL - 4 out of 5 YOU NEED THIS FOR CRAFTSMANSHIP - Current Adobe Acrobat version (free download at www.adobe.com) - 5 sheets of DIN A4 cardboard and 3 sheets of DIN A4 paper (I recommend a 250 g/m² paper and a 90 g/m² paper) - Color printer (or you send it to a copy shop) - Scissors - Cutter knife - cutting mat - Ruler - Glue stick - Adhesive strips NICE TO HAVE - Foam adhesive pads - Precision scissors - Clothespins - Perforator With this voucher template you can easily make a gift voucher for a visit to the cinema yourself If you want to give away time together, a visit to the cinema is a good idea! Whether it's a gift for your friend, a Christmas present, or even a birthday present. With cinema tickets as a gift idea, you can give both women and men a lot of joy and do nothing wrong. It is best to give away a cinema voucher as a gift of money. With the cinema voucher explosion box you are super flexible and have an unusual gift idea. I'll show you how to put it all together step by step in my video tutorial. You can find the QR code for the instruction video in the handicraft instructions for scanning. Very easy: Download the craft instructions as a PDF file, print out the craft sheets on cardboard at home, simply put them together and give away joy. TERMS OF USE The files are for personal use only. The files may not be reproduced, shared or sold. All products are for non-commercial consumption. All files are copyright of mini-presents. Upon purchase, you agree to the terms of use and the terms and conditions.

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Diese Explosionsbox mit einer Boutiqueeinrichtung wurde zu den Anlässen Geburtstag und Antritt des Ruhestandes verschenkt.

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Everyone kept asking me, "what's an explosion box?" Well, here it is!! Our dear friends Tom and Lauren are getting married and I wanted to m...

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Red Heart Fascinator, Fascinator Headband, Hatinator With Feather This eye-catching heart fascinator would be a great piece to your valentines day, wedding day or any special occasion. It is made out of wool felt and finished with an arrowhead feather. Made to order: I need 5 days for the heart to be finished. • Handmade with the highest precision, using wool felt for the base. • Finished with a big arrowhead feather. • This hat is set onto a black covered metal headband. THIS HEART CAN BE MADE IN DIFFERENT COLORS, PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR SPECIAL REQUEST! Custom orders are usually ready for shipping within 7 days, depending if the materials are in stock. All of my items are handmade, using high quality materials. My hats and accessories are hand formed, hand cut and sewn, which makes every little accessory unique and one of a kind. SHIPPING INFORMATION: REGULAR POST, TRACKED SHIPPING All items will be shipped with registered post within 1-2 business days after receiving payment to the shipping address provided. Made to order items will be shipped within 7 working days. DELIVERY TIMES: • Italy 5 business days • Europe 5-10 business days • USA/Canada 10-15 business days • Australia 15-21 business days EXPRESS SHIPPING: Express shipping can be chosen at check out, extra costs will be applicable. DELIVERY TIMES: • Italy 1 business day • Europe 5-6 business days • USA/Canada 6-7 business days • Australia 8-9 business days For my kids designs please check out the link below: www.etsy.com/shop/NadineMillineryKids

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