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Christmas in July 2018 | DAY 3 | Memory Dex Style December Daily Display Box

I love today’s project! I can’t wait to fill it with photos, journaling & embellishments and place it out on display in December. This is most definitely something for the coffee table. The most unusual items you’ll be needing for this project are wooden skewer sticks!

I’ve used the gorgeous new Christmas paper collection from Dovecraft called Little Red Robin. I have only seen it at Hobbycraft so far, but I will be updating the supply list as it becomes available at other shops.

#christmas #christmasinjuly #memorydex

 

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Helen Xx

Catch Up | DAY 1 | DAY 2

Cutting Guide

Chipboard base
7 1/16″x 4″
7″x 2″ (x2)
4″x 4″ (x2)

Joining Strips
7″x 1″ (x6)
4″x 1″ (x6)
2″x 1″ (x8)

Mats
6 7/8″x 3.75″ (x1)
6 7/8″x 1.75″ (x2)
3.75″x 1.75″ (x2)
Repeat for inside mats

Blocks for skewers
2.25″x 3.25″ Score every 0.5″ in portrait position

Memorydex pages
3.25″x 3.25″

Disc punch position
8

Making tabs on envelope punch board
1 5/8″ & the centre point as per video

Supplies




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Helen

Papercraft designer & educator. My aim is to inspire and provide easy to follow tutorials - so you can create my projects with ease. You can find my projects on my website, Youtube and in papercraft magazines.

One Comment

  1. Thank you for a fabulous demonstration for the December Daily Tag box, – Christmas in Jul;y so inspiring and easy to follow and thank you for the written dimensions I hope to make one soon when I have gathered all the necessary items.
    Many thanks
    Jan Le Billon

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