Popsicle Treat Box Instructions

This Popsicle box is perfect for party invites or favors. It can be used with our without the card. Fill it up with your favorite candy :)

First I want to apologize for the bad pictures. I don't have much time, so I take what I can get :( If any of you have trouble understanding how to put this together, please let me know. I submitted the design and hope it is in the silhouette store this week at http://www.silhouetteonlinestore.com/v2/viewPortfolio.aspx?artistId=2581.

Cut out design (sorry about the paper, it was the only brown I had :)) Align and glue tab of the long rectangle strip to the underside of the main popsicle cut.

Fold tabs of one popsicle inward and glue to the other popsicle (making a box shape). You should end up with the popsicle shape and 2 long strips coming out from the middle.

Fold the rectangle strip along the dashed lines. Wrap and glue the strip around the popsicle box aligning the dashed lines with the corners.

And there you go. Attach the card if you want to and you have an awesome invitation/treat box :)

Connected fonts

Hi Everyone! Wow it's been a long time. We have been very busy adjusting to our new neighborhood and remodeling our new home. It's coming along, but there is still a lot more to do. Here is a breakdown of the new fonts I have made available. In order to get past the problems of character maps, I have replaced keyboard characters with designs. I hope this helps :) Happy Holidays! Swift Arrow Font Archer Font Swirl Font

Pop Up cards Tutorial

I'm sorry everyone, I really thought I did this years ago. Maybe it was accidentally deleted. Well here it is again. Follow these guidelines for all the pop up cards. cut out all your shapes and remove any negative space that will not be part of the finished design, like the inside of letters, between the letters and the cake decorations. fold the backing along the perforated lines glue around the outside of the design and the bottom part. For the other pop up cards (valentine, train, spring, etc) glue the parts that will not be protruding (in between the letters) glue the front to the backing sandwich the paper with the opening away from you = down sandwich with the opening toward you = up fold along the perforated lines. For the birthday card you will be folding, from the bottom of the design, up, down, up, down, etc. Sort of like an accordion. The card will start to form a right angle as you go. When you fold the card closed you will want

New Monogram Instructions

Basic Monograms Sequence is: frame - uppercase (left) - lowercase (Middle) - "lowercase" (right) The frame is the hyphen key Uppercase keys will give you the left letter Lowercase keys will give you the middle Letter The following keys will give you the right letter 0 = a 1 = b 2 = c 3 = d 4 = e 5 = f 6 = g 7 = h 8 = i 9 = j ! (exclaim) = k ( (parenleft) = l # (numbering) = m \ (backslash) = n : (colon) = o , (comma) = p . (period) = q ? (question) = r ; (semicolon) = s * (asterisk) = t / (slash) = u { (braceleft) = v } (brace right) = w [ (bracket left) = x ] (bracket right) = y ) (parenright) = z For example, to make the image above I typed -Ab2 Script and Type Monograms Sequence: frame - lowercase - uppercase - lowercase The frame is the number 1 lowercase keys will give you the left letter Uppercase keys will give you the middle Letter lowercase keys will give you the right letter For example, to make the im

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