Craft Edge

This is a simple one, but seeing as I'd made it, if it saves some of you some work in making something similar, all to the good!

This solves some of the drawbacks of both my earlier advent suggestions, in that they're faster to make than the takeout boxes and the don't need to be torn open like the sour cream containers, so you can use them again another year.

I hope you like em!

http://dan99.blogspot.com/2008/11/adven ... eebie.html

Thanks AGAIN dan! You sure have been on a roll!!! I got my crimper and I'm making the sour cream containers for the kids at school. I'm going to put little jingle bells in them and make them ornaments...But I think I'll make these little boxes for candy!

A quick question for Dan. I downloaded the heart and love it! My problem is it seemed like the last row to weave didn't fit, I had to trim it down just a bit. I'm thinking it might be the heavy card stock I used....did you have any trouble or is it just me?
Thanks for all your hard work!!!!!

Thanks for the pattern Dan! I have a couple of patterns for 3-d shapes, but my scanner is broken, so this really helps.

Thanks so much for sharing all the files. I have downloaded most of them as I know if I don't do it they will be gone.. just want to say it is so nice of you to do this...

lovebeingamom wrote:A quick question for Dan. I downloaded the heart and love it! My problem is it seemed like the last row to weave didn't fit, I had to trim it down just a bit. I'm thinking it might be the heavy card stock I used....did you have any trouble or is it just me?
Thanks for all your hard work!!!!!

I made the sample to photograph for my blog and it didn't need trimming at all. I was using Basic Grey Figgy Pudding paper, which is thinner than the cardstock you used sounds. Perhaps that's the problem?

dan99 wrote:

lovebeingamom wrote:A quick question for Dan. I downloaded the heart and love it! My problem is it seemed like the last row to weave didn't fit, I had to trim it down just a bit. I'm thinking it might be the heavy card stock I used....did you have any trouble or is it just me?
Thanks for all your hard work!!!!!

I made the sample to photograph for my blog and it didn't need trimming at all. I was using Basic Grey Figgy Pudding paper, which is thinner than the cardstock you used sounds. Perhaps that's the problem?

I think that is the issue, I used some very heavy stuff.
I sure appreciate all your hard work, I went in and was going to create different words (possibly Merry Christmas) and gave up after a bit....ho ho ho will work awesome!