Personalize a ScanNCut 3D Papercraft Design

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Stenciling is a quick and easy way to dress up any little gift box or favor box.


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I started with a design from the Brother ScanNCut USB 4: 3D Papercraft and cut it out of plain white cardstock.

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As you can see the design consists of a box, a center circle, and two flowers. I wanted to protect the “petals” on that bottom edge of the box shape from getting covered by stenciling, so I used painter’s tape to protect them.

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Then it was time to stencil! (For a how to video on seamless stenciling on my YouTube channel, click here.)

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Then it was time to pull off the tape…

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…and assemble the box:

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This box file is awesome because it’s all perforated for you! I simply folded on the perforation lines and brought the “petal” pieces together.

While I wanted the flower pieces to be white, I also wanted some contrast, so I painted the center bit with a cosmetic wedge sponge.

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To make the flowers a little bit fancier, I curled the petals to create dimension (just roll them around a pen or marker)…
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…and used foam adhesive to separate the layers and create even more dimension.

Then I stuck the flower on top of the box and voila! A beautiful stenciled favor box!

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I hope you’ll give this idea a try! It’s quick and easy with beautiful results!

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Talk to you next week!