I am desperate. The communion is next week and I want to do something different. I have done a bunch of the regular things for party favors...I was hoping to do a small treat box, sort of the shape of a church (Rectangle) with a Cross on the top. Seems easy, thought I saw it somewhere but off course I can not find it...I was hoping to put a little plant (like part of a egg carton) in it. Any ideas, suggestions, templates? I am really new to this although I have had my Cricut for months I just never seem to find time to be able to work with it.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for any ideas you can share!!
First Communion party favor
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I found this one and converted it..The instructions are at this link..http://images.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=h ... s%3Disch:1 The dotted lines are just there as a folding guide so you can delete them or copy to a separate layer.. 

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Thank you so much for that. It looks a little beyond my ability..... I am going to save this for my CCD class to make.
What I was hoping was that it would be a simple box, with a cross on top...I have seen it with flowers, but either I saw it or I dreamed one up with a cross on it.
What I was hoping was that it would be a simple box, with a cross on top...I have seen it with flowers, but either I saw it or I dreamed one up with a cross on it.
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If you want simple, it doesn't get any simplier than this:

One piece. Sides fold in, crosses fold out, then slide the slits over the crosses. I like to give the sides a quick run over a sharp edge to curve them.
Hope this helps.

One piece. Sides fold in, crosses fold out, then slide the slits over the crosses. I like to give the sides a quick run over a sharp edge to curve them.
Hope this helps.
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This looks great...I just can not figure out how to get it to work on my computer...I used to have brain cells...
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editsandyj wrote:If you want simple, it doesn't get any simplier than this:
One piece. Sides fold in, crosses fold out, then slide the slits over the crosses. I like to give the sides a quick run over a sharp edge to curve them.
Hope this helps.
My brain drain is solved just fiddeled with it til the bounding box was smaller. Guess I need to cut more SCUT files instead of importing so many SVG"s
Grammy
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Mine brain issues are solved...Thank you so much for taking the time to do this...I think I have it figured out!! Now to just get it the right size....(and find something to put in it!!
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Ok, thought I had my problem solved. When the SCAL 1. opened the wonderful file for the First Communion Party favor box I had a very large bounding box around the favor that fell off the mat, way off the mat and I fiddled with it til it got smaller but as you see there is an invisible box still there. Almost as if there was another object that is going to cut. I usually don't use scut files but only svg's but this one is wonderful and thought about giving it a try. Is it me or is there something else on the mat that I can't see. When unselected it shows as a empty yellow box. Any ideas?
Grammy
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Ok, here is the svg file - importing that should be easier than trying to fix a scut.
If you make the box 5.75" (which gives you 4 to a 12" sheet), the base comes out a little more than 1 1/2" square and a little over 1" tall. Really too small to put anything in.
But if you cut it 8" square, it comes out 3" at the base and about 1 1/2" tall - big enough for kisses or mini candy bars. You might want to think about using 8 1/2" x 11" cardstock to save paper. I made the sample with 110 lb cardstock from staples:

Let me know if you have any other questions.
If you make the box 5.75" (which gives you 4 to a 12" sheet), the base comes out a little more than 1 1/2" square and a little over 1" tall. Really too small to put anything in.
But if you cut it 8" square, it comes out 3" at the base and about 1 1/2" tall - big enough for kisses or mini candy bars. You might want to think about using 8 1/2" x 11" cardstock to save paper. I made the sample with 110 lb cardstock from staples:


Let me know if you have any other questions.
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I so LOVEt this box!
My DD's First Communion and party are this weekend... guess what I will be doing tonight?
My DD's First Communion and party are this weekend... guess what I will be doing tonight?