The Walk on the Wild Side die
& stamp set which were so popular in kit form recently have now been
released separately. The beautiful Enchanted Bouquet Favour Boxes are also
available now on the Tonic websites too!
If you’d like to have a look at my video, you’ll find it here
1.Die cut all of the pieces shown at the top of
the instruction sheet in your die set. Score
and fold both Sweet Cart Bases as shown. Set one base aside.
2.Glue along the long glue tab to attach the base
together.
3.Die cut 4 Canopy Posts and trim 2 at the
debossed lines. Burnish the score lines and fold in, gluing one long tab on
each and creating tubes.
4.Feed the 2 longer canopy posts through the
square tab apertures at the front of the cart until the small score line is
level with the bottom of the card. Adhere the glue tabs to the posts.
5.Feed the 2 shorter posts through the remaining
top face square tab apertures until they line up with the bottom of the box.
Adhere the sides of the posts to the inner box and attach the side glue tabs to
the posts.
6.Match up 2 sets of decorative handle die cuts so
that they will fit together back to back. Remove the glue tabs from the back
one of each set and glue each pair together as in the top right of the photo.
7.Fold and glue the tabs to the cart as shown.
Repeat on the other side of the cart.
8.Die cut the Open Me aperture into one of the
side panels.
9.Glue the Open Me panel to the rear of the cart.
10.Glue the plain panel to the front.
11.Burnish the score lines on the canopy front and side
panels.
12.Adhere the 2 canopy die cuts together by the
glue tabs in the centre.
13.Attach the canopy side panels in place and then
create 2 panels using both dies shown to decorate the canopy. Glue these in
place on each side of the canopy.
14.Glue the Canopy Front and Side decorative strips
in place and add dots of glue into the inside corners of the canopy.
15.Attach the canopy posts to the dots of glue to
hold the canopy in place.
16.Take the 4 wheel holder die cuts and glue
together in pairs.
17.Glue the wheel holders in place with the little
score lines level with the base of the cart, on both sides.
18.Trim away the side panels from the remaining
Sweet Cart Base die cuts. Glue these to each side of the cart to cover the
wheel holders.
19.Take the 10 wheel die cuts and glue 5 together
to create one wheel. Repeat. Attach one wheel to each wheel holder with a brad/
split pin.
20.Use the dies shown to create the decorative side
panels and adhere one to each side of the cart.
21.Fold the little decorative tabs in half and glue
to the opening panel as shown.
22.You can keep this panel closed with a knot/bow
of ribbon.
23.Decorate the cart with die cut bunting and
flowers.
This is such a happy kit! Everything from the colours of the
card to the dies and stamps just makes you want to smile.
You will be able to make up an egg shape which you can then
adapt to create a bunny and/or chick.
I’m absolutely sure that you’ll also let your imagination take
over and create all sorts of other animals or creatures.That’s the beauty of a kit like this! The
photos on the leaflet are just the starting point…
In this step by step, I’ll be showing you how to make the
basic egg shape and then use the cute little dies to turn it into a bunny. I
have used the ears provided (what a strange phrase!) but I think you could also
use the arms/legs as ears to create a lop-eared bunny. Enjoy 😊
These are some of the other things you will be able to make with the contents of the kit as you can see in my video
1.Using the Ivory card, die cut 4 Hexagonal Base
pieces.
2.Die cut Easter Egg Top x 6
Easter Egg Base x 6
Large Hexagon x 1
Medium Hexagon x 1
Closure Tab x 2 (optional) I used magnets
instead
Easter Egg Hinge x 1
3.Burnish the top and bottom score fold lines on
the Easter Egg Top die cuts crisply. This is important to make the finished egg
come together neatly in the centre. Gently shape these using a marker or
something round (to prevent creases).
4.Adhere the top tabs of these pieces to the Medium
Hexagon.
5.The glue all the semi circle tabs on the sides
to each adjoining die cut. The little square tabs do not need to be glued in
place.
6.Glue a Hexagonal Base under the glue tabs on the
rim.
7.Repeat this process using the Easter Egg base
dies and the Large Hexagon.
8.Glue the hinge in place.
9.If you’re using the Closure tabs, you can glue
them in place now.Adhere the 2
remaining Hexagon Bases on top to cover all the glue tabs.
10.If you’re using small magnet to close the egg,
you can adhere one under each side of the rim as shown. Die cut another Medium
and Large Hexagon and glue in place to cover the glue tabs.
11.Die cut 2 sets of bunny ears and a pair of ear “inners”.
Remove the tabs from one set of ears and glue these to the back of the full
set. Glue the inners in place. Fold the glue tab back and glue the ears to the head.
You can cover the glue tab with another matching hexagon.
12.Die cut the pieces shown to create the face, arms,
legs, tail etc. I have cut double amounts of arms and legs to glue together to
strengthen these parts.
13.Glue in place as shown.
14.You can use the little tail piece (in pink) to
add pads onto the feet. Cover the join with an extra die cut.
15.Glue the little carrot onto the “hand”.
16.If you wish to reinforce or strengthen the bunny
body, go ahead and add plain die cuts inside the body.