Stepper Box Tutorial feat. OddBall Art

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Hello everyone!

Hope the week has gone by smoothly so far. Today I'm sharing a tutorial for a super fun and easy, stepper box!

 Measurements for the entire project:

6x12 inch piece of cardstock
Score at 3, 6, and 9 inches

Four pieces sheets of 6x6 cardstock 
Score at 1.5 inches on all sides

For the lid you will need another sheet of 6x6 cardstock
Score at 1 3/8 inch on all four sides

OddBall Art Image I featured is IMG#284 Kawaii Seals and Big Eye Girl on Rescue Boat. It's such a wonderful set and deals are my favorite animal, so I had to use it for this project!

 I have a full tutorial video showing how I put the box together that you can find here.
 I wanted a fun, summer theme,  and when I saw this paper pad from DCWV, I knew I had to grab it and use it for this particular project. The Nautical theme is given a twist, by using bright pink, inatrmead of the traditional red, and it looks stunning.
I hope you enjoy todays video, that you check out the OddBall website,  and snag a couple of fun images. You can use coupon code Eny1 to get one FREE image with the purchase of two!

Happy crafting,
Eny

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