Hidden Compartment Book Box

Hello, fellow crafters! Jeanie Ellis here to share with you my project for this month's challenge! Before I share with you my project, let's go over some important details:

You my create any mixed media project incorporating inspiration from the below Moodboard

- Your work must be new, not previously published anywhere

- You can create any mixed media project corresponding to the moodboard and the colors presented in the moodboard are also accepted.
- You can enter up to 3 entries.
- The post should contain a banner, a link to our challenge and the name of the blog.
- Last date to submit your works 28th June until 23:55 !

Prizes
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INTERNATIONAL CHALLENGE WINNER

(as voted by our DT)

$30 USD value prize from CREATIVE EMBELLISHMENTS

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NATIONAL CHALLENGE WINNER

(as voted by our DT)

Rs. 500 Value prize from Die Cuts and More and will be our Guest Designer the following month 

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3 DT Favourites

(as voted by our DT, in no particular order)

One DT favourite will receive Goodie bag from Letzcraft Store 

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1 Random Winner

(chosen by Random.org)

One Random winner from Indian Participants will get a goodie bag worth Rs.500 from Creative Minds

Thank you to each and every sponsor! We appreciate you! 

And now let me share with you my project and a video tutorial. 

Here it is:

This is the Top of the Book Box

Here is an angled view of one side

Here it is opened

I really enjoyed making this Hidden Compartment Book Box. I used a tutorial from Lori Whitlock (link to that tutorial is in the YouTube video description box). 

BASIC INSTRUCTIONS

First off, let me say that to get the full details of this box, you will find them in the tutorial. 

1. Cut out all the SVG files for the box

2. Adhere all pieces together, making sure you score all score lines tightly (TIP: Use liquid glue, as it gives you allowance to move the pieces if necessary).

3. Add the mounting papers onto the individual pieces (book cover, binding, etc.) For the side edges of the box where it's the "pages", I used corrugated paper to give it more of a pages look.

4. After assembling the box and adding the decorative papers, decorate! I had a lot of fun decorating. My favorite part!

There you have it! I hope that you will join us for this month's fun challenge! 

Have a great day!