Art Philosophy Pillow Box Basket Video Tutorial

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ByLisa Stenz
How’s that for a super duper long title? LOL!

I promised that I would make a video tutorial showing how to make the little baskets that I posted here. Well, I am happy to say that the video is finally done. It is not the best video, but hopefully it will help you understand how I made the basket. Here is another photo of the Christmas basket along with one that I made using the Dreamin’ paper packet as well.



Below is a link to the video. Enjoy…

In case you’d like to order the amazingly fantastic,
super awesome, incredibly jam packed with great images Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge
Bundle, feel free to visit my website here. If you click on the link that says “Online Shopping,” you will find the Cricut Collection listed on the left.
Happy Creating!

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