Silhouette Cameo Tutorial: Butterfly Boxes for Favors at Baby Shower

[@joycelocklear6315]

I just purchased a Silhouette Cameo, and was online looking for helpful tutorials when I ran across yours. The info about loading the mat was very very helpful. I love the boxes you made and will probably be trying them also. TYFS!

[@msmartinigirl1]

So cute. Thank you for explaining how to load your mat. I just got the Silhouette for my birthday. I had a problem a couple times with the mat sliding around and now thanks to you I know how to avoid that problem. I am really liking this machine.

[@KINDERKRAFTS]

Hi again... Soooooooooooooo super cute...LUV LUV LUV it... I am still thinking about the Cameo...when I finally decide to purchase it something new will come out...lol...lol... Thank you so much for sharing... Have a fun spring day... Surie

[@century153]

That is absolutely adorable! Great job.

[@AmberDuggerknitter]

Great tutorial! Thanks for taking the time to make the video. The boxes are lovely and it looks like they were a success!

[@IkeBabyShowers]

what a unique way to make favor containers, I loved it!

[@suebella4u2]

Yet another fantastic video! I look forward to watching whatever you have in store for us next time!! THANK YOU!!

[@scottishscraps7195]

such cute boxes, love butterflies !! xx

[@rojonesdesign]

This was a great tutorial and I was looking for a better adhesive.

[@Crazyfoote]

Love the tutorial enough so I tried it. I went out and bought the white Georgia-Pacific cardstock, 110 weight. Putting my blade on #7, like suggested, was way too deep. I have a very not-so-nice outline of the butterfly box on my cutting mat. It didn't cut through, but pretty close. I ended up moving my cutting blade to # 3 and got a perfect cut.

[@grannyztube]

They turned out so cute! :)

[@vswaddy620]

Awesome job, I have to try this one. I have a Cameo, and I am in the learning stage lol. TYFS!

[@weebmonster]

so adorable! and so sweet!

[@dkandluvly4u]

Thank-you for such a great video. If this pic you used was snatched from the internet, how would you cut the butterfly area at the top & bottom. You have an inner cut. I can't seem to figure out how to get in there to cut that part out. My only way is to create an image of that shape & stick it there. I know there's got to be a better way. Please HELP me!

[@2tinytreasures]

It's a amazing tool that you will find to use for so many purposes!

[@2tinytreasures]

it was a great weekend :) She loved everything!

[@peechydaze]

cute! u could take some ribbon and run it u der the body of the butterfly, and tie in a knot at the head, then clip the ends short to lok like antanae

[@2tinytreasures]

I still forget! and then I'm telling the machine to stop stop stop! lol I'm sure you've had those moments ;)

[@artzology]

Really pretty! tfs

[@2tinytreasures]

thank you! I think I've finally recovered from the weekend ;)

[@yaniquer2114]

Can you use it to put cake in it?,because the paper seems a little thin... not sure if it would hold...please help.

[@2tinytreasures]

The Georgia Pacific cardstock can hold up to muffin size cupcake. I wouldn’t go any heavier. A lightweight cake but not a dense cheesecake or heavy chocolate. Tres leches would be too soggy

[@jogrybsli]

thanks for this easy to follow tutorial, Jogry/bali

[@ladytee412021]

Very nice!!

[@2tinytreasures]

thank you! it was fun...but by box 35 I was DONE!

[@2tinytreasures]

thank you!

[@vodafone133]

Awesome really thanks a lot.

[@rojonesdesign]

Thank you! This was a greAt

[@evelinmoreno880]

Muy lindo

[@2tinytreasures]

thank you so much!

[@2tinytreasures]

tfw!

[@2tinytreasures]

then I'll upgrade and sell you this one for cheap LOL