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When my little one saw the Pram shaped box I had posted yesterday, she also wanted to make one so we made this pink and purple 3 D paper craft Pram
How to make a Pram or Pram shaped Box
The basic 3 D pram is surprisingly simple to make .You need just 2 large circles, 4 small circles and a rectangular card strip to join them to make a pram shaped box.
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Materials required to make a 3 D paper craft Pram or Pram shaped Box
Card stock- sturdy thick card works best if you want your pram to be strong enough to act as a box
Scissors and Glue- I use white glue [ Fevicol MR]
Something to make circles for the body and wheels of your paper craft pram
3 D Paper craft Pram |
To make 2 large circles and 4 smaller circles, you can use
1.Saucer and bottle cap
2.Compass
3.Dies & a die cutting machine
Cut off 1/4th from your 2 large circles to get the basic shape of your pram
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Crafting with my kiddo got easier after I got my Big shot and we end up recycling even more as now even my little one can easily cut up boxes and thick card using the machine. Here you can see my little one using scallop circle dies and the Big Shot to recycle an old card to make her Pram!
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To make the pram body take a strip of sturdy paper :My paper strip is 2.5 inches x 11 inches.
Width -will depend on how wide you want the box compartment to be.
Length- depends on how big your pram circle circumference is!Roughly roll it around the circumference of your pram [3/4 circle] to see if you have enough length for your pram box!
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Score around 1/2 inch from either edge lengthwise [using a scoring tool or a blunt pen point/knife].Make zig zags on these edges as shown [no perfection needed!]
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Fold over the zig zag teeth and apply glue on all the zig zag teeth on one edge as demonstrated by my little one!
Glue the zig zag teeth to the inner surface of your pram circle. This is quite easy if you have an extra pair of helping hands--you can see the tiny fingers helping to hold the zig zags as they dry !
Snip off the extra length of paper if you have more than the circumference of your pram or just bend,fold and glue it in as a horizontal shelf for your pram box.
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Once one side has dried a bit ,apply glue on the other row of zig zag teeth and glue to the other 3/4 circle just inside the edge. Getting it perfect is tough for little ones so our Pram is not all that symmetrical but I guess the smile on a little face compensated for that!
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Stick on the wheels on the outer surface or inner surface of the pram . Glue gently wheel by wheel so that all wheels touch the ground when the pram stands.
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Glue card strips as shown inside the wheels to act as additional supports [ the paper wheels by themselves wont take much weight] so that it can take a bit of weight without toppling over when you put your goodies inside the pram box.
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I didn't add a lid for this one as my daughter wanted to keep her dolly inside but attaching a lid as in my first version of the pram box just involves gluing a piece of card stock inside the pram and letting it overlap on the ledge already made.
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I used MS punches for a lacy effect and hung a heart charm from the roof of our pram .
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We used glittery foam flowers and butterflies again as my little one didn't want much variation from our first pram shaped box .
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I hope you enjoyed my daughter's pink and purple overdose [her fav colors of the moment !].Do share your views as my kiddo has become quite an ardent blogger and is keen to read comments too!
Hello dear girl,its so beautiful..You did great job..your mother is a very smart mom..keep enjoying your crafts with your mum :)
ReplyDeleteby the way Sonia,,whats your daughter's name?
Khadija my kiddo is Prisha which means God's gift!
DeleteAwesome tutorial.Prisha you rock girl.loved your box better than your mom's.thanks for linking up at my challenge.
ReplyDeleteThank You Snehal I agree her pram is so much more cheerful!
DeleteWow! That is so beautiful! Great work! Hugs
ReplyDeleteWow,Prisha you have made a beautiful pram shaped box. Great job!
ReplyDeleteDr Sonia, that is such a wonderful tutorial. That doll fits perfectly in your wonderful pram creation. I must say your daughter has the most beautiful smile....very contagious. Thanks for sharing this in our CELEBRATIONS challenge at Unstampabelles.
ReplyDeleteOMG, that is toooo precious!!! So cute, and the color is just fabulous! What an adorable baby/shower gift this would be.
ReplyDeleteYour son is gorgeous and I love his name!
Audrey my little one is a girl though her hair cut,dresses and slim features makes her look quite boyish!
DeleteWow, thank you for sharing with us how to make these amazing prams, you make it look so simple but the end result really looks complicated.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your work with all of us at Crafty Boots Challenges.
Dionne
Wow... Super cute Pram by a Super Cute Prisha!!!
ReplyDeleteExtremely talented
wow its crazy..... literally this always seemed to difficult to make.....
ReplyDeleteLove ur daughter smiles.. she is so cute.. must be happy with all crafting
Do try it Bhawana it is pretty easy
DeleteThis is so adorable. I love the lace and glittery accents. This is so pretty. It makes me long for winter. Thank you for joining us for the Inky Impressions challenge this week. Good luck and I hope you will join us again soon. :o)
ReplyDeleteTonya Inky Impressions DT
Dr. Sonia, I am sorry about the winter comment. I hit paste by accident. :o)
ReplyDeleteNo problem Tonya I have posted crazier stuff in comments!
DeleteWonderful tutorial and I love that your daughter was able to create one of your baby carriages! Wonderful job, Prisha!
ReplyDeleteSusan
What an amazing creation! The pram suits the dolly so well. I think your little one did a fantastic job. Thanks for playing at UnstampaBelles.
ReplyDeleteSPeechless!!! I see another talented crafter in the making!!!! Dr. Sonia, You are too good!!!
ReplyDeleteYour pram is Stunning. Love the colours. Thanks for joining us at Inky Impressions.
ReplyDeleteKerry
Great pram again. So glad you had helping hands this time. :) I actually have something in common with your daughter. My name, Jani, means "God's gracious gift" :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic Tutorial Sonia,.. Your daughters pram is stunning..Loz
ReplyDeletethis is so gorgeous! a very clever and obviously talented young lady! must run in the family!!! :-) Great to see another entry at Unstampabelles.
ReplyDeleteLovely colours and the little one is so happy , just like the small doll is !
ReplyDeleteLove your new pram , thanks for tutorial !
HUGS
Sonia, I love that your little girl joins in with crafting and creating. She does it so well, too...bless her!
ReplyDeleteYour tutorials are always so easy to follow...thank you!
Stunning - loved seeing pics of your sweet little one.
ReplyDeleteMonica
This is such fun and so pretty!
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Bella
Awesome pram tutorial! What a beautiful daughter you have! TFS!
ReplyDeleteyour daughter is so talented Dr Sonia..i know i keep saying this but everytime i see her creation i am so impressed that a 6 year old is able to do such beautiful work!!!and thank you so much for the Tute!!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to give you an award for your beatiful handmade creations. http://crafting-with-me.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/awarded.html
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Hi Dr. Sonia & Prisha!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! Prisha & Mommy "BOTH" do amazing craft projects together! I see another wonderful crafter in the making..... :) Prisha, your pram is just so precious sweetie! I love ALL of yours & Mommy's creations on mommy's blog..... They are so unique & well thought out! You are both VERY, VERY TALENTED! Thanks for sharing all of your awesome creations & for joining us at Inky Impressions.
INKY HUGS!
Nicole :)
Oh wow this is fabulous! A wonderful project ..
ReplyDeleteLisa x
This is lovely so cute and original and a great tutorial as well - thank you for playing along at Inky impressions this week hugs Judith x
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, so gorgeous!! Thank you for the tutorial!! Your daughter is so absolutely adorable and talented just like her Mom :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
Oh my! Your daughter is as talented as her mom. Will she be a surgeon, too? (grin) Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. I think I will make a bunch of these for the next baby shower I throw. I just found out today that my BF is expecting her 6th child. She is hoping for a girl this time. Wouldn't these prams be sweet as party favors at the shower?
ReplyDeleteThanks & bless you,
Teresa
Firstly, your daughter is gorgeous. Secondly so is that pram. Thanks for the tutorial and for joining in the fun at Unstampabelles again.
ReplyDeleteThis is unbelievable stuff from a kid! sooooooo beautiful... :)
ReplyDeleteOh my! Soooooo cute! Her eyes light up when she's being creative eh?
ReplyDeleteThis is simply superb Doc :)
ReplyDeleteThis is super cute doc :)
ReplyDeleteSIMPLY WONDERFUL! Sonia, you sure put in tons of effort into the tutorial! I love how clear and precise they always are! And I love the fact that your daughter takes such keen interest in it! A crafter in making?
ReplyDeleteThank You Pritesh--I am not too proud of the pics of the tutorial as I had ghastly lighting indoors!
DeleteOMG thats a superb box..soooo beautiful..would like to make one for my niece..
ReplyDeleteDr. you are the one crafter that think of using products in all possible directions...i too have scallop circle die but never thought of using it like this..you are a great inspiration..prisha looks so sweet in that smiling pic !! Waiting to see more projects on dies !!
that's just adorable..:)
ReplyDeletewow sonia... v v preety creation... ur kidoo is sure to come up big in crafting... :-) :-)
ReplyDeletewow!!!!!!!very talented little girl.........she looks so serious crafting,then we see that naughty smile!!!!!!!!!very ,very cute..and very creative.
ReplyDeletesaw you on MIM and omgoodness, this is just adorable. I thank you for the tutorial and now I am eager to make one....smashingly gorgeous...love annie
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness is the just the cutest little pram ever Sonia!! Wonderful instructions on how to do!!
ReplyDeleteReally nice work Sonia - Very clean and neat. Don't think I could ever replicate. All the best for the challenge and thanks so much for entering.
ReplyDeleteItsyBitsy - The Blog Place
OMGOSH, makes me want to have another baby! LOL....NOT! But WOW, I surely would love to have something this gorgeous. Sonia your pram is delightful and the pictures along the way were just precious. Excellent work here again!
ReplyDeleteHugs to you and as always, thank you for linking your talent with us at Make It Monday.
Lisa xx
Thanks for the tutorial. How sweet it is to see your daughter working with the Big Shot. She is such a cutie and I'm thinking she is well on her way to being just as great a crafter as her Mom.
ReplyDeleteYou know what? When I clicked on this exquisite project at MIM, I was not surprised to be directed to your blog! :o) I love everything about this... and especially love that it was a group project! :o) You both did a marvelous job. I adore the papers and colors, the sparkling embellishments, and the pearly wheels. The MS punch looks fantastic. I could gush for hours. This project is certainly one I will be attempting. Thank you for the tutorial and the inspiration. :o) I hope you both have a beautiful, sparkly day!
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings!
WOW Great job! great Tip Share too! Thanks for playing along at Top Tip Tuesday this time for our all about circles challenge, hugs Samantha :0)
ReplyDeletePS don't forget you can enter 3 projects and or 3 Tips too! xx
This is just too darn cute! I love the colors you used with all the details and layers...amazing! Thank you for joining us this week at the Inky Impressions Challenge!
ReplyDeleteJackie, Inky Impressions DT
Isn't that the sweetest thing, what an adorable project! Thanks for the kind comments you have been leaving on my site truly appreciate them!
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glenda
Wow....Such an awesome creation Doc....Hats off to ur little angel!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable litte pram, another gifted crafter in the making, so very pretty, and a fabulous tutorial, so easy to follow...you are a very clever little girl to make such a precious creation.well done, I love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us at ‘Make it Monday’
Luv CHRISSYxx
Don’t forget. .if you leave a comment on another entrant, mention that you saw their card on ‘Make it Monday’ for a chance at second prize.. the more you comment on and mention MIM, the more chances at winning second prize.
This is so pretty! loved the cute pram! the tute is also so nicely explained n ur kiddo has a gr8 smile!
ReplyDeleteLove this, what a great creation, it looks like alot of fun. Thanks for joining the All About Circles Challenge at Top Tip Tuesday.
ReplyDeletewow Sonia, I just looove this pram, the little doll is also adorable. Prisha is having a great time crafting with you :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project with fantastic details!! Thanks for playing with us at The Paper Shelter.
ReplyDeleteOMGee - saw this on MIM and had to come and have a look! It's fabulous! Your little one is very pretty too and it's lovely to see children crafting along with their mums! Thank you very much for the tutorial too hugs Karen
ReplyDeleteSonia, you are amazing! This tutorial is awesome & your creation is just stunning AND inspiring :)
ReplyDeleteBtw, I saw you on MIM.
Lots of joy,
Corrinne
PS - I invite you to join Tuesday Alchemy's newest challenge at http://tuesdayalchemy.blogspot.com
Such a great card & tutorial ;-) Thanks for joining in our Celebrations Challenge at UnstampaBelles.
ReplyDeleteOver the top adorable!!! Thanks for the tutorial and the sweet pictures of your little one crafting away. I love this project!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute card,i always enjoy seeing your works and get inspired. Lots to learn from you.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely FANTASTIC, Gorgeous design and so well made, saw you on MIM. Joey x
ReplyDeleteAwesome project! Thanks for the tutorial, I'm definitely going to give it a whirl!
ReplyDeleteOh Wow! I absolutely LOVE this pram shaped box and will definitely have to make my friend one who will be having a baby girl very soon..PERFECT!!! I saw you over at MIM, thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI saw your beautiful creation on Make It Monday and had to visit and take a closer look. Gorgeous! TFS! My entries are: #84, #129, #91, #157, #158 and #277.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have you visit my blog!
Hugs,
Julia
wow so stunning , i craft with my 14yr old :) just found your blog your art work is amazing :) x
ReplyDeleteAnother one over at MIM??? Do you ever sleep? LOL. I see Prisha helped with this one. Now she has a little buggy for her baby. Too sweet and you could do so many things with them.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous creation! Thanks for the tutorial!! Hugs, Ani
ReplyDeleteI have a candy over at http://cardmaniachallenges.blogspot.com/ if you're interested...
Super cute and what a lovly assistant you have!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at Fashionista Challenge this time!We appreciate your entry and wish you luck and success!!!
Be sure to check back and see if your card is "Featured" or in the Top 5...also, dont forget to come back and VOTE for the Peoples Choice winner...
Rina Fashionista
Aivan ihana, niin söpö vaunu:)
ReplyDeleteMind Blowing craft sonia.....:) Great...
ReplyDeleteOMG this is sooo adorable!.. LOVE teh cute doll too! ;)
ReplyDeleteThe colours and the cute heart charm is soooo awesome!
You are amazing! :D
Superb creation. Love the detailing done by you.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I am glad I happened upon your crafty blog! I also like to make cards for different occasions)so, will pick up some of your ideas!
ReplyDeleteomg this is so adorable !!
ReplyDeletehello...what a wonderful creation.. can you please tell me more about die cuts and die cut machine? which one can i purchase ? from where?
ReplyDeletePragati you actually dont need die cutting machines to make this project and I have started using the big shot only since a couple of months. I bought the big shot from Itsy Bitsy Bangalore. Die cutting machines are fun if you are a hobby crafter and I would say extremely helpful if you are a professional crafter.
Deleteawesome doc.. such talented pair of hands you got. so does your lil one. BTW where do you pick the decorations for your crafts in Bangalore. TIA
ReplyDeleteThank you Feeba. See the link on top "craft supply stores in India"
DeleteLiebe Sonja,
ReplyDeleteEine fantastische und so süüüüüüße Arbeit. Auch deine Anleitung ist wunderschön gemacht.
Liebe Grüße, Anja
WOW!!! lovely Pram ...n reaaly really Nice 2 c ur daughter engrossed in doing it...so sweet expression on her contented innocent face after completing it;)
DeleteBTW Sonia, can u plz tell which crimper u usen which is d best b,coz I find in most of ur projects u use it
Kunda by crimper do you mean the scoring board..I use the scorpal ..its indispensable for me to make pop up cards and boxes
DeleteMam How much that die cut machine cost?
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn crafts from you. Will you do? Please.. I am in Chennai. Where are you located?
ReplyDeleteThank you ...I craft as a Hobby only as I am an ENT Surgeon. You can learn many crafts from the free tutorials I post on this blog
DeleteI was looking everywhere to.make something like this for a guests return gift.... Tha k you so much!!! This was simple and perfect.... :-)
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