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Traveling Trio Stacking Suitcases
Created and designed by Becky Roberts
Images Stampin Up! 2009
This tutorial contains the patterns and instructions for creating the
Traveling Trio Stacking Suitcases and pieces shown above.
Have fun!

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2 Content and Design Becky Roberts, Stampin Up!Demonstrator, All Rights Reserved, Artwork Stampin Up!
Ingredient ListTraveling Trio Stacking Suitcases
All supplies are from Stampin Up! unless otherwise indicated.Cardstock: Ruby Red, Old Olive, Soft Suede, So Saffron,Chocolate Chip
Ink Pads:Ruby Red, Old Olive, So Saffron, Chocolate Chip
Stamp Sets: Flower Fancy, Smarty Pants, Little Flowers,
and Happy Birthday from Viola
Accessories: The Write Stuff Specialty Designer SeriesPaper (DSP). This paper package contains patterned paper
and textured cover weight card stock die-cuts used in this
project. Paper Clips, Gold Brads, Earth Elements (Old Olive &
Ruby Red) and Rich Regal Brads (So Saffron), Vintage Brads
(black), Basic Gray Magnets, Paper Piercing Tool, Guide & Mat,
Uni-Ball White Gel Pen, Build-A-Brad for paper clips
Ribbons: 1/2 Soft Suede Polka Dot Grosgrain, 5/8 OldOlive & Basic Black Grosgrain, 1/2 Old Olive Striped
Grosgrain, 1 Double Stitched Grosgrain, 1/4 Old Olive
Grosgrain
Punches: 1/2 Circle, 1-1/4 Circle, 1-3/4 Circle, Wide Oval,Spiral
Adhesives, etc.: Stampin Dimensionals, Mini Glue Dots,Sticky Strip (a whole roll!), SNAIL adhesive, Paper Cutter
with Scoring Blade, Paper Snips scissors

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Bottom Suitcase
The bottom suitcase consists of a top/lid a box bottom andthe dividing insert pieces.
Bottom: Cut Soft Suede cardstock to 11 x 12. Score at 2
on all 4 sides.
Lid: Cut Soft Suede cardstock to 9-1/8 x 8-1/8. Score at
1/2 on all 4 sides.
Bottom piece - Cut up to the 2 intersecting score lines on 2
sides of the box. Fold on the score lines.

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Trim the 4 corners off at the diagonal as shown
Add Sticky Strip to the corners and fold it up into a box.
Trimming the corners on the diagonal makes for smooth clean
box corners and eliminates those nasty little edges that sit
above the box sometimes.

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Lid piece - Cut up to the 2 intersecting score lines on 2 sides
of the box. Fold on the score lines. Trim the front corners on
the diagonal and cut the back corners off. Add Sticky Strip
to the corners of the front and a long strip to the back piece
as shown.
Tuck in the front corners, seal and fold up the box lid.

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Insert the back piece into the box bottom, peel the Sticky
Strip and press together. You can put it on the outside too if
you want, we will be covering it up with DSP later.
Now the bottom suitcase in the trio is made, the rest is
decorating it to look like a real suitcase. I covered mine with
cardstock and DSP, added a decorative trim strip around the
lid, corner decorations, a ribbon handle and straps around the
entire suitcase.

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Cut insert/divider pieces for the box from Whisper White
cardstock or whatever color you prefer. This one is 3 pieces
put together like a puzzle to fit in the box.
Large: half of it is for the cards and envelopes and the otherhalf is where the medium insert fits on top. Cardstock is 6 x
10, score at 4-1/2, 5-1/2 & 6-1/2
Medium: for 3x3 post it notes or cards and paper clips.
Cardstock is 3-1/2 x 8, score at 3-1/2, 4-1/2 & 5-1/5
Pencil divider:cardstock is 8 x 3-1/2, score at 1, 2 & 3

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Punch four 1-1/4 circles to make the corners of the suitcase.
Method: Fold circle in half one direction to score it, unfold
and fold in half the other direction to score it. Start to foldthe score lines in on each other on one wedge making two pie
shaped pieces in that area as shown in the second circle. Trim
one of those segments out of there and use the remaining
segment to place the adhesive. Tuck that little flap
underneath and seal to create a three sided circle. Set aside.
Cut three strips of Basic Black cardstock for the trim strip on
the lid. One is 1/2 x 8-1/8 and two are 1/2 x 7. Paper
pierce along one edge and use the Uni-Ball White Gel Pen to
connect the dots and create the look of stitching. Set aside.

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Cut Basic Black cardstock to layer the DSP on.2) 6-3/4 x 1-3/4 for two sides
2) 7-3/4 x 1-3/4 for a front and back
1) 7-3/4 x 6-3/4 for the lid
Cut DSP layering pieces:
2) 6-1/2 x 1-1/2 for two sides
2) 7-1/2 x 1-1/2 for the front and back
1) 7-1/2 x 6-1/2 for the lid
3 finished trim strips also shown in this picture

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Put Sticky Strip on the back of all the pieces and attach to
the suitcase. Add the trim strip last.
Cut 5 of 5/8 Black Grosgrain Ribbon. Fold into shape and
put a mini glue dot to holds the folds in place. Tuck the ends
under so they do not ravel and seal with a black brad. Attach
handle to suitcase with mini glue dots.

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Cut strips of Basic Black cardstock to 1/2 wide. Attach end
to end and fold around the suitcase. Crease on the edges.
When fit, add Sticky Strip and put them on permanently.
Approximately 18-1/2 to 19 are needed.

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Peel and stick magnets to the straps. This is how you will open
and close this suitcase.
Here is a photo of the Basic Gray magnets I used but I think
they have new packaging now so it may not look like this.

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Middle Suitcase
Box bottom: Cut a piece of Ruby Red cardstock to 7 x 6 for
the bottom of the box.
Cut two pieces of 12 x 3-1/2, score at 1/2 along both strips.
You will end up needing about 20, but assemble the entire
thing for now.
Back piece for the box bottom:8 x 3-1/2. Score at 1/2
on one long side and two short sides.
Box lid: Cut 7-1/8 x 6-1/8 for the lid
Cut two pieces of 12 x 1-1/2, score both strips at 1/2. You
will end up needing about 20 of this also, but assemble the
entire length.
Box lid back piece: 8-1/8 x1-1/2. Score at 1/2 on one long
side and two short sides.
Punch two 1-3/4 circles out of scrap cardstock to use as a
pattern for the corners. Trace with a pencil and hand cut.

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Do this for the top and bottom piece, front corners ONLY.
Attach the two lengths of long cardstock for the box
bottom/side with Sticky Strip, overlap by about 1/2. Cut
1/2 piece out of the under piece so it isnt so bulky when
attaching.

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Attach Sticky Strip around the box bottom piece in three
separate strips. Lay one down in the front almost corner to
corner. Then place one from the corner to the back of the
box on each side. Mark the middle of the front with a pencil.
Peel the Sticky Strip from the front edge. Fold the long
piece on the score line as you will be attaching the 1/2 edge
to the box. Find the mark you made for the center and line it
up with the center of where you pieced the two pieces

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together. Carefully lay that down all along the front, lining it
up right along the edge. Now the center is attached and you
should have long pieces hanging off each side that are
unattached.-It looks intimidating but it really is pretty straight forward,
just trust me!
-Try to keep it as straight up and down as possible with little
to

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