Supplies

5” x 6” Light Brown Cardstock

3” x3” Brown Cardstock for wings

2” x 2 ½” Brown Cardstock for headpiece

1 ½” x 4 ½” Brown Cardstock for branch

1 ¼” x 2 1/4” Rust Cardstock for eyes

2” x 3” Rust Cardstock for wings

1 ½” X 1 ½” Beige Cardstock for tummy

1” x 2” White Cardstock for eyes

1” x 1” Black Cardstock for eyes

½” x ½” Yellow Cardstock for beak

2” x 2” Green cardstock for leaves

Mini Glue Dots #30004050

Double Stick Tape #30013283

Tools:

Big Shot Personal Die Cutting Machine # 30083658

Sizzix Pillow Box Die #30084050

Scissors

1” Circle Punch #30028719

¼” Hole Punch #77178632

Directions

Use the Big Shot die cutting machine with the Pillow box die and cut out one pillow box from light brown cardstock. Use the double-stick tape to join the sides of the box together, leaving the top and bottom flaps open.

Trace and cut out the pieces from cardstock according to the patterns. Use the 1” circle punch and punch out two circles from the rust cardstock.

Fold the flaps in to close the pillow box. Align the top of the owl’s head piece with one of the closed flaps on the box and adhere to the box. Place the round rust eye pieces below and adhere. Place a white circle on top of each rust circle and adhere. Use the ¼” hole punch with the black cardstock and punch out two pieces. Place one each onto the white circles and adhere. Adhere the yellow beak at the bottom of the head piece point, between the eyes.

Align the tummy piece to the bottom edge and adhere.Align the branch piece along the bottom edge on top and adhere. Adhere leaves to the tips of the branches as in the sample shown.

Center the rust colored top wing onto the brown wings and adhere. Place a wing on each side of the owl’s body and adhere.

Open the flap at the top of the head and fill with treats. Close flap.