3. Creating Drawer Casings:
***NOTE: I wanted the top of my drawers to be see-thru as it's more fun for recipient to SEE the yummy candy as soon as you open the box, HOWEVER, if you want to skip that part, you can just cut a piece of patterned paper at 2-5/8" x 3-3/4" and attach to top of each casing.
--CUT (4) at 4" x 8-1/4" and score along 8-1/4" side at 2-3/4, 3-7/8", 6-5/8" and 7-3/4"
--Using the largest Rounded Stitched Rectangle die, center it on the section pictured below and tape with a low-tac tape. Run it through die-cut machine. Repeat for remaining 3 drawer casings.
--CUT (4) pcs of acetate 2-11/16" x 3-15/16" and attached to the BACK SIDE of casing with 1/8" Scor Tape or very sticky 2-sided tape.
--Apply glue to the flap and fold over the opposite side and attach. Run a bone folder over it a few times or your fingers. Repeat with remaining drawer casings.
--Apply Scor Tape and/or glue to the backs of casings and attach to the INSIDE sections as pictured below.
4. Decorating Drawer Casings
***TIP*** You will want to pay attention to which pattern is on the outside panel of the box because when it's all closed up, the SIDES of the casings will be showing right next to the outside box panels! Only matters if you are mixing patterns.
--CUT (8) pcs of patterned paper at 3-13/16" x 15/16" and attach to each casing side
5. Creating the Pull Out Drawers
--CUT (4) at 6-1/16" x 4-3/4" and score each at 1-1/16" on all 4 sides
--Working on the bottom righthand corner, CUT on score line just up to score line, then miter the far right edge (only) of tab up to the score line. Rotate drawer and repeat process until you have 4 flaps.
--*optional: Punch a 1/2 circle from one of the short ends on each of the 4 drawers.
--Apply glue to all flaps and tuck inside drawer sides.
We're ALMOST DONE!! ☺♥
***This next part is completely optional... but I noticed an empty space when all the drawers are folded up, so I thought I'd take advantage of that space by adding a GUMBALL SHAKER! If you want to skip this step, go to step #7 to create the lid!
6. Double Sided Gumball Shaker
(come on... you know you wanna! LOL ☺)
--Hold your Gumball Machine pieces (2 big dies, or use the die cuts) so that they are overlapped and place a piece of window sheet/acetate over it and trim the acetate so it's just barely smaller than the outside edge of the dies except don't cut it across the bottom of machine base, just cut it straight down so you have a good 2" (give or take) longer as pictured below. Repeat to make a 2nd.
**Note: You can easily hold just one die at a time to make cutting easier, however the acetate will be all one piece!
--CUT 2 complete gumballs machines (I cut 2 different colors cuz... ya know me and rainbow colors!) and glue the pieces to the acetate strips you just cut.
--On the orange machine, I wanted the lever to be on same side as the purple when they get attached, so I CUT off the lever on orange one and glued it to the left side. What looks like white is actually silver metallic cardstock.
--Score the acetate right at the base of the gumball machine (on each).
--Add 1/8" foam strips around the back of ONE of the machines as pictured.
--DIE CUT Small Candies in various colors and add. Attach the 2nd machine on top, lining it up.
--Bring all 4 drawers up in closed position and with a pencil, lightly trace the square in center.
--Measure the width of your acetate strip and with a craft knife, CUT a slit diagonally in center of the square you drew.
--Insert both of the acetate bases of your gumball machines into that slit. The following pic shows the very bottom of my box. I added Scor Tape on the acetate (box side) removed backing and pressed them opposite each other (see photo below).
--CUT a piece of thick cardstock (I used 110 lb white) to 3-7/8" and glued to the bottom to cover up acetate and make the box more sturdy.
7. Creating the Lid:
--CUT a pc 6-1/2" square and score at 1-1/4" on all 4 sides. Repeat the same process as the drawers for cutting the flaps of lid and glue/assemble.
--DIE CUT (4) with Canopy die in various colors. 
