Bev Adams, Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator
More Organization – More Time for Crafting
We made these at our large “Upline” gathering and I thought I’d share with my customers. It’s so simple, yet so fun. It would be great for baby shower favors, a neighbor gift, or even wrapping for a birthday present. The Tag a Bag kit makes it so quick and easy! You can just use the tag to write a name or greeting. We added a punched butterfly with Candy Dots.
No Big Shot is needed, but Step It Up even more and cut out the Bitty Banner,
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A simple note pad turns into something special with an initial, some creped tissue flowers, and a matching pen that holds the cover closed. I keep mine by my desk for notes.
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Note Pad with Pen Buckle 6-1-13
This card looks complicated, but it’s just a basic 4 1/4″ x 11″ card base with an extra couple of folds. We added a panel inside for the view out the window. It folds flat and fits in a normal envelope, but pops up for dimension. The farther apart you put the folds, the deeper the view.
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Did you know you can use Embossing Powder on metal? I bought inexpensive mail boxes from Target. We embossed and added a bit of ribbon and punches. I saw how to punch an arrow with the tag punch. Who thought of that? I wish I knew! The mail box is ready for valentines. Be mine!
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Fill our 1″ by 8″ cellophane bags with candy. Add ribbon and lace tape. Add a heart shaped tag. Hand them out to everyone you know. Done! Happy Valentine’s Day!
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This project was CASE’d too. Nope. I don’t know who started it, but I’m glad they did. If it was you, let me know and I’ll be happy to give you credit. This was so incredibly easy and so fabulous, it’s hard to believe. Buy a roll of aluminum flashing at your hardware store. Don’t be tempted by the metal shingles even though they’re just the right size. They’re too thick.
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