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Showing posts with label storage. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 25, 2022

Front Pocket Card

Hello,

I love this new Pretty Prints Designer Series Paper (DSP) and wanted to try this new Front Pocket card. It holds a small card with a sweet sentiment. Scroll down to the bottom for a full video tutorial.

Start with a card base measuring 5-1/2" X 8-1/2" scored at 4-1/4"

Then, mark 2-3/4" on the bottom and score from the ends to the mark. It should look like this:

Then, you take TWO pieces of DSP measuring 2-1/2" X 4"

And you cut them diagonally in opposite directions.
Then, you use these triangles.
Next, adhere them to the back of the front of the card, so it looks like that.
Flip the card over and adhere it so the fold forms a pocket.
Use a piece of Basic White measuring 2-3/8" X 2-3/8" adhere a piece of Shaded Spruce measuring 1/2" X 2-3/8" and stamp your sentiment from the Cottage Rose Stamp set.

 
Here is the video tutorial on how to make this card:

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Sharon Lim

Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator 

Rubber Stamps and Accessories including Scrapbooking 

Sunday, May 22, 2022

Luv2Stamp Group Blog Hop-May 2022-Father's Day

Welcome to the Luv 2 Stamp Group's 2022 Blog Hop!  We are excited to share projects with you this year. We hope to inspire you to create beautiful new projects.  Each month we will have a different theme based on the next month's celebrations using Stampin' Up! products.
Once you are done with each post, scroll down to the bottom and you will see a list of Blog Hop participants, you can click on their name to go to their post, or you can click the next button to go to the next post in line.
Happy crafting!  This month's theme is Father's Day.
Here is my project, it's a Double Tower Bridge card inspired by Leena Gira, and yes, it fits in a regular A2 envelope. 

Start with an Early Espresso card base measuring 4-1/4 X 10-1/4" score at 1/2", 1-1/4", 2", 2-3/4" and repeat on the other side.
Glue down the first tab on both sides to form the two towers.  It should look like this:
For the strips on the towers cut coordinating cardstock. Here I had Early Espresso and Soft Succulent.  In the video tutorial, I used Cajun Craze and Early Espresso cardstock.
To make the bridge, you need a piece of DSP and two more coordinating cardstock, measurements on the picture below.
For the center of the card, use a piece of DSP measuring 3" X 4" and coordinating cardstock measuring 3-1/8" X 4-1/8".
For the back, cut a piece of Basic White measuring 4" X 4-1/4".
For more inspiration from the Luv 2 Stamp Group Blog Hop Team, click on the image below to visit the talented Laurie Bradshaw.  Don't forget to continue following links on each blog to see everyone's projects!
Click below to watch a video tutorial on how to make this card.
Luv2Stamp Group Blog Roll-May 2022

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Sharon Lim

Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator 

Rubber Stamps and Accessories including Scrapbooking 

Saturday, February 3, 2018

A Box with dividers for the Stampin' Up! Blends


Hello,
I had my fellow demonstrator, Kim,  loan me her Stampin' Up! Blends for my Open House.  She asked me about having a container to hold them all, so I suggested a Paper Pumpkin box.

And as a "Thank You", before I returned the markers, I decorated her Paper Pumpkin box and made a divider/holder to have inside.  I followed Holly Smith's tutorial on YouTube. Holly's  instructions were clear and easy to follow.
All it took was 2 sheets of 12 X 12 Whisper White cardstock, a scoring tool, and some glue.

Here is the outside, I used some retired DSP to cover the outside, and cut out letters in Old Olive to spell out "BLENDS."
 Here is the inside with the dividers with the entire set of Blends, all 27, including a spot for the "Color Lifter" marker on the right.
I set them in them using the ROYGBIV order, but I have seen it the markers placed alphabetical order too.
 Here is a close up of the divider.
 This is the divider without the markers.
If anyone is interested, I would be happy to make one for you.  
Let me know.
Thank you for checking in!
Sharon



Sharon Lim
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator #54149
Rubber Stamps and Accessories including Scrapbooking 

EMAILsharonitwithyou@gmail.com
CELL: (707)486-3500
PayPal.Me/SharonLim

Saturday, April 30, 2016

Organizing my Embossing Folders!!

Hello,
I'm on an organizing mission.  Last week I was organizing my stamps from Paper Pumpkin.  Next up...Embossing Folders.
I was inspired by my upline to organize all of my Embossing Folders.  I used to have them in a small photo album. One one side was a sample of the style and on the other side was the folder.  It became too big and started bulging.  So, I decided a new container was needed.
I cut some thin cardboard as dividers, adhered the sample and then wrote the name of the folder on it. Then, put the folder in front of the divider.
For the retired folders, I just marked them with a red "X"
They fit perfectly in a container I got from Daiso, the Japanese version of the Dollar Store, but everything is $1.50 unless marked, and sales are final, no refunds or exchanges.  This container was $4.00.
It's perfect for my crafting days so I can just carry them in this container and have them accessible to use at everyone's fingertips.
Thank you for checking in!
Sharon
  



Sharon Lim

Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator #54149
Rubber Stamps and Accessories including Scrapbooking 

EMAILsharonitwithyou@gmail.com
CELL: (707)486-3500
PayPal.Me/SharonLim