Poor Abi is still ill, but at least the tablets seem to be helping, so I am at home caring for her today, whilst she is asleep I am having a quiet crafting day.
Whilst i was blog surfing last night there were a couple of projects that caught my eye & one of them is a mini magazine holder & a selection of card to go in it.I have found two different tutorials & I am going to try both.The first one is for mini cards 3" x 3" in size & was made by Becky at Inking Idaho Becky has some wonderful tutorials on her blog, take a peep at her blog for inspiration.
Tutorial Part 1
Tutorial part 2
Whilst i was blog surfing last night there were a couple of projects that caught my eye & one of them is a mini magazine holder & a selection of card to go in it.I have found two different tutorials & I am going to try both.The first one is for mini cards 3" x 3" in size & was made by Becky at Inking Idaho Becky has some wonderful tutorials on her blog, take a peep at her blog for inspiration.
Tutorial Part 1
Tutorial part 2
The cards for this folder are 3" x 3"Stamps
Baroque motifs 113490
Flight of the butterfly 111564
Happy moments SAB 118664
Handcrafted 117607
Cardstock
Very vanillaRose red
Apricot appeal
Certainly celery
Love notes cards & envelopes 110195
Inks
Rose red
Apricot appeal
Certainly celery
Designer series paper
Rose red 113647
Tools
Stamp-a-ma-jig 101049
1" circle punch 110106
1 1/4" circle punch 110104
Scallop edge border punch 113654
Butterfly punch 117404
Eyelet border punch 117402
Scallop square punch 113653
Word window punch 117406
Accents
Dazzling diamonds glitter 110194
Gold Stampin' emboss powder 113664
The colours I chose for my mini magazine holder & cards are Rose red, Apricot appeal & very vanilla. I used the designer series papers in the patterns range in Rose red.
Dont forget to stamp the envelopes as well.
The second mini magazine holder is by Melinda at Sunflower Stamping last night is the first time that I have found melinda's blog, but I will be popping back & keeping an eye on her forthcoming projects.
Mini magazine holder tutorial
Stamps
Baroque motifs 113490
Flight of the butterfly 111564
Happy moments SAB 118664
Handcrafted 117607
Baroque border Wheel 109675
Inks
Versamark
Certainly celery
Apricot appeal
Rose red
Cardstock
Apricot appeal
Very vanilla
Certainly celery
Tools
Stamp-a-ma-jig 101049
1" circle punch 110106
1 1/4" circle punch 110104
Scallop edge border punch 113654
Butterfly punch 117404
Eyelet border punch 117402
Accents
Dazzling diamonds glitter 110194
1/4" Grosgrain ribbon ~ Certainly celery 110124
This mini magazine holder is designed for cards 4 1/4" x 5 1/2"
I love both of the designs for these mini magazine files but if i'm truthful the second is the easier of the two to make, but I do love the Love notes cards from Stampin' Up 110195 & they fit the first mini magazine file perfectly.
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2 comments:
Hi Lisa! Got your email/comment on my blog about the mini magazine holder. So glad you saw it and liked it! I get so many visitors to that post! I've stopped posting to that particular blog, but will be putting a link to my new blog there in a few short weeks, so I hope you'll visit again, then come see me at my new home in blog-land! I love your blog and all your creations! Isn't it wonderful that we can now correspond so easily with others so far away?! I love it! I live in a small town in Georgia now, but just moved here from the big city in Houston, TX. So happy that Stampin' Up! has reached across the pond!
Hi Lisa! Got your email/comment on my blog about the mini magazine holder. So glad you saw it and liked it! I get so many visitors to that post! I've stopped posting to that particular blog, but will be putting a link to my new blog there in a few short weeks, so I hope you'll visit again, then come see me at my new home in blog-land! I love your blog and all your creations! Isn't it wonderful that we can now correspond so easily with others so far away?! I love it! I live in a small town in Georgia now, but just moved here from the big city in Houston, TX. So happy that Stampin' Up! has reached across the pond!
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