Some time ago I spent an evening making these little note pad covers. I was looking for a project to use some of my scraps. I think they...
Hi Crafty Friends! Better late than never...I am finally getting to sharing how to make the mini legal pad folder covers made with card stock. I used Mossy Meadow and the Magnolia Lane DSP. The mini legal pad tucks into one of the pockets. I used adhesive velcro to close the folder. Measurements: Card Stock, 2 pieces: 1 at 5 7/8 x 11, score short side at 5 1/2 and long side at 2 3/4. 1 at 8 x 11, score short side at 3/8, 5 7/8, 6 1/4 and long side at 2 3/4. DSP: 1- 3/4 x 5 1- 1 1/2 x 8 2- 5 1/4 x 8 You'll need tear tape or liquid glue to attach the 2 pieces of card stock together. The video gives the full instructions. These are quick and easy to make. I think they would make great gifts or items for a craft fair. You can shop for all the supplies used here: audramonk.stampinup.net. Have questions? Let me know. Here are the projects I made for my team using Stampin' Up pocket folders. I used a tutorial by Christy Wright. She did a great video tutorial on it. Christy's tutorial Depending on your folder, you may need to tweak things just a bit as I did for the green folders. And here are the ones I made from file folders. You can see the instructions for them here: https://thecraftyyogi.blogspot.com/2019/09/notebook-covers-with-non-pocket-folders.html Stay Crafty! Audra
How to Make a DIY Memo Pad Holder… I’m a list maker. I make lists for things to do, groceries to buy, photos to edit, ideas, gardening… I’m actually using the “Choose …
This legal pad holder checks all the boxes! Everyone will want this gift....teachers, friends,family and sunday school teachers!!! This is the perfect stash buster!!!! ...
Hello Friends, I will share how to dress up, cover a junior note pad or a "To Do" note pad. So simple but elegant. I made 18 of them for all my teammates that attended OnStage,
Hi Crafty Friends! Better late than never...I am finally getting to sharing how to make the mini legal pad folder covers made with card s...
How to make Post-It Note Covers. Make personalized and cute sticky note covers for your own touch on your office supplies.
Eleven of the Pals met today at a beautiful club house for a great day of stamping, chatting and eating. Linda Foster, Peggy Noe, Shannon Jaramillo and I each had a project for all participants to …
Some time ago I spent an evening making these little note pad covers. I was looking for a project to use some of my scraps. I think they...
Today is my husband’s birthday! We are a huge game family! I grew up with 4 sisters and a brother and we were always playing cards and games. When I moved away after college I missed having s…
Whop Whop its the weekend, the first day of the school holidays and no rain........ so far. I've been rooting through all my left over papers that have been sitting in the cupboard for ages and decided to use some of them to make some notebook holders for my stall at the craft fair. It didn't take long to transform two sheets of paper and some chipboard into a gorgeous gorgeous little gift that would be great for stocking fillers, table top sales, charity fund raising events and birthday gifts too. A great little make to do with the children too. I used the Once Upon a Springtime papers for the three above, decorating the front with the cut out fairy frames and a little bit of glitter........ If you fancy making some here's all you need to know to get started: What you need: Two x 12 x 12 papers Two chipboard pieces 7 1/4" x 5" and one 7 1/4" x 1/2" Notepad 4" x 5 3/4" (four for a £ from the Range) Double sided tape Glue Distress ink for paper edges Decoration for the front What to cut: Paper no 1 - cut at 9 1/4" deep x 12" wide. From left over piece cut 4 3/4" wide strip Paper No 2 - cut at 7 1/8" and then cut two 4 3/4" wide x 7 1/8" pieces. Keep the left over piece for the spine cover inside your holder. and how to make one: Have fun, enjoy your weekend and catch up again soon :-) C www.mycreativepsirit.co.uk
Hi there! It's time for another challenge at Elphine House Australia ! This time it's "Anything Goes"! How easy is that! You can use ...
Hi Crafty Friends! Better late than never...I am finally getting to sharing how to make the mini legal pad folder covers made with card s...
Hello everyone, it's Blossom. :) Mum's been busy packing today but i decided to take a break and make you a tutorial for the notebook cover ...
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I love having notepads around for those moments when inspiration hits! Covering notepads is easy too and so inexpensive. I buy these little composition notebooks in a pack of 4 for $1. at the doll…
Hello and thanks for joining me. I recently bought some little note pads online that contain just 40 sheets so probably wouldn’t last me too long. I find I have to write everything down if I’ve any chance of remembering it! I also found a pack of 8 Bic pens for £1 in a local ... Read More about Double Note Pad & Pen set
As promised, here is a way to turn plain notebooks (or very beat up ones) into something attractive, functional and…frankly, fun. I am particularly pleased with this tutorial because it can u…
There are different variations of the jr legal pad cover floating around. Since I had trouble with the original directions I had, I did a few of my own measurements. This is what the pad cover looks like when it...
Here’s another notepad design I created for my team. I forgot to mention in my previous post (5 April 2022), that I used two of my all-time favorite stamp sets! Below, you’ll find a list of p…
These fabric covers for steno pads make great gifts for teachers, friends, co-workers… really anyone who might like to jot down notes in style. They can be made totally reversible. They have a handy spot on the cover for a pen or pencil and an elastic closure. I think these would make great little gifts…
