This project is a blast from the past. I made it two years ago, but I love to haul it out and use it every year as a Halloween decoration. I used a three-clip clipboard, but any size clipboard will work. You can make one for every holiday! What a […]
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Can you see where I am going with this? Hmmm…cheerleading, treats, can you guess? These are empty “Izze Sparkling Juice” bottles (I am totally addicted to Izze!) that I washed out and filled with yummy fall candies! (p.s. the tag on the middle bottle looks like a witches hat in the […]
A few weeks ago I took my daughters into Chick-fil-A and was delighted to find these cute megaphones on all of the tables. I was even more delighted when the friendly manager said it was okay for me to take one home. Below is the first part of a big project […]
I am obsessed with American Girl dolls. I created some fun masquerade masks that fit their little heads perfectly! Just add some bling, and even a skull mask won’t be scary! You can also adjust the size of length of the elastic and use the mask on a teddy […]
I came up with this design a few years ago for a swap. It took me ALL DAY to figure out the correct dimensions. I wanted to be able to make two bookmarks from one piece of 8-1/2″ x 11″ cardstock. It made my brain hurt trying to figure it […]
I wish I could provide a template or a tutorial for these fun gift card holders. The problem is that I just made them up as I went along. You can do the same thing! Just gather a bunch of scraps, measure a gift card, and get your creative juices […]
I tweaked the calendar I was inspired to make by this piece of mail into a stand-alone perpetual calendar that I can keep on my desk. I adhered two pieces of 8-1/2″ x 11″ cardstock together to create the base. Why don’t you make one and give it to your child’s […]
I received this piece of mail awhile ago. The minute I saw it I knew it would serve as a fantastic template for so many great projects! The first thing I made was this perpetual birthday calendar folder. It was so easy! Here is a look at the inside: A […]
I have been wanting to make some cards using a full piece of cardstock. I think special occasions, like weddings for instance, call for a card that is larger than the usual 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″. Here are two photos of my first attempt. The measurements of this pocket-card are 5-1/2″ x […]