We R Memory Keepers Envelope Punch Board

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This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. Anyone For Tea? - Having completed my card, I was left with an offcut of DSP with a teapot and teacup. Rather than put this in my scrap box never to be seen again, I decided to use it up so coloured it and made a little tea bag holder containing a few wrapped tea bags that I could gift with my card. I also added a sentiment from the retired set 'Have A Cuppa', mounted on a punched scallop circle - here it is: How do you make a silhouette envelope? Create a silhouette design on the front of the envelope using cut paper shapes or a die-cutting machine. Ensure the design contrasts with the envelope color.

It's Saturday and today I have a special post for you since I, along with the talented Kayla Macaulay, am a guest with the lovely ladies over on the Stampin' Creative Design Team Blog Hop:We also made some of the smaller egg carrier baskets, again using a piece of 6" x 6" paper and the Envelope Punch Board, this time using some of the Petal Garden DSP and some of the lovely free Sale-A-Bration Calypso Coral Shimmer Ribbon (only 4 more days to get your hands on this!) and a sweet Easter tag: How do you fold the paper before it is placed in an envelope? Fold the paper according to the envelope design you're using. Common folds include folding the sides toward the center and then folding up the bottom flap. Go Long- As a result of using two diecuts joined at the centre, my cardfront is long and narrow as opposed to the standard A6 size that I usually make. This is a nice way to ring the changes with a card and with my BoxBuster tool and trusty Envelope Punch Board on hand to make a custom envelope, need not be an issue when it comes to needing to mail it. Yes, more foam Nerf bullets! The Mini Pizza Boxes are the perfect size to house 14 bullets and since the children seem to use hundreds of these when they are playing in their Nerf battles, I figured a few more each wouldn't go amiss! How do you use the We R Memory Keepers envelope punch board? To use the We R Memory Keepers envelope punch board, you align the paper at the specified measurements, punch and score along the provided guides, and then fold and adhere the envelope together.

A four day blogging break - that has to be the longest in a while! Did you miss me? Last week went by in something of a whirlwind as I was exhibiting at the Great British Craft Show in Stoneleigh Park with my good friend and fellow Stampin' Up! demonstrator Louise Sims, so my time was taken up with last minute preparations for the show and then attending the show itself. Here's a picture of us in front of our stand on Saturday morning raring to go: Envelope Size Calculator Enter Content Width (in inches): Enter Content Height (in inches): Calculate It's the week before Easter already and so today I'm sharing a couple of really simple 3D projects that I made with a group of wonderful ladies last month that are perfect for holding Easter treats and also fit with the challenge over at Global Design Project this week:

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Can I make a homemade envelope? Yes, you can make a homemade envelope using various methods such as folding, scoring, and adhering paper. A Little Paper Piecing - The pieces for the cupcake details are larger and easier to manipulate than for the presents die, so on today's card I used the edgelits to cut a set of cupcakes in each colour and used the pieces from the frosting to inlay them into my white die surround. How do you use an envelope punch board? An envelope punch board is a tool used to create envelopes of various sizes. You start by selecting the desired envelope size, aligning the paper, and following the tool's instructions to score and punch the paper to create the envelope folds.