I also wanted to share with you some little treat boxes I created using the Envelope Punch Board.
I made these a while back and never got around to posting them. I wanted to have them posted last week but...as you would know...it is summer and we have been going...going...going!
This cute box and the bow were both made using the Envelope Punch Board:
All of these projects and tutorials can be found on my Pinterest boardhere.
Here is a different style box...so cute, right?
There are so many possibilities when making these boxes!
You can find the envelope punch board here in my online store!
If there is one tool I have kinda forgotten about lately, it would have to be the Envelope Punch Board! This little tool is so awesome and I've pushed it off to the side and haven't touched it in forever....until I decided to cruise around Pinterest and re-visit some Punch Board Pins! Why have I neglected this little guy?
There are so many fun things you can do with this tool, besides 66 different sized envelopes of course! Check out this gorgeous bow I created with it:
Seriously? Once I started, I couldn't stop! How perfect for gifts and pretty packages. There are a few tutorials out there on making these bows with the punch board-I have pinned somehere. So, so simple!
I needed a gift card holder in a pinch for a friend's birthday and came across a quick tutorial on Pinterest-thought I pinned it but apparently I didn't and I can't find it now. BUT-the measurements are really simple!
Start off with a piece of cardstock that is 7 3/4 in x 5 in.
Score at 2 1/2 in., slide over and score at 6 in.
Inside cardstock: 3 1/4 x 4 3/4 in.
Designer Paper:
Top Flap: 2 1/4 x 4 3/4 in.
Bottom Flap: 3 1/4 x 4 3/4 in.
Back Side: 3 1/4 x 4 3/4 in.
Fold the small, bottom flap up and adhere with sticky strip. (after adhering inside cardstock)
Belly Band measures 1 x 7 3/4 in.
Slip your gift card in and you're set!
I used the Sale-A-Bration designer paper--retired now. It has been one of my favorite Stampin' Up! papers and I have a ton so, of course, I am trying to use it up.
The Envelope Punch Board really is so versatile and at $19.95 it is an INCREDIBLE value!
Check out this video from Stampin' Up!
To order your very own Envelope Punch Board, visit my Online Store today!
I will be featuring some more projects over the next few days using the Envelope punch Board. I feel like a kid who found her long lost toy!
**Only two more days for this special! July only!**
During the entire month of July, when you purchase three Designer Series Paper packs, you'll get one free. That's like getting $10.95 off your purchase!
Hi everyone! Take a look at this super cute K-Cup holder! I CASED this from Lorri Heiling at "Confessions of a Stamping Addict". The pattern can be found HERE. You can also make a 4 cup holder by making two of these and adhering them together!
I also made a coordinating card to go with it:
I did use some retired designer paper-it's called Retro Fresh. I bought it right before it retired and I still want to use it up. There are tons of new designer paper choices in the new Stampin' Up! catalog. If you would like one for yourself, contact me and I will get one to you! It is packed with so many fun products.
Isn't this card so fun? I used one of my favorite stamp sets called Perfect Blend. I used the Gorgeous Grunge stamp set to create the "coffee splatters".
Hi everyone! Back with another card using the Work of Art stamp set. This set is so versatile...I can't stop playing with it. Every time I think I need to put it away for a while, I see another great idea I have to try!
Today was a rainy day, so the boys and I ordered pizza and lounged pretty much most of the day. For me that meant some stamp time. As always, we have been so busy that I haven't had much time to sit down and get my fingers inky. Summer is always crazy busy for us. We went to the river this past weekend in New Braunfels. It was so much fun! This was the first time in a very long time that we took an adult trip--no kiddos! Felt a little guilty....but....it was very much needed!
So, on to the card:
Pretty simple card. I stamped the "brush" image in rainbow colors using my Stamp-a-ma-jig (Item #101049)
I stamped the sentiment using the "Feel Goods" stamp set. (Item # 129684)
I layered the main piece onto black cardstock, then onto Daffodil Delight. The card base is Whisper White.
I added some jewel rhinestones and punches using the itty bitty punch pack.
