Showing posts with label Snowflake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snowflake. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Friday, January 4, 2013
Snowflakes
There is nothing quite like sitting curled up in front of the window, with the snow falling outside. All cozy with a fire in the fireplace and a cup of hot chocolate...
Oh wait...
I live in San Diego. I've never sat at the window watching the snow! I have a really good imagination though, and I think it would be lovely.
I do have a thing for snowflakes though, and this is one of my favorite layouts. Maybe I need to take a trip up to the mountains to take some pictures, and maybe get some of that hot chocolate!
Sunday, February 20, 2011
On a Cold Winter Day

Living in San Diego, I don't get to look out my window and see snow, but it is nice and cloudy. Inside we are all cozied up, watching a movie, and enjoying a hot cup of cocoa. I got a picture of my Mother-in-Law comfy on the couch and placed it in our Winter Mugs Framable. You can get the framable here.


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Hot Chocolate,
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Products,
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Gift Card Holders
Here's a little way to add a personal touch to giving a gift card.... make your own holder!
Start by cutting a 2 3/4" x 9" piece of cardstock. (I would recommend using a cardstock that is not a white core, as the color tends to crack and the white shows when the paper is creased and folded.)
Measure from the left and mark your cardstock at 3 3/4" and at 7 5/8". Score and fold. (My paper cutter has a scoring blade, but if you don't have one of those, a pizza cutter works really well, or the dull side of a butter knife. Use a ruler as a guide.)
Next, with your folded parts sticking up, measure in 1/2" from each crease and mark.
Cut two 6 1/4" lengths of ribbon. Line up the edge of the ribbon to the marks as shown in the pic below.
Start by cutting a 2 3/4" x 9" piece of cardstock. (I would recommend using a cardstock that is not a white core, as the color tends to crack and the white shows when the paper is creased and folded.)
Measure from the left and mark your cardstock at 3 3/4" and at 7 5/8". Score and fold. (My paper cutter has a scoring blade, but if you don't have one of those, a pizza cutter works really well, or the dull side of a butter knife. Use a ruler as a guide.)
Next, with your folded parts sticking up, measure in 1/2" from each crease and mark.
Cut two 6 1/4" lengths of ribbon. Line up the edge of the ribbon to the marks as shown in the pic below.

Put a dot of glue on each edge of the holder where the ribbon is going to go. Make sure to leave enough space in between your glue points for the gift card to fit. Gluing at the edges will help give a tighter fit to hold the card.

Flip the cardstock over, and secure the edge of the ribbon with another dot of glue. Keep in mind that you are going to cover the glued portion of the ribbon with an embellishment so if you want it centered, glue the ribbon in the center of the card. If you want your embellishment off center, then glue accordingly.
Repeat with the second ribbon as shown below.
Repeat with the second ribbon as shown below.


Now it's time to decorate! I chose snowflakes (can you tell I have a thing for snowflakes?). Choose a larger embellishment to place on the small folded part, this is going to be your closure. Glue it halfway off the edge of the cardstock as shown, so it will overlap when the holder is closed. (I know, obvious note, but make sure you glue it to the correct side of the paper.... the folded parts should be facing down!)


Use a little Zot to close the holder, and your all done!

Winter Beauty

You are going to love this hand-pieced Winter layout! Capture those special winter moments, and display them on these great pages. You can get complete details and purchase the set here.


Labels:
A Scrap of Time,
Premade Scrapbook Page,
Products,
scrapbook,
Snowflake,
Winter
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