Dec 01 2008

Make it Monday # 21

Published by Makeesha at 1:09 pm under Card Folder, Cards, Make it Monday

 Well it is great to say hi again! I have been wanting to get on here and say hello, but I had such a huge weekend!!! It is that busy season again, but I also had that Hostess Appreciation Day here on Saturday……WHat a day that was!!! So fabulous, and I can’t wait to share with you all that happened, but my priority was to get this Make it Monday up here for you!

So you will have to be a little patient, and I promise to bring you all the deets, and photos tommorrow (tues), but for now here is the Make it Monday for this week….Enjoy!

Card Folder          

Materials required:

 

  • Paper trimmer
  • Bone Scorer
  • Ribbon
  • Crop-a-dile (hole punch)
  • Stamps
  • Stamp pads
  • Mat pack
  • DS paper
  • 12 x 12 cardstock
  • Scallop edge punch

Step 1:

 

Take your 12 x 12 cardstock and cut 1 inch of one side and 2.5 inches off the other side.

Step 2:

 

Score your cardstock at 6cm’s in from the side on the long side. Then score it at 14cm (which is half way) from the side. Your cardstock should look like this once you have scored it.

Step 3:

 

Cut your cardstock at an angle from the base up to the point where the score lines crosses over.

Step 4:

 

Add tape to the outer edge of the inside strip. This will seal the side and make a little pocket.

 

 WHoops a bit blurry this one!

 Step 5:

 

Decorate the front of your folder. I have used DS paper, the scallop edge punch, and the Embrace life stamp set, with Ginger blossoms paper.

Step 6:

 

Take your Crop-a-dile (or hole punch) and punch one hole just in from the edge, through both layers. Do this also to the other side of the folder keeping it in line, so it looks like this.

 

Step 7:

 

Feed a long strip of ribbon starting from the outside and weaving in through the centre, leaving the tails to the outside edge of the folder.

Step 8:

 

Stamp up your co-ordinating envelopes

Step 9:

 

Make two identical cards which will go into the centre of the folder.

Step 10:

 

Place your envelopes and cards into the inside of your folder under the ribbon.

Step 11:

 

Close your folder and tie it closed with the ribbon tails

Other Samples:

 

Outside cover…

Inside cover….

Co-ordinating card….

Here I have used the Bali Breeze DS papers, with pomegranate, pumpkin, teal, and turquoise cardstock.

Outside Cover….

 

For this one I have used the Afternoon tea DS paper, Live your dream stamp set, and Chocolate, Guava, Soft sky cardstock.

The template for this card folder, I got from the Workshop WOW Dvd I received from Stampin’Up at the Incentive trip this year, however the projects I have made are my ideas.

So there you have it. I hope you like them. I actually made these with my team the other night, and the ladies at the Hostess Day loved them as well. They are so cute in real life, and I will be making a ton of them as little Christmas gifts this year!

Right, better head to bed, as I am knackered, and have to be up at 5:30am for the gym!

Talk soon!

Love Keesh

13 Responses to “Make it Monday # 21”

  1. Scrapin Melon 01 Dec 2008 at 8:34 pm

    absolutely devine and so easy well done

  2. Kristy Youngon 01 Dec 2008 at 9:21 pm

    Oh wow these are gorgeous! My favs would have to be the live your dreams and afternoon tea set, thanks for another great MIM.
    Hope your having a great week.
    Kristy

  3. Louon 01 Dec 2008 at 9:34 pm

    HI Keesh,
    Thanks so much for this idea - I have done all my Christmas shopping but wanted a little handmade pressie to go with some things (teachers presents etc). This will be perfect!
    Thanks!
    Lou

  4. Chantelleon 01 Dec 2008 at 10:24 pm

    Keesh, these are just stunning. All of your samples are great with the different colours - hard to pick a fav. I’m def. going to be making these for pressies. Thanks for your effort in sharing the instructions.
    I admire you for getting up at 5.30am; well done and hope it pays off for you. Take care x

  5. Leahon 01 Dec 2008 at 11:52 pm

    Hi Keesha, thanks for another great project.
    I love your Make it Monday’s!

  6. Chelleon 02 Dec 2008 at 12:19 am

    Keesh - this is a really great project! Love all your samples - the colour combinations are great! TFS

  7. Lisaon 02 Dec 2008 at 4:51 am

    Hi ya Keesh

    Another fabulous MIM! Your instructions are so easy - compared to some I have seen!

    WOW your Bali Breeze is really bright - I LOVE IT :)

    Looking forward to your post today :)

    Lisa

  8. Susannahon 02 Dec 2008 at 5:15 am

    Oh I love this I have just found out my mothers group is doing a Kris Kringle for the mums and I think this will be a wonderful gift for someone and maybe i will even put a few chocolates in as well. Thanks for the great idea.
    Cheers Susannah

  9. joanneon 02 Dec 2008 at 5:33 am

    Hi Keesh,

    I just love the new paper and love your project.I will be making one for both of my son’s teachers and maybe adding some chocolate with it too.Your so clever.Joanne

  10. valscrapon 02 Dec 2008 at 6:33 am

    superbe comme toujours !!!

  11. Kellieon 02 Dec 2008 at 6:37 am

    WOW they are truly breath taking. I just love them. I can’t say I even have a favourite out of the set, I would have to pick them all. Thank you for the great idea and taking the time to share. And also popping over to my blog and leaving a lovely comment :)

    Kellie xx

  12. Lady Dion 13 Apr 2009 at 12:04 pm

    Hi Keesh,
    You don’t know me this is my nick name and I’m sticking with it.
    I have been with Stampin up now for nearly one year and this is so beautiful. I wont to make one now but it is to late I have to wait until tomorrow.
    I also go to the gym 5-6days a week but not that early.
    What a cool design, a girl friend put me on to you website I will thank her next time I see her.
    Thank you again for showing us what you do, very nice I love it.
    Regards Lady Di.

  13. Lucia Kaiseron 12 Oct 2009 at 6:40 pm

    This is a spectacular tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing it!

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