Showing posts with label Envelope Punch Board. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Envelope Punch Board. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 14, 2016

Making up Envelopes for your favorite cards.

Hello Stampers!
I hope today is going well for you!  It's another beautiful day here in Montana!

I had some Neutrals Envelope paper left over so I thought I would use some of it up and make a few fun envelopes to go with some of my favorite cards.  Here is one I made to fit the card I created yesterday.
 
First I took and cut my paper down to an 8x8 piece of paper.
Then following the measurements on the board I started with my 1st score mark at 3 1/2 inches and punch then turned until each side is scored and notched.
Fold and crease all your score marks.
I used Fast Fuse to stick my envelope together but you can use which ever is your favorite.
Next comes the fun part!  You get to decorate your envelope!  Of course you can do it to the purchased envelopes as well.
A decorated envelope always add a little bit more fun to your card!

Thank you for joining me today!
If you have any questions please let me know.

Monday, January 25, 2016

Chai Tea Holder ~using the Envelope Punch Board.

Hello Stampers!
Happy Monday to you!  I hope you had a wonderful weekend and was able to spend some time on crafting!
Here is my project share for today.  My mom loves Chai tea and I happened to find some at our little coffee shop in town.  So I picked up one and thought I would use the Envelope Punch Board to make a little holder for it.  Being it's 'poofy' you can't just make a simple envelope so I created this one just for this package of tea, although I know you could use it to put lots of other items in!

What you need:
7 1/2" x 7 1/2" piece of card stock
Using your Envelope Punch Board (if you don't have one click HERE to see it at my store)
-Punch and score your 1st mark at 3" then SLIDE to 3 1/2" score ONLY.
-Turn and punch then score following the lines for two times only, the last turn punch on the 2nd score line ONLY do not score.
I then used the Curvy Corner Trio Punch to add a beautiful top.
I wanted to add a little something to the front so I used the beautiful Bloomin' Heart Thinlits Dies to create this beautiful heart cut out of Blushing Bride Glimmer Paper.
I then wanted to create a "Now & Wow" project by adding a piece of Basic Black card stock behind the Glimmer paper, and adding a sentiment to the back of the box.
The stamp set that I picked the sentiment from is Botanicals for You I got it for FREE!  Yes!  You can get this amazing stamp set from the Sale-a-Bration catalog with a simple Stampin' Up order of only $50.00.

Contact me for more information on how you can receive FREE products from Stampin' Up! and with your purchases you can earn FREE products from me as well!  How fun is that?

Thank you for joining me today,
Hope you have a great week.




Wednesday, January 20, 2016

Friendship Tea Bag Holder~ Valentine count down

Hello Stampers!
Here is my project share for today.  It's another fun project using the Envelope Punch Board.
My mom loves tea, so I wanted to create some fun little tea bag holders for her just to say, I love you.
It's a simple 5 x 5 piece of paper with the first score and punch mark at  2 3/8".
I stamped on a heart punched out in Whisper White and sponged with Rose Red.
Then I punched out a heart in Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer paper and sponged it with Rose Red also then placed it on the large heart.  I made a belly band from ribbon and tied it with baker's twine.  Then attached the heart to the ribbon.

I love this idea for a Lady's Retreat also!  Make up several of these to give out to all those who attend. What a lovely give away.

Thank you for joining me today!  Have a great day.

Thursday, January 14, 2016

Sweetheart Valentine box using the Envelope Punch Board ~Valentine Count Down project

Hi Stampers!
I have a fun little box to share with you today!
I had not used the Envelope Punch Board in awhile so I thought I would make a little treat box to put treats in.
It's a simple, fun little project!  You can use for so much more than candy!!
What you'll need:
- Envelope Punch Board
- 5 1/2 x 5 1/2 piece of card stock
- Start at 2" Punch and Score then SLIDE to 3" Punch and Score again then turn and score and punch matching up the last score mark with the score mark arrow.
Your paper should look like this one.  Round the points.
Fold on all your score marks   Make a  flap by cutting up on the small triangle as pictured.
The smaller flaps are going to be your top and bottom.  I used Fast Fuse and stuck the bottom flap together.  I simply tuck the top one in to close it like a normal box.
I did a belly band using a 2" piece of DSP, then added some fun bling!

Hope you enjoyed this project tutorial share!

Thank you for joining me today!


Friday, May 8, 2015

Teacher's Appreciation~gift card holder

Hi Stampers!
Here is another Teacher's Appreciation project.  A simple gift card holder using the Gift Card Envelope Thinlits Die from Stampin' Up!
I was not sure how this would work, but it's so easy to make! 
You just place a piece of card stock on your Big Shot platform, I like to use my Magnetic Platform from Stampin' Up! so it don't scoot around.  After running it through the machine it has already scored all your fold marks and you can simply fold it up and use either Fast Fuse or Glue Dots to stick together. 
The stamp set I used is from CTMH, I just love this stamp set!  (I am sure you can't tell  LOL) 
Card Stock, Whisper White, Night of Navy and DSP Night of Navy in the Regals collection from Stampin' Up!
Ink also from Stampin' Up!, in Real Red, Old Olive, Pumpkin Pie, and Black Stazon.

Thanks for stopping by!
Have a great Friday!
Cheryl~

Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Russell Stover Valentine Treat Box using the Envelope Punch Board!

Hi my crafty friends!
Here is my project I want to share with you today!  I am having fun making videos so I once again have a video to share how I made these cute little Valentine treat boxes from the Envelope Punch Board.  You can click HERE! to check it out. 

Today is TUESDAY!! That means Stampin' Up has new Weekly Special's to check out!  You can click HERE to see them!

If you have any questions please let me know!
Thanks for stopping by!
Cheryl~

Tuesday, August 5, 2014

About My Workshops!

I have been asked several times, what is a workshop, how do I hold a workshop, what is a 'stamp class'.  I thought I would make it simple and add it to my blog. 

About My Stampin’ Up! Workshops

 
 
What is a Stampin’ Up! workshop?  A Stampin’ Up! Workshop is an fun event; usually held in a hostess’s home or other suitable building; where those who attend get to play with stamping and scrapbooking supplies!  It’s a great way to learn about Stampin’ Up! products or try your hand at new techniques, making cards, scrapbook pages, gifts, or other paper crafting projects.

What is needed for a workshop?  A hostess (you!) and guests (your friends and family), a demonstrator (me!)  I bring the prepared project supplies and lots of fun ideas, not to mention beautiful catalogs for your guests to browse.
 
Why would I want to hold a workshop?  It’s a fun time spent with friends and family in the comfort of your own home creating beautiful projects.  However, the best benefit is earning FREE Hostess Dollars (with qualifying workshop orders) which are used to purchase specially priced EXCLUSIVE hostess products (or any other item available in the catalog).  I’m also available as a personal shopper, advisor, coach and friend. There is no need to go out hunting for supplies, I come to you.  And, all Stampin’ Up! products are held to a high quality standard.

“Okay, I’m interested, tell me more”  There are many different workshop options, each tailored to what the hostess desires. After the workshop is booked, I assist with the planning. The hostess is responsible to invite guests and have some simple snacks on hand.  I also suggest reminder phone calls to guests 1-2 days before the scheduled workshop.  My job is to bring everything needed for the workshop projects, conduct the workshop in a fun, relaxed manner and (best of all) clean up afterward.  My Stampin’ Up! workshops last about two hours…one hour for make and takes and another hour for demonstration and ordering.  Stamp sets used can either be from my personal Stampin’ Up! collection or ordered by the hostess.  If stamp sets are ordered for the workshop, the hostess will keep them afterwards. Projects can be anything desired.  I suggest keeping it simple, nothing too complex, in order to finish within the workshop timeframe.

Workshop Types:

“Try It Out” Workshop:  Designed for the person who has never stamped, this hands-on workshop allows guests to try different stamping techniques and create one simple make and take card.  (Cost is FREE!)

Demo and Make & Take:  Traditional workshop where Stamping Up! products are used for different stamping techniques.   Everyone attending the workshop makes one stamping project to keep!  Projects are always different, and hostess can request the products or techniques demonstrated. I provide all the supplies! (Cost is FREE!)

“Take Three” Workshop:  This workshop is structured like a class. Guests make three stamping projects using various techniques.  This is a totally hands on workshop for those with stamping experience.  (Cost is $12 per person which is waived with a $25 product order at the workshop – before shipping/handling)
 
Stamp A Stack:  I hold Stamp-A-Stack events in my home or other location on a regular basis (check out my events).   However, hostesses may chose to organize one at their home with their friends and choice of card themes.  Each guest will stamp a stack of cards to have on hand for times when a card is quickly needed.  (This is especially great at Christmas time!)  Cards are simple in design to allow for quick creation.  Envelopes are included (which can also be decorated!)  Create 2 cards of 4 designs for $20.00 (8 total cards).   Payment is paid upfront to hold your spot and if you have to cancel all but $5.00 will be returned.
If you have hosted a Stampin' Up workshop in the same month (with a qualifying order), your cost is free!  That is my gift to you for hosting a wonderful workshop! 

Catalog Party:  Consider a Catalog Party as an alternative to hosting a workshop.  Share a copy of the Stampin’ Up! catalog with family and friends and collect orders from them. You will also receive two “thanks for hosting” sample cards.  The idea of these cards is to use them as examples of what can be created with Stampin’ Up! products.  The cards are yours to keep after the catalog party.

About Me:
I’ve ALWAYS enjoyed crafting.  In 1993 I was introduced to Stampin' Up rubber stamp stamping and scrapbooking and was hooked immediately!  I enjoyed hosting my own classes for several years until my children were older and after moving to an area that didn't have any demonstrators I would become a Stampin' Up Demonstrator.  It has been so much fun!  I have met a lot of new friends and enjoy spreading the joys of paper crafting in my area. 

So what are you waiting for?  Contact me today.  We can book a date that works for you and begin planning the workshop.  Please call me at least 4 weeks in advance so that I can have all the supplies on hand and prepared for your event.

Cheryl Fladager
Independent Stampin' Up Demonstrator
406-765-2348 (if no answer, please leave a message and I will return your call as soon as I can!)

You can also check out my STAMPIN' UP STORE and pick up your supplies to start today!

Thanks for stopping by!

Cheryl~

Friday, April 4, 2014

My Niece's Shower treats!

Here are some super fun and cute treat holders I made using the Envelope Punch Board!
























I filled them with 'cinnamon lips' with a tag that reads "Kisses from baby". 
They turned out so super cute!  I know they will be a big hit for the shower.  :)

The baby rattle and pacifier embellishments I got from Amazon.

I made something similar for one of my "12 gifts of Christmas ideas".  You can check out the video I made on YouTube HERE  The only thing is with these I scored the last 'flap' and tucked it into my box!  SO CUTE!  :)

If you have any questions please let me know!

If you need any Stampin' Up supplies you can head over to my store at www.stardust.stampinup.net

Thanks for stopping by!
Cheryl~


Wednesday, March 19, 2014

A Lucky Treat!!


Here are the sweet treat holders I made for my daughter's class on St. Patrick's Day using the wonderful Envelope Punch Board!  It's so much fun to use!!  You can do so much more than just envelopes with it. 

The paper I used is from the Sale-a-bration catalog!  If you hurry you still have time to get this paper for FREE!!  Sale-a-bration ends March 31st.  Call me today to schedule your Stampin' Up workshop or if you'd like you can go to MY STORE and place an order there.  Remember for every $50.00 spent, you get to pick out a FREE product from the Sale-a-bration catalog!

Thanks for stopping by!
Cheryl~

Monday, December 16, 2013

Mini treat holder


Here is another use for the awesome Envelope Punch Board!  LOVE IT!

To find out how to make this cute little holder CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO

Happy crafting!


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Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Envelope Pocket using the Punch Board!


I just love the new Stampin' Up Envelope Punch Board! 

Here is a cute little envelope pocket I made!
Here is what I used
-Stampin' Up Punch Board
-Winter Frost designer series paper
- Gimmer paper
-Tag it stamp
-Bracket label punch

Message me if you have any quesitons!

or check out my Stampin' Up website  www.stardust.stampinup.net