I make cards just about every day but I am not one to take measurements in every project so eyeballing comes in handy for me but as for the envelope it obviously has to be measured.
This week I found a way to make an origami envelope with a 12" by 12" piece of paper that just so happens is a perfect fit for my cards which is usually anywhere from 4' or 51/2" by 6" or 7", ( a wild guess )
Here is a couple of pictures I took, it is so easy to do!
Male Birthday Card Envelope |
Wedding Envelope |
I also got adventurous and tried making a mini book which I have to say didn't turn out to bad!! It does call for taking measurements so next time I will have to heavily consider that option if I want perfection. I designed the cover of the book with my own homemade glimmer mist... I used modge podge on white card stock, sanded it and added different colors of glimmer mist.
Check it out and let me know what you think! I also covered every page inside with decorative paper and distressed the whole book... this picture was taken before I distressed it.
Mini Book |
"Pages inside are incomplete at this stage" |
You don't always have to start an album from scratch, in the next picture I used an album that was tucked away unused. All I did was cover it with paper and embellishments! I also painted the binding and added ribbons. This is another incomplete project but will be done in the next 2 weeks , I will be sure to post a picture. I am a scrap hopper which means I jump from one project to another, it is more interesting that way for me and I always end up completing each one. To each their own!, right??
Spring Album |
Spring Album |
Last for this week: A couple of cards that I did!
Young man's Birthday Card |
Thanks for reading my blog!
2 comments:
Hi Naomi,
thanks for stopping by my blog today. I'm so glad you did! Now I'm following your blog too!
I'm excited to be bloggie friends!
PS Thank you SO much for posting my blinkie!
Big Hugs,
K Andrew of Getting Cricky!
www.gettingcricky.com
Naomi, these are so great. I looked down through your blog, I love all your projects, keep it up girl. Thanks for following me, and being a FB friend. :)
Hugs,
Melissa D
mkds312@hotmail.com
sleeplesswonder.blogspot.com
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