The crafty details:
I started out with a 7.25 by 3.5 inch rectangle for the base. Using a score board you score at 3.5 and 4.25 inches. Then between the score marks make two slits with a razor for the pen.
The top layer of the front is a 3.5 inch square with a 2.5 inch square cut out in the middle, and a layer of plastic behind it. The clear plastic is from the clamshell that the Cricut cartridges come in! Don't you just love recycling? I cut them apart as I load and link my cartridges and re-use the plastic in my projects.
My snowman was cut at 2.95 inches and he is from Winter Frolic. I cut the bottom layer of the snowman as he wouldn't have any facial features so I could use my Peachy Keen Stamps (they were feeling neglected). I tied a little chiffon ribbon around his neck for a scarf and sealed it with a heat set gem using my I-rock.
Then I outlined the outside of the top layer with some foam tape, and placed some Martha Stewart snowflake glitter (which I am love in with and want to use on everything) in the center and very carefully placed the two layers together.
The post-its I got from Staples a few weeks ago when they were 12 for a dollar (and this was accomplished by totally stalking the store waiting for them to get a new order in before the sale was over and bringing my daughter with me so she could get some too) and the mini pens are from the Christmas section in Walmart.
Stay tuned over the next few days for more shaker post-it holders! I am working on a pic tutorial so you can spread the shaker love!
Love it! And here I thought that I was the only one fascinated by Post-It holders and shaker cards! LOL
ReplyDeleteI have got to get some PK stamps for my collection. They look like a lot of fun to use. The face on the snowman is so cute!
TFS! :o)
Thanks Anne! I do love their stamps but I am trying to hold out for their next great sale - last year they had a great one on St. Patrick's Day!
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