Showing posts with label notepad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label notepad. Show all posts

Monday, August 27, 2012

Back to School - Hydrangea Hippo


Hi everyone, today I wanted to share with you a few projects I made using the School House Vintage kit from Hydrangea Hippo.  With back to school upon us, I decided to make this cute desk set for a teacher friend of mine.
 
 I made a fun clipboard, notepad holder, post it note holder, and pencil box for her desk.
There are so many adorable trims and embellishments in this kit that I couldn't resist going a bit crazy with them.
And I really love the super cute font stickers that are included.  The whole kit is just perfect for back to school projects and layouts.
I also made a mini album that I will be back later this month to share.

Hugs.

Nancy

Saturday, November 13, 2010

Gift Giving

Every year we try and make at least a few handmade gifts for friends and family.  It is sometimes a bit of a struggle to come up with new ideas that are simple to make and that the girls can help with.  This year I thought...why not some notepaper sets.



For Each set you will need
1 12x12 sheet of cardstock
Coordinating patterned paper and embellishments
1 small notepad (I like the white ones)
1 post it note pad
1 clear pen

First cut the 12x12 sheet of paper to 8 1/2x12 for the notepad, saving the 3 1/2 x12 for the post it note holder.

You will score the large sheet of paper at 5 1/8 inches, then at 5 3/8 and then again at 10 1/2.

Fold your paper at all the score lines.  With this size paper, you will have 1 1/2 inches at the edge for a little pocket.  This pocket could hold receipts and other little goodies.
 To form the pocket, glue just the top and bottom section of the paper.
Adhere the notepad to the inside of the card stock and embellish as desired.

For the Post it Note holder.
Cut the 3 1/2 x12 cardstock to 3 1/2 x  6 5/8.  Save the scrap for the pen.

Score this sheet of paper at 3 1/8 and 3 1/2.
Make your folds, and adhere the post it notes to the inside, embellishing the front as desired.
Finally, for the pen.
I used a clear pen from the local office supply.  Cut your paper to 3 1/2x 7/8.  Use the end of a paintbrush or other small round tool to help roll the paper lengthwise.  Unscrew bottom of pen and insert paper roll.  Super simple.




Hope you enjoy making one of these desk sets.


Hugs.

Nancy