Nigezza Creates aka Gez, Independent Stampin' Up® Demonstrator
Welcome to my blog, thank you for joining me today on Junk Journal Wednesday😀
I am taking a break from my Flower Fairies to bring you a quick mini journal. I was reading the updates on the Stampin' Up! demo website and they are launching a new kit today and I was reminded of this precious Parcel card kit that I have had a while. It costs £11.25 and you can make 8 of the cards or even 8 of these journals. I have also used the kit to make a mini album which I will link below.
I have split the tutorial into 2 parts as it took me so long! Don't get me wrong it is a quick mini but I am sure you wouldn't want to watch a video over 2 hours long!
Measurements and Materials
- I scored a line 3/8" from the centre fold to create a spine
- I added some Mossy Meadow cardstock to the back panel to create a back cover
- I stuck the back flap on on 3 sides to create a pocket
- Back cover 5" x 3 7/8"
- I used some Daffodil Afternoon DSP for the signature cover
- 4 3/4" x 7 1/2"
- Scored @ 3 3/4"
- I gathered sheets of tea , avocado & red cabbage dyed paper
- I also used some parchment paper and some bought vintage style paper
- Each sheet was also cut as per the cover
- I also added a paper bag
- I created my own tabs by punching out a circle, folding it in half and then punching quarter circles from each edge - see photos below & the video
- I made the tags using the Tailor made tags dies
Now watch the video tutorial to see how this was made :-)
- I scored a line 3/8" from the centre fold to create a spine
- I added some Mossy Meadow cardstock to the back panel to create a back cover
- I stuck the back flap on on 3 sides to create a pocket
- Back cover 5" x 3 7/8"
- I used some Daffodil Afternoon DSP for the signature cover
- 4 3/4" x 7 1/2"
- Scored @ 3 3/4"
- I gathered sheets of tea , avocado & red cabbage dyed paper
- I also used some parchment paper and some bought vintage style paper
- Each sheet was also cut as per the cover
- I also added a paper bag
- I created my own tabs by punching out a circle, folding it in half and then punching quarter circles from each edge - see photos below & the video
- I made the tags using the Tailor made tags dies
Video Tutorials
Time for the closeups!
I hope you like this project and will give it a try. To make sure you don't miss any of my projects why not subscribe to my YouTube channel and subscribe to my newsletter and click the button to follow my blog :-)
I will be back tomorrow, until then ...
Happy Crafting!
Gez xxx
Happy Crafting!
Gez xxx
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- If you want to start a business for £99 then this is the way to do it!
- Choose £130 worth of products from either the Mini Catalogue or the Annual Catalogue
- You can also add products from the clearance rack and the kits that are available in my on line shop
- PLUS during Sale-A-Bration you get to choose 2 extra stamps sets on top of the £130 worth of products
- No obligation to sell, make videos, blog etc
- You can just join up and get the 20% discount for yourself
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