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craftgrrl2002-04-13 01:56 pm
sivvy.livejournal.com) wrote in craftgrrl2002-04-13 01:56 pm
Notecards
The lastest craft that has been munching up my time is something SO easy and very fun.
I purchased a box of blank notecards at my local paper store. (Xpedex)
And tissue paper. They have tons of cute stuff! My favorite ended up being the old world map. But the animal print was very cute too.
I cut the tissue paper about a 1/4" larger than the notecard, I placed a piece of saran wrap the size of the notecard between the notecard and tissue paper.
Then, put all three layers sandwiched between some scrap paper. I used my clothes iron to melt the saran wrap. This bonds the notecard and the tissue paper. Then, just a trim around the edges. (If I want the edges ragged I use a paint brush dipped in water, trace the edge and pull gently.) And Voila!
Darling notecards.
I purchased a box of blank notecards at my local paper store. (Xpedex)
And tissue paper. They have tons of cute stuff! My favorite ended up being the old world map. But the animal print was very cute too.
I cut the tissue paper about a 1/4" larger than the notecard, I placed a piece of saran wrap the size of the notecard between the notecard and tissue paper.
Then, put all three layers sandwiched between some scrap paper. I used my clothes iron to melt the saran wrap. This bonds the notecard and the tissue paper. Then, just a trim around the edges. (If I want the edges ragged I use a paint brush dipped in water, trace the edge and pull gently.) And Voila!
Darling notecards.