File Folder Card from Envelope Punch Board

Hello all!  Here is another project using my new favorite tool, the Envelope Punch Board. 

Stamps:
Blessed Easter

Colors:
Summer Starfruit
Pistachio Pudding
Pool Party
Designer Series Paper-FREE during Sale-a-bration

Supplies:
Paper Doilies
Envelope Punch Board
Paper Trimmer
Snail Adhesive
Summer Starfruit Ribbon
2 1/2" circle punch
2 3/8" Scallop Circle Punch
Dimensionals

Have a fun day!  Happy stamping!
Stef

Mini bag Envelope Punch Board

Hello!  Isn't this bag super cute?  I found multiple videos on YouTube for this nifty little bag.  Mono makes me forgetful so imagine my delight when I realized that I already had a stamp set that would work to punch out (I simply dislike cutting more than a few things by hand.)

Stamp Set:
Label Something

Colors:
Sweet Sorbet paper 6x6 (FREE during Sale-a-bration with a $50 purchase)
Whisper White
Basic Black
Pool Party or Pistachio Pudding ink

Supplies:
Envelope Punch Board
Hexagon punch
Ticket punch
Dimensionals
String (FREE during Sale-a-bration with a $50 purchase)
1" Circle punch
Paper Snips
Snail Adhesive

Here is the video I watched on YouTube.  Enjoy!

Happy stamping!
Stef

Mens Shirt Card Fancy Fold

Hello!  I have fought with my camera off and on day so this post is later than I had hoped.  I really hate posting later in the day but I dislike sideways pictures even more!  LOL!  Check out yesterday's post to see directions on the center opening men's shirt cards.

I am prepping a fun post for tomorrow...using the Envelope Punch Board!  I hope to do three or four projects all using this fun tool.  Keep an eye out on my blog; the doc thinks that the mono may be trying to rear its ugly head so I may skip a day unintentionally.

Stamps:
Teeny Tiny Wishes

Colors:
Crumb Cake
Whisper White
Fresh Prints Designer Series Paper Stack

Supplies:! 
Brads
Paper Snips
Sponges
Paper Trimmer/scorer
Hole punch or paper piercing tool
Bone folder

Happy stamping!
Stef

More Mens shirt cards

Here are some pictures of my final cards...minus the ink smears!  LOL!  I was so disgusted when I took Saturday's pictures and realized that I had ruined the final card.  Oh well...life happens.  I was able to make a new card base and then transfer (very carefully) over the embellishments. 

• I cut my card base as usual-8.5 x 4 1/4"

• Score sides for fold over flaps at 2 1/8" on either long end.

• Score 1" on each side and just slightly burnish for the creases on the shirt.

• Score along the long end of ONE side at 1 1/4" on back and front.  You will want to remove this section from the back of the card (between folds) and then snip on score at 1" on either side of front so that you can fold the collar forward.
• I took a bone folder and carefully worked the collar so that it would lay flat nicely on the front.  Secure with dimensionals.
• I used an oval punch for the badge but carefully trimmed the top into a flatter curve.
• The tie is hand trimmed from CS 1x4".
• The knot is a folded bit of CS about 1 1/2x 3/4".

Here is the card that I cased online to get inspiration.  This demo has a great tutorial but I did switch things up a bit.

I am hoping to post a bit more than normal this week so keep checking back.

Happy stamping!
Stef

Card for a Police Officer

Hello everyone!  A friend has a sibling graduating from police academy and requested a card.  I actually ended up creating a card that opened in the middle behind the tie.  Hopefully I will have time tomorrow morning to take a picture before I send the card off to my friend.  This card was the "prototype" for the final copy.  It is hard to see but I even scored the shirt to create "folds" in the officer's shirt.  Fun!

I am planning to play with the envelope punch board on Sunday and later into the week so check back on Monday to see if I have any new posts.  I am envisioning a fun shirt card with the Fresh Prints DSP as a tie.  Wouldn't that be fun?  The card above is Midnight Muse but I really missed playing with multiple colors for the card tho the Brushed Silver badge (an oval punch I rounded one edge) with gold letters helped break up the blue.

Wouldn't the shirt card make a fabulous Father's Day card or a nice birthday card?

Spring is coming!  I almost didn't take the pic outside but the lighting is much better out there.  My lawn just looks so sad and brown right now.  I can hardly wait to see flowers peeping through the ground. 

Happy stamping!
Stef