Tutorial Wednesday
at Bugaboo Stamps
I learned this little trick several years ago. I made my own quick tutorial to share with you. Being a crafter, I assure you that you have everything that is needed to make this card/bookmark. After the recipient has read your card, they can gently tear off the attached bookmark and have a little keepsake.
Step 1:
Cut your cardstock 5 1/2" x 11" |
Step 2.
Score paper at 4 1/4" |
Step 3.
Now score at 8 1/2" |
Step 4.
Step 5. |
After perforating, fold with bone and put a good crease in it. Fold it backwards and forward again, so it will be a little easier to tear/pull off. |
Step 6.
Make a nice, clean crease at the 4 1/4" score line. |
Step 7.
I tape or staple my ribbon to bookmark/tag area first, then tape my layers. |
THAT'S IT!!! Put whatever you want on the front. Fits into A2 size envelope.
Tools and supplies needed....
11x 5 1/2" cardstock
Perforating tool (cuttlebug makes one, a piercing tool, or xacto knife)
Scoring tool (Scor-Pal, Martha Stewart scorer, your cutting tool may have a scoring area)
Bone (or way to make clean, crisp crease)
Your imagination for the front and bookmark area
Challenges:
Crafts and Me - Summertime
Paper Pretties - animal
Challenges:
Crafts and Me - Summertime
Paper Pretties - animal
Great card. thank you for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThis is terrific. We have just started Back to School shopping, which reminds me that we'll have new teachers in just over a month! This is a great "Welcome Back" idea!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the fairy bears and how you spotlighted their little faces on the front! CUTE!!
Stacie
What a fantastic idea!
ReplyDeleteCely - this is way too stinkin' cute! I MUST put one of these together for my nephew who begins first grade in the fall! =) Thanks so much for a wonderful tutorial!
ReplyDeleteHugs & Happy Days!
~Min
What a fun idea! Thanks for posting the great tutorial.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Lovely.
Myrna
You must be reading my mind, Cely ;- 0 I was just thinking of bookmarks yesterday. I thought they'd make great gifts to make for the teens I send to in college later this year, but I didn't think to incorporate them into their cards. This is perfect. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove your bookmark/card thanks for sharing the techique - and yes my little car is still chugging along he turned 44 last week and still drives 250 miles a week :)
ReplyDeleteWhoa! Super cool project!!! Love that perforation tool - and bookmarks are such a perfect keepsake! Thanks SOOO much for such a great tutorial !
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Going to give this a try. Thanks for the great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteFantastic, girl! Love it, and love to see that image and spotlighting again! I remember you using that in the past - so cool!
ReplyDeleteFantastic tutorial...thanks sooooo much for sharing! My BFF and I are both avid readers, so the bookmark will make a great gift for her and very useful for me! I'm know a couple of more people that would just love this...you're an angel!
ReplyDeleteLOL, if only I had read this entry first! I was sitting here trying to figure out the measurement of previous post! That's what happens when you travel backwards. Have a great day!
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