Welcome back my crafty friends!
My last post was all about taking a moment each day to write down one thing I am grateful for.
Today's project is about a resolution that I have made every January for the last 3 years (at least) and have never followed through with. I am hoping that this Celebrate File & card storage will help me.
I love to make cards but I am terrible at mailing them out in time. Horrible actually.
I used the Eileen Hull Travel Journal (661906) and Card Box, Planner Storage & Organizer (662361) dies to make my organizer.
~ Here is my finished organizer ~
Now I had to creative because the assembled card box is wider than the finished journal die. To solve this I left the first cut of the front and back of the journal whole and did not bend the spine on the score line. I made 2 extra cuts of the spine to attach to the front and back of the journal.
If that doesn't make sense then please watch the video - that may explain it better.
I made some monthly inserts for my card box that list the dates of birthdays and anniversaries for the entire year. I love that I can look ahead make a card and then store it in the box until its time to pop it in the post. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that this will keep be organized & motivated to get cards in the mail.
Click below to watch my tutorial video for this project.
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This is so cool Julia! I'm in the same boat and have hundreds of cards piled up and desperately need to do some mailing/organization! I may just have to lift this concept! <3 Thanks for the awesome inspiration. Hugs, Autumn
ReplyDeleteLove this! I think I would have to do the stamping part before putting it all together. I'm not as good as you are about placement!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very cool project! I love the way it turned out. What was the clear product used to cover the celebrate tag?
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