Purse Tutorial for 3" x 3" Notecards
Supplies:
Cardstock
Stamps, DSP or other products to decorate your finished project
Word Window Punch
Corner Rounder Punch
Score-Pal or Bone Folder & Paper Cutter
Sticky Strip
Brads
Hole Punch or Mat Pack & Paper Piercer
Dimensions:
1- 3 1/2" x 8 1/2"Purse Base
2- 8 1/2" x 5/8" handles
1- 3" x 1 1/2" closure
2- 5 1/4" x 3 pockets
Score the Purse Base at 3 5/8" from both ends. Punch with the Word Window Punch at the center of one end. (This will be the front of your purse.)
Score the Closure at 3/4" and 2". Then round the edges of the remaining 1" section with your Corner Rounder.
Score your Pocket Pieces at 1/2" and 1" on the bottom (5 1/4") side and both 3" sides.
Trim away excess and fold the score lines.
Using Sticky Strip, make the pocket.
Attach pockets at the score lines on the Purse base.
Add the closure to the back of the purse.
Decorate the front and back of your purse as desired. The DSP is 3 x 3 1/8" and the Certainly Celery mat is 3 1/4" x 3 3/8". ****When attaching cardstock or paper to the front remember not to use adhesive where your closure is. ****
To add handles first attach them with sticky strip or strong adhesive--much easier to work with this way. Last add your brads to keep them in place.
The pockets can old about 4-6 cards depending on what embellishments you add or how thick the cards are.
Have fun! :)
GREAT tutorial and purse! Thanks SO much for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteThanks heaps for the great tutorial - it is greatly appreciated and will be well used.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Wendy for the tutorial!!! Can't wait to give it a try!!
ReplyDeleteWendy,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great job. Thanks for sharing.
TFS can't wait to give this a go later today
ReplyDeleteThank you, Wendy, for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Thanks for the tutorial. I hope to find time to try this soon.
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ReplyDeleteNow I get to play and create and have fun :)
TFS!
Helen -- Firenze Cards