Note Card Holder from one 12×12

 

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I have a fun Video Tutorial for you today!!  See below for the Note Card Holder Video!

I saw this fun project on Di Barnes blog and wanted to give it a try.  It uses one 12×12 sheet of cardstock, you measure, score and fold and you get this adorable little folder to put whatever you want inside… photos, gift cards, note cards, tickets, Project Life cards.. you name it!

So I made this one using her instructions and the Season of Cheer 12×12 paper:

Make a Note Card Holder from one 12x12 by scoring and folding! No Cutting Required! No Glue Required! Christmas Cuties stamped image colored with Copic Markers.  Stampin' UP! Season of Cheer paper is from the 2015 Holiday Catalog.

I made a tag with the Christmas Cuties stamped image that I colored with my Copic Markers.

I wanted to fill it with note cards, but it only really holds 2 note cards:

Use Stampin' UP! Season of Cheer 12x12 paper to create this Note Card holder featuring Flurry of Wishes stamp set and Snow Flurry snowflake punch!

So, you can watch the video below and see how I made the holder a little differently to hold 4 note cards with envelopes!

 

If you are unable to view the video, watch it HERE on my YouTube channel.

I decorated the note cards with some Season of Cheer paper and stamped snowflakes from the Flurry of Wishes stamp set.

I wanted a holder just like this but with "thickness" to it so that it would hold a set of 4 note cards.. so, I adapted Di's instructions and instead of the score mark at 6", I scored at 5-3/4" and 6-1/4".. that gave it a 1/2" thickness!! Voila!! 🙂

Check out Di's blog post and download her instructions HERE and then you'll see what I mean about scoring it in 2 places instead of at 6".  I also explain it in the video above.

Create a Note Card Holder from one 12x12 piece of designer paper or cardstock.  Holds Note Cards, photos, Family Christmas letter, gift cards, tickets, project life cards, etc.

You can see the "thickness" in the photo above.. that is how I altered my version of this project.

Create a fun gift package to hold note cards, photos, letters, tickets, gift cards, etc., out of one 12x12!  Stampin' UP! Home for Christmas and Season of Cheer paper are perfect for this project. Grab your Simply Scored board and bone folder too!

Isn't that little reindeer and tree too cute??  It was actually a sweet little 3×3 card from Eva Davalos and I mounted it onto my note card holder!!! 🙂

So now the holder easily holds 4 note cards and 4 envelopes!

Stampin' UP! holiday note cards featuring Season of Cheer designer paper, punched gold metallic paper stars and metallic doilies. project by Patty Bennett

 Create a fun gift package to hold note cards, photos, letters, tickets, gift cards, etc., out of one 12x12!  Stampin' UP! Home for Christmas and Season of Cheer paper are perfect for this project. Grab your Simply Scored board and bone folder too!

Who are YOU going to make one for!?

Create a fun gift package to hold note cards, photos, letters, tickets, gift cards, etc., out of one 12x12!  Stampin' UP! Home for Christmas paper is perfect for this project. Grab your Simply Scored board and bone folder too!

Above: this holder is created using the Home for Christmas paper from pg 9 of the Holiday catalog, and stamped with the Santa's Gifts stamp set, pg 68 in the Annual Catalog.

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Below: this holder is created using the Season of Cheer paper from pg 29 of the Holiday catalog, and stamped with the Reason for the Season stamp set, pg 31 of the Holiday catalog.

Create a fun gift package to hold note cards, photos, letters, tickets, gift cards, etc., out of one 12x12!  Stampin' UP! Season of Cheer paper and Reason for the Season stamp set  are perfect for this project. Grab your Simply Scored board and bone folder too!

 

For the sets of 4 note cards in each holder, I used the Stampin' UP! Thick Whisper White note card pack and decorated them with 2" wide strips of designer paper, punched out gold stars, metallic doilies and stamped greetings.  All supplies may be purchased by clicking the photo links at the bottom of this post.

Stampin' UP! holiday note cards featuring Season of Cheer designer paper, punched gold metallic paper stars and metallic doilies. project by Patty Bennett

Stampin' UP! holiday note cards featuring Season of Cheer designer paper, punched gold metallic paper stars and metallic doilies. project by Patty Bennett

I'm just in love with this darling holder.  I think it will make terrific teacher gifts, treats for employees at a bank, post office, beauty salon, co-workers, etc.!  Create them for any time of year!  See ALL of the patterns of 12×12 designer paper available from Stampn' UP! here!

Note Card Holder with Stampin' UP! holiday note cards featuring Season of Cheer designer paper, punched gold metallic paper stars and metallic doilies. project by Patty Bennett

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6 thoughts on “Note Card Holder from one 12×12”

  1. Wow ! I am amazed at the creations that you have adapted from Di Barnes. I can’t wait to try doing some of these after Christmas. Thank you so much for sharing.

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  2. What a great idea. It went together so easy and looks so cute. I used your version and love the extra space for cards. It will make great little gifts for my Bible Study group and other too.

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  3. I love how you’ve added depth to the folder, Patty. Such a simple change, but brilliant & offers so many possibilities. It means a lot to me that you shared my tutorial info with your followers too. You are such a gracious lady & it’s no surprise that you’re such an inspiration to so many people.
    Warmest wishes, Di

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