crafting this and that

Hi!  I made a boy version of the thanks a latte project I posted earlier HERE .  And in the process, I did a little tutorial.  If there's a question, just leave me a comment. First, cut a piece of cardstock to 6 x 11 inches. With cardstock like above, score cardstock at 1.5 inches and then at 4.5 inches from the left. Turn cardstock like above and score at 1.5 inches and 4.5 inches.  You'll also need to score at 6 inches but just til the score line you made in the above step, not all the way down.  You can rotate your cardstock to make the other short score line at 5 inches.  Hope that makes sense. Fold at the score lines and cut like above. Tape the top section.  These flaps will meet in the middle.  If you prefer not to see the seam you could fold it the other way and tape in the back. How it looks taped. I used an oval nestability to cut a small handle.  You can use just about any shape that fits.  I used a bit of remova...

Hi!  Did you get my pun in my post title?  Made a little something for The Greeting Farm's last round of March Madness -- Mad about tea parties .  The theme includes anything tea related, coffee, cocoa, Alice in Wonderland, etc.  I had a few ideas running through my head and I was making a card at first but then I scrapped that idea.  And I rarely ever just give up on something but I didn't feel it, you know?  But it's okay, cause that led me to this project that I love and will probably make for my kids' teachers for the end of the school year.  I made a little one cup gift card holder and caddy.  Please pretend that there is a Starbucks gift card in that cup.  I had these cute Strawberry Shortcake cups leftover from my daughter's 4th birthday party.  Ummm, she's 10 now.  So I've had them stored away for a while.  I covered up Strawberry Shortcake's faces on the cup by using my Spellbinder's circle nestabilities to cut a c...