Weekend Sale - Bottle Cap Images, Cocoa, Seed and Tea Envelopes Only $1.00

WEEKEND SALE
BOTTLE CAP IMAGES
TEA ENVELOPES
COCOA & SEED ENVELOPES
ONLY $1.00
Now Thru 8.10.15

at www.ewenmeprintables.com 

 

Below you'll see a few samples of what's on sale

but be sure to  

 CLICK HERE TO SEE ALL THE SALE ITEMS

 

 

On The Go Note Pad

Good morning, hope your Monday is starting out great.

Did everyone have a great weekend? I crafted most of the weekend so for me that is a Yes!

For me, making fall things is in full swing around my house.

I just love the colors.

So I decided to use one of the pretty Cocoa Treat Envelopes and make a mini on the go note pad.

I printed it out on medium weight card stock, cut it out and folded on the lines per the instructions. Then I made a small hole under the word blessings, lined it up on the print out of the pumpkin and threaded a bow through it.

I then took a piece of cardboard from a cereal box and lined it with pretty polka dot scrapbook paper. On top of that I cut little pieces of scratch paper and punched a hole and tied a string.

It slips easily into the cocoa envelope and closes until I need it. 

Great little fall gift to keep in your purse. We ladies are always need scratch paper.

You can get your Cocoa Envelope package by going Here #111014 Autumn Blessings

Until Next time,

~Cyn

Seed Envelope Card + Tutorial

Hi there! I'm back with a second post for Ewe-N-Me Printables and again I have a tutorial to share on how to maximize your digital goodies. Today I'm working with a Printable Cocoa/Seed Pack Envelope called Deposit Seed Co., and I'm altering it to make an envelope card. The great thing about this is that you can match the original treat envelope with the card to give as a gift.

This step by step tutorial is possibly the easiest tutorial ever and I'm sure you will be able to make the card right away after you see how I made it.

1. First, cut the envelope in half as shown below. Cut also the flap on the side (bottom).

You are left with two pieces that should look like this:

2. Use the flap on the largest piece to adhere the smallest one. The flap should go below the smallest piece (or on the inside).

3. Layer the inside and embellish your card as desired.

 

Easy as 1-2-3 right? Well, I hope you enjoyed my little card and that you find this tutorial useful. 

Don't forget to stop by Ewe-N-Me and purchase some goodies. There are a great amount of treat envelopes you can alter (really, so many designs). If you'd like to get this particular digi go here. And I invite you to check out their NEW items, perfect for the next holidays.

I love to read your comments so let me know what you think about today's post! Thanks for your visit.