I fell in love with the video tutorial from Splitcoast Stampers on how to make a faux leather wallet and Popsicle Toe’s country look wallet, so I decided to modify the concept to make quick and easy business card holders to go with my homemade business cards. Please scroll down to watch the video.
This technique is so easy and can be adapted to make any size wallet or card holder!
Have a great day!
29 comments:
Linda, I really like your holders and am going to watch the video. Thanks for sharing!
Sue
Sue, you are so welcome.
Linda
The holders look like something I want to try (will have to watch video later, my computer keeps crashing when I try to watch a video, something with the ATI Video card I have and conflict with latest Flash update!....)
Thanks for sharing the pictures on you previous post. Oh how lucky you are to have seen lots of different animals, such as bighorn sheep, elk, bison, deer, moose, bobcat, coyotes on kill, golden eagle, and ravens.... did you say coyotes on kill??
I forgot to mention that on my Saturday's post, I posted a link to your "How to make rub-ons tutorial"... a lot of people made mention that they would come visit you to try! TFS
Thanks Gaby for the link! I so appreciate it!
Linda
I liked your holders and your video very much. Thanks for sharing such a great idea.
http://marcyscreativecrafts.blogspot.com/
These are really, really cut. I am going to make some and business cards to go along with them. Thank you for sharing!
Oh, LOVE IT!!! these are so cute. I can see some darling 'teacher' themed ones to give as a little gift!!! thx, Linda!! :) Dawn in Great Falls
You are so clever! These are just adorable!
I always enjoy so much your videos. Thks for teaching us your techniques :-)
Wow I simply love all your videos and all your creations!! Where do you purchase your paper??? All your papers are all so bright and cheery!! TFS. Bug Hugs.
Karen, I am a paper collector :)
Most of my papers are DCVW. I love their paper stacks! I am also a big BasicGrey fan!
Thanks for the kind words!
Linda
Love love love this business card holder. You mentioned in your video about a video on paper rosettes. I would love to see that one. Also I love those little books that you make with the pencils. Where would I find these projects? I am now a follower and subscriber to your blog. Your things are WONDERFUL. Thanks for your time and talent.
Kathi..thanks for the nice comments and questions. Here is a link to a video on the post it note holders. I love Dawn's work!
http://dawnsstampingthoughts.typepad.com/dawns_stampin_studio/2009/06/post-it-note-pen-holder-updated-video-.html
here is a link to my rosette directions. http://paperboutique.blogspot.com/2011/01/how-to-make-and-decorate-paper-rosettes.html
What a fabulous idea, Linda! I love the versatility to them - size, paper, etc., too! What a great idea to add Modge Podge, too, as this will certainly add to the durability of the holder. I've never seen the little magnets before though.
Thanks for sharing this idea!!
"Quick and Easy Business Card Holders" have very nice designs. its looking great. Plastic Cards
Linda, I so loved this idea I ran out and bought all the supplies. I found this really pretty paper at HL that already had a sheen to it. I found the magnets and was amazed at how easy it was to make.
But this morning when I went to open it one of the magnets pulled away from the paper :(
I did use the glossy accents any other thoughts?
Barbara, I used Glossy Accents and let it dry over night...so not sure what happened. You might try your hot glue gun or e6000.
Some magnets are too strong and you may need to cut a piece of paper to put over the magnets to create an extra layer. A small circle punch would work. It would decrease their strength and prevent them from ripping off.
Hope this helps!
Linda
Fabulous project and tutorial. I thought you had laminated the paper! I would have never thought of using Mod Podge. TFS!
Linda,
I tried your suggestion with adding a small piece of paper and Viola! Your brilliant and I love your creations.
Thanks for your inspirations too.
Barbara, thanks so much for the comment! My head barely fit through my craft room door after reading your nice comment. I am so glad that it worked. I am having way too much making these holders.
Linda
Business cards are so important for your business. Business cards holder is very helpful for saved your business cards.
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Beautiful card! and cute card pouch thanks for the video .
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Love this idea. Something I can bring to my craft group. We are always looking for projects. Where did you get the magnets?
craftmethis@gmail.com
I bought my magnets on line at Joanne's.com have fun!
Linda
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