DIY Coupon Sleeves | Yay! After seeing this pin for DIY coupon holders (by Erin at Taking Time to Create), I decided to give it a try… The first thing I did was to measure out my grid… I used a baseball card sleeve that I currently have in my coupon binder as a template… Then I just slid it into a clear sheet protector… Next I slid the page under the needle on my sewing machine and followed the lines!
Make sure to backstitch each end to make sure that you’re stitches don’t come out! Almost done! With a very light touch, carefully slide an exacto knife’s blade just under the first row of horizontal stitches, being careful not to cut into the stitching… Be sure to flip it over & do the backside too… The bonus in DIY-ing these coupon holders is that they are double-sided! So simple! I would have never thought to use my sewing machine to do a project like this… but in the space of about 20 minutes, I had five, new, double-sided coupon sleeves!
And for about half the price of store-bought baseball card sleeves :’) {Free♥} Printable Recipe Cards. Hey everybody! Today we are having two posts :) The first one was for the jewelry box turned into an "album" and memory keeping..... In case you missed that post, you can find it here... Now onto this post. Free printable recipe cards! They measure 4 inches by 6 inches. I was looking at all my cookbooks and thinking how nice it would be to have everything coordinated. Now I am not the chef or baker of my family. Here's a little recipe card with buntings in the background. This one is with black and white.... There's also a pink bunting recipe card and a teal bunting recipe card.... This one is a nice simple design, with room for alot of writing.... This one is pink.... And these recipe cards are the same as the ones above but in grey and teal.... Here's another vintage inspired recipe card....
I also created the above recipe cards in different colors... Pink, Teal, Black + White and then Sepia.... Here's a recipe card with a vintage design of Royal Baking Powder... Here is another one.... Emily. Don't forget! - Template. Print Email Details Written by Melanie Day Published: 06 September 2011 I first saw the idea to print on post-it notes on Kristen's blog "Inkablinka".... (here). 3 x 3 Template - Click here 2 x 1.5 template - Click hereSTEP 1 - Open your file and print it BEFORE you start working on the file.
STEP 2 - Keep the same file open and type your message or notes in the first box. STEP 3 - Before you print, put a post it note on each box of your template. STEP 4 - Finished! Let's say you've printed a set of notes as a reminder for an activity, choir practice, etc. Don't forget template 1 - [doc] [docx] Don't forget template 2 - [doc] [docx] Don't forget template 3 - [doc] [docx] Don't forget template 4 - [doc] [docx] Weekly Cleaning Made Easy. DIY Rotating Goal List.