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Townie
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I made a couple of these tonight, they are cheap and easy to make and they look fab... also ideal for christmas presents.
The jotter pads are only 37p each and are the basic range supermarket ones.
Tutorial over at my blog:
http://thehandmadecardblog.wordpress.com/2009/11/01/jotter-pads/ |
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wildgarlic
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they look fab!
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| Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2009 8:59 am Post subject: |
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Nice! Will have a look at the tut. Great idea for adding to foodie type pressies too.
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| Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2009 11:59 am Post subject: |
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They look FAB Townie!!!!
Please excuse me for being thick, but all the bits you use - lettering, wavey edge card, cupcakes etc - do you make them or buy them?
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lachlanandmarcus
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the blog says they are ready made ones I think
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had a read of the blog, very impressed Townie!! quite inspiring!
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Townie
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Thanks everyone... hope this has given you all some inspiration to make your own for pressies at christmas 
Diana...
I buy patterned papers and cardstock etc, and just put them all together to make something pretty...
The scalloped edged cardstock, I made this with the aid of a Fiskars "treading water" punch, just adds a lovely edge to an otherwise straight bit of paper.
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Smooth Hound
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| Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2009 8:54 pm Post subject: |
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 they look really good |
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| These look great, Townie. My daughter and I were just starting to think about Christmas presents (it had to happen at some time) and she's really keen to have a go at making one for her granny, so thanks for the inspiration! |
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Townie
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| Your most welcome Sunflower, they are straightforward to make and i'm sure your daughter will have loads of fun making it and granny will love it! |
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