During December at Make My Monday, our theme is for a SEASONAL PROJECT, our requirement for this week is for you to add a RED RIBBON. My fellow DT members have made some awesome cards, so please be sure to pop over to the blog. 3 of my older grandchildren this year have asked Santa for money, so they can have the fun in spending it. A reasonable request, but not as exciting as to watch them open a parcel or two. I made wallets so I can pop in their cash, at lest they will have something festive to open.
The template is so easy, cut a piece of red card to measure 19cm wide x 23cm in length.
Score full width at 8 cm, repeat at 16 cm. Fold up the lower section. On this 3rd section, from the lower left corner place a ruler at an angle up to approx 1cm from the first fold, draw a line , then cut it out.
With double sided tape or a little glue adhere at the edge, the highest section only to the middle section.
I then adhered the ribbon at the centre of the folded over front secdtion. Cut a dark green mat adhered to the front of the wallet, which hides the adhered ribbon. Cut a piece of cream card, stamped Merry Christmas, embossed with gold E.P. I then stamped with various red, green and gold inks using my Poinsettia set of tapestry peg stamps. Adhere to the dark green mat. Thanks for visiting my blog, I appreciate the time it takes. These wallets are so easy to make and of course with different colours and stamping they can be used for any money giving occasion.
The template is so easy, cut a piece of red card to measure 19cm wide x 23cm in length.
Score full width at 8 cm, repeat at 16 cm. Fold up the lower section. On this 3rd section, from the lower left corner place a ruler at an angle up to approx 1cm from the first fold, draw a line , then cut it out.
With double sided tape or a little glue adhere at the edge, the highest section only to the middle section.
I then adhered the ribbon at the centre of the folded over front secdtion. Cut a dark green mat adhered to the front of the wallet, which hides the adhered ribbon. Cut a piece of cream card, stamped Merry Christmas, embossed with gold E.P. I then stamped with various red, green and gold inks using my Poinsettia set of tapestry peg stamps. Adhere to the dark green mat. Thanks for visiting my blog, I appreciate the time it takes. These wallets are so easy to make and of course with different colours and stamping they can be used for any money giving occasion.
What a great idea to make a wallet!!! Soooo much better than just handing over money. Gorgeous
ReplyDeleteDot x
A wonderful card for handing over the money.
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant idea and thanks so much for sharing the instructions
ReplyDeleteA great gift idea - love the stamping too - Jacqueline xx
ReplyDeleteA fabulous idea Caz which looks great. Something I have to do too with my nephews who only want money or gift cards.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Fliss xx
Gorgeous wallet, a super way to give money as a gift.
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Beautiful stamping, and a great gift idea.
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Valxx
What a fabulous money holder--an absolutely fabulous way to gift cash!!! LOVE your stamping around the edges too--so soft and feminine! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is superb Caz and makes the impersonal gift of money so much more personal. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteLovely idea Caz wish I'd seen this before I "bought" some Three of my grandchildren have asked for money too ... not the same is it.
ReplyDeleteSuzi B xx
The ribbon in red is looking great.
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Great card and thanks for the template.
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I agree Caz - cash doesn't need be boring to open! I love your wallet with that pretty floral border. Vx
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