Yes, I'm still on the monogram kick (will probably be for awhile since I love the elegant look of these notes!). This project will be sent to my COTM (card of the month) partner for my on-line group. First, I stamped the bottom of a stack of 1/4 cardstock pieces.
Next, once again, I used a timeless template from Lauren Meader that you can find at
Papertrey Ink. This one is called Desk Top Organizer and is the perfect size for creating notes for someone. This is what the template looks like before assembling.
Here's the opposite side where you can see theblack ribbon accent I've added that will be across the top when it's completed.
Partially completed - note the red line tape on one side that I still need to press down.
And voila - here's the final product. I love it!
I decided the top needed some extra "bling" - here's a close-up. I hope my COTM partner enjoys her gift.
Yes, I'm still on the monogram kick (will probably be for awhile since I love the elegant look of these notes!). This project will be sent to my COTM (card of the month) partner for my on-line group. First, I stamped the bottom of a stack of 1/4 cardstock pieces.
Next, once again, I used a timeless template from Lauren Meader that you can find at Papertrey Ink. This one is called Desk Top Organizer and is the perfect size for creating notes for someone. This is what the template looks like before assembling.
Here's the opposite side where you can see theblack ribbon accent I've added that will be across the top when it's completed.
Partially completed - note the red line tape on one side that I still need to press down.
And voila - here's the final product. I love it!
2 comments:
No wonder you're still doing monograms; you do them beautifully. And, you're right about them being elegant.
Joanne
I saw this in person. SOOOOOOO gorgeous!!!!!
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