Aren't these cute? Post It Note and Pen Holders are one of my favourite gift items to make. Especially at Christmas time. These little cuties make great stocking stuffers or hostess gifts and sell quickly at craft and vendor fairs. People can't resist them, after all everyone uses Post It Notes in some shape or form. Another thing I like about making Post It Note holders is that they're adaptable for any season and they're quick and easy to make. Anyone can make these! Today I'm going to walk you through the easy steps and show you some samples from my recent Christmas theme Post It Note & Pen Holders. Enjoy! Supplies and Accessories: Small mini gel pens ( I buy mine at Staples - 12 to a package for $3.95) Post It Notes (I'm using 3 x 3 post it notes for these holders) Card stock cut to 3 1/4 x 7 3/8" for the base a contrasting card stock measuring 2 7/8 x 3 1/8" for the first layer and a neutral card stock measuring 2 3/4 x 3" for the next layer Designer Series Paper in two coordinating designs enough to punch out four 1 1/4" squares 1 1/4" Square Punch Stamp Set of your choice or embellishment for center of cover Ink to coordinate with DSP and card stock Paper Trimmer Adhesive - Snail and Sticky Strip Steps to Create Post It Note Holder: 1. Cut card stock for base to measure 3 1/4 x 7 3/8", score at 3 1/8, 3 1/2 and 3 7/8 inches. 2. Crease along each score line with a bone folder. Fold cover on the 3 1/2 score line. 3. Make two cuts to the score line about an inch apart for the pen holder.See picture for placement. 4. Open up the card stock and leave the slot for the pen facing outwards but push the two outer pieces to the inside of the cover. Apply two small strips of sticky strip to the inside score line between the 3 1/2 and 3 7/8 lines and then fold to the back to adhere. 5. Attach the Post It Note pad to the back cover with sticky strip, and decorate the front of the cover in whatever design you choose. Here's two of my recent designs: For this Post It Note and Pen Holder I used Smokey Slate for the card base, Coastal Cabanna for the 1st layer (2 7/8 x 3 1/8") and Whisper White for the next layer (2 3/4 x 3") and adhered them to the front of the note holder. I cut out four 1 1/4" DSP squares from the Winter Frost DSP Stack #132183 and adhered them to Whisper White layer, leaving a space in between the squares. I adhered a piece of Silver Glimmer Paper cut to 2 3/4 x 1/4" in the center between the squares. For the embellishment I cut out two of the small snowflakes with the Festive Flurry Framelits #132193 - one was stamped in Smokey Slate on Whisper White with the Festive Flurry stamp set #131781 and the other was cut from Silver Glimmer paper. These snowflakes were glued together with glue dots and then mounted to the center of the DSP squares with Stampin' Dimensionals. I matched up the colour of the mini gel pen with the card stock. This Post It Note and Pen Holder is made the same as the above sample, but with the following changes: I used Real Red card stock for the base and topped it with a piece of Gumball Green card stock (1st layer). I added Whisper White for the next layer and topped this with four squares punched from the Season of Style DSP Stack #132181. Red Glimmer Paper was adhered to the center. I stamped the Santa image from the Tag It stamp set #130303 for the tag in Gumball Green and Real Red inks. Tip: I stamped two tags, one in Gumball Green and the next in Real Red and then I cut out the Real Red Santa square and glued it to the Gumball Green base. The tag was cut out with the Chalk Talk Framelit dies and mounted to the note book base with dimensionals. I matched up a red gel pen to the notebook cover. Here's what the inside of the Post It Note Holder looks like.
Happy Tuesday My Blogger Friends! My blog post for today is '3D TUESDAY'. That means today I have a fun little 3-D project that I created and want to share with you. This project was SO FUN to create .... and I want to jump right in and share that project with you now. I was looking to make a gift for a friend ..... And thought ..... Who doesn't need a post-it-note holder for their desk. I started with a Night of Navy base that was 4-1/4" x 11". It is scored at 5-1/2". For the base bottom, I used a 4" x 4" piece of Night of Navy. That piece is scored at 1/2", 2" and 3-1/2". And for the post-it-note pocket .... That is another piece of Night of Navy. That piece is 4-1/2" x 5-1/2" and that piece is scored on the 5-1/2" side at 2-1/2" and 3". And then on the 4-1/2" side it is scored at 1/2" and 4". I decorated the front and pocket of my holder with some 'Countryside Inn Designer Series Paper'.... And before I adhered down my pocket DSP .... I wrapped some 'Night of Navy 3/8" Ribbon' around that piece and tied it up into a pretty bow. My sentiment is from the 'Go To Greetings' and that was matted to the top of my holder. And there you have it. What do you think my friends!!!! Thanks for joining me today! I'll be back tomorrow to share a Wine Down Wednesday card with you ........ Hope you can make plans to stop back and join me for that share. Keep Living Your Dream!
I had a stack of cute little post it notes and mini markers leftover from a class from long ago. I decided to recover several of them to try to sell at the festival this past weekend. I will never do another craft booth, especially an outdoor one. I whipped up new items for this booth, trying to use up leftover class supplies. Perhaps I should have just sold them all as is, dollar store items for 50c each without wasting my time to alter them.......... I had to "give away" the few things that were sold at the festival just to get them to move. For example the above post it note holders were not selling for $1 (they were packaged nicely in cellophane bags, I had one out as a sample so people could see it), but when I marked them down to 50c the last hour I was there, I sold all but three ! Same with the bath sets, once they were marked down to $2 at the end of the day, all but one sold ! I was surprised that three of the photo clips sold with no problem for $2, the red and black one came back home with me, and all of the covered notebooks with stretchy bookmarks were bought by three women, they loved them at $2 each (originally priced at $3). The automobile and snowflakes notecubes in organdy bags sold for $3 each, but I have three leftover because even at $2 at the end of the day no one was interested. I've done a few craft booths with hand stamped items over the years and have never had luck. "I can do that myself" , "I wouldn't pay that for those when I could get something similar to it for $1 everyday", "I have a Demonstrator/I am a Demo myself", etc. Far too much work (although I do enjoy crafting!) for no profit and no leads. So, enough of my whining - time for the project: Mini Post It Note holder - You will need a piece of card stock or heavyweight decorative paper 3" x 7". Stamp and decorate as desired. Score on the back at 2 1/2", 3", 5 1/2" and 6". Fold along the score lines. Use a corner rounder or decorative edge punch on the front flap if desired. Cut two pieces of magnets (I used lightweight advertising magnets, a great way to repurpose them); adhere with sticky strip under the front flap and to the front of the cover to close it. Tie a pretty piece of ribbon around it or add extra embellishments for a pretty post it note and ink pen holder. Thanks for looking !
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Today I am going to share a quick and easy way to make a Post-It Note Holder. If you want to carry these around in your purse or wallet, this little cover will help protect them….plus it loo…
Today I'm sharing my first set of post it note holders for the craft fair I'm participating in which is happening October 12, 2024. I think these would be fun stocking stuffers or Secret Santa gifts! I used lots of crafty goodies from my stash! Have a super day! Go do something for yourself and go get crafty! Products Used: Not 2 Shabby Christmas In The Forest 6x6 Paper Sweet November Stamps Winter Wishes Reindeer Stamp Set Some Odd Girl Owl Days Stamp Set Sweet November Stamps Cup Of Cheer Stamp Set The Greeting Farm Forest Friends Stamp Set Catherine Pooler Cardstock Memento Tuxedo Black Ink Copics SU Cardstock Sticky Notes **Some links that I share are affiliate links. I link them up for your convenience and may receive a small commission, at no extra cost to you. I hope you will consider using the links if you decide to purchase the products I share.**
Hi Everyone, A quick and easy project today, pretty little post it note pads to sit on your desk, by the side of the phone or in your handbag or to give as teacher gifts, co-worker gifts or thank you gifts. They take minimal amounts of card and dsp so great for using up scraps too. Check out what Donna and Victoria have made today, the links are at the end of my blog. Let me show you how I made these, you can also check out the video tutorial over on my YouTube channel, click on the link below: My YouTube video Materials 1 piece of card stock 3 1/4" x 8" (You can get 3 of these from one sheet of A4, I've used bumblebee and magenta madness) 1 piece of dsp 3" x 1", 3" x 2 7/8" and 3" x 2 7/8" (You can get 2 lots from 1 sheet of 6 x 6) Velcro dot Multipurpose adhesive Trimmer Simply scored Bone folder 3" x 3" post it pad Decoration if required Instructions On the long side, score the card stock at 2", 2 3/8", 5 1/2" and 5 7/8", fold and burnish all the score lines. This holder folds around the post it pad, so decide which end of it will be the bottom flap and add the 1" strip of dsp to that closest to the fold but with a small border all the way round the bottom and sides. Add the 1 7/8" strip to the other end, this will be the top flap - make sure you have the direction of the paper going in the right way. Then adhere the largest piece to the back. Add glue to the back of the post it pad and position inside close to the fold lines top and bottom but with a border either side. Fold up the bottom flap and fold down the top one. Add a velcro dot to the underside of the top flap and put the other side of it on the top of it. Then close the folder and press down on the velcro dot. The other side of it should now have transferred to the bottom fold of the holder. You can decorate the outside of these in lots of different ways, see my photos for some examples or you can leave them plain, it's up to you, the possibilities are endless. If you would like to see more of my Blog Posts, sign up to the email alert over in the right hand side bar of the page. If you would like to join my Team or become one of my Discount Shoppers, you can message me on my Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/craftykarendesigns or via the Contact Me box below this Blog. If you are interested in taking part in some challenges and having crafty chats with like minded people and a bit of a laugh, pop over to Crafty and Banter on Facebook (link in the side bar). This is a new group that some crafty friends and I are trying to get up and running and we would love your company. Donna Lester taffycrafting.blogspot.com Victoria Littlewood vickieloudesigns.blogspot.com Happy Crafting, Karen XXX Product List 2020–2022 In Color A4 Cardstock Assortment [153075] Flowers For Every Season 6" X 6" (15.2 X 15.2 Cm) Designer Series Paper [152486] Multipurpose Liquid Glue [110755] Paper Trimmer [152392] Simply Scored [122334] Bone Folder [102300] Whisper White A4 Card Stock [106549] Rectangular Postage Stamp Punch [152709] 1-1/2" (3.8 Cm) Circle Punch [138299] 1-3/4" Circle Scallop Punch [119854] Classic Label Punch [141491] Magenta Madness Classic Stampin' Pad [153117] Just Jade Classic Stampin' Pad [153115] Bumblebee Classic Stampin' Pad [153116] Posted For You Cling Stamp Set [152621] Daisy Lane Cling Stamp Set [149325]
Aren't these cute? Post It Note and Pen Holders are one of my favourite gift items to make. Especially at Christmas time. These little cuties make great stocking stuffers or hostess gifts and sell quickly at craft and vendor fairs. People can't resist them, after all everyone uses Post It Notes in some shape or form. Another thing I like about making Post It Note holders is that they're adaptable for any season and they're quick and easy to make. Anyone can make these! Today I'm going to walk you through the easy steps and show you some samples from my recent Christmas theme Post It Note & Pen Holders. Enjoy! Supplies and Accessories: Small mini gel pens ( I buy mine at Staples - 12 to a package for $3.95) Post It Notes (I'm using 3 x 3 post it notes for these holders) Card stock cut to 3 1/4 x 7 3/8" for the base a contrasting card stock measuring 2 7/8 x 3 1/8" for the first layer and a neutral card stock measuring 2 3/4 x 3" for the next layer Designer Series Paper in two coordinating designs enough to punch out four 1 1/4" squares 1 1/4" Square Punch Stamp Set of your choice or embellishment for center of cover Ink to coordinate with DSP and card stock Paper Trimmer Adhesive - Snail and Sticky Strip Steps to Create Post It Note Holder: 1. Cut card stock for base to measure 3 1/4 x 7 3/8", score at 3 1/8, 3 1/2 and 3 7/8 inches. 2. Crease along each score line with a bone folder. Fold cover on the 3 1/2 score line. 3. Make two cuts to the score line about an inch apart for the pen holder.See picture for placement. 4. Open up the card stock and leave the slot for the pen facing outwards but push the two outer pieces to the inside of the cover. Apply two small strips of sticky strip to the inside score line between the 3 1/2 and 3 7/8 lines and then fold to the back to adhere. 5. Attach the Post It Note pad to the back cover with sticky strip, and decorate the front of the cover in whatever design you choose. Here's two of my recent designs: For this Post It Note and Pen Holder I used Smokey Slate for the card base, Coastal Cabanna for the 1st layer (2 7/8 x 3 1/8") and Whisper White for the next layer (2 3/4 x 3") and adhered them to the front of the note holder. I cut out four 1 1/4" DSP squares from the Winter Frost DSP Stack #132183 and adhered them to Whisper White layer, leaving a space in between the squares. I adhered a piece of Silver Glimmer Paper cut to 2 3/4 x 1/4" in the center between the squares. For the embellishment I cut out two of the small snowflakes with the Festive Flurry Framelits #132193 - one was stamped in Smokey Slate on Whisper White with the Festive Flurry stamp set #131781 and the other was cut from Silver Glimmer paper. These snowflakes were glued together with glue dots and then mounted to the center of the DSP squares with Stampin' Dimensionals. I matched up the colour of the mini gel pen with the card stock. This Post It Note and Pen Holder is made the same as the above sample, but with the following changes: I used Real Red card stock for the base and topped it with a piece of Gumball Green card stock (1st layer). I added Whisper White for the next layer and topped this with four squares punched from the Season of Style DSP Stack #132181. Red Glimmer Paper was adhered to the center. I stamped the Santa image from the Tag It stamp set #130303 for the tag in Gumball Green and Real Red inks. Tip: I stamped two tags, one in Gumball Green and the next in Real Red and then I cut out the Real Red Santa square and glued it to the Gumball Green base. The tag was cut out with the Chalk Talk Framelit dies and mounted to the note book base with dimensionals. I matched up a red gel pen to the notebook cover. Here's what the inside of the Post It Note Holder looks like.
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Do you need a party favor for an event? These cute Post It Note Holders are great. It also makes a different type of thank you gift that will make your recipient smile and give her/him something quite useful! These are the absolute cutest butterfly dies Stampin’ Up! has ever had! They are not realistic … Continue reading →
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Affiliate links may be used in this post. I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you if you make a purchase through my affiliate linkYou are going to love this Post it Note holder I’ve been making to sell at a local craft fair. They are so popular and all my […]
Happy Valentine's Day!! Huge (((HUGS))) to all of you!! :) I was looking at a Post-It Note holder and thought, hey, let's add a pen to that. Maybe not new, or even original, but it was fun and would be a quick and easy gift for anyone. More cork! :) I added the dots with a Sharpie paint pen. This size of this holder will accomodate two standard Post-It Note pads. THIS IS WRONG!!! Thank you to my sweet reader that pointed this out! I made the first one and it didn't work out. Then I made the second one, but listed the wrong measurements!! ACK! SO SORRY!!! Make your paper 8" long. Everything else stays the same. A little note-stamp and decorate before you adhere the base-it makes things much easier!! :) Yes, that would be experience talking. :) If you have any questions, drop me a line. Here is my card for the Card Positioning Systems/Papertrey Ink Challenge this week. One part of the challenge was to make a card for a friend. I have made SO many friends in the online world. You encourage me, support me, make me laugh, and I am just so blessed by each and every one of you. Thank you, thank you, thank you! thanks for stopping by! As you are reading this, I am teaching 2 classes and attempting to pack. DH and I are escaping for the week. I have posts scheduled, but more than likely won't have email or internet access. We will be back Friday sometime, so I will catch up with you then! Have a wonderful week! Can you keep voting for me too? VOTE HERE. Thanks!!! The layout is called Keeper, top right.
Several weeks ago I shared the Covered Post It Note Holders that everyone who places an order in the month of May with me, will receive as a thank you gift! Today I have a video showing you how to make one! I used the beautiful Share What You Love Designer Series Paper. It will […]
Elevate your home or workspace with a touch of retro flair! Our Mid-Century Modern wall-mounted Post-It note holder with a pen holder is the perfect blend of style and function. Whether you're jotting down reminders or capturing creative ideas, this sleek organizer keeps your essentials within arm’s reach, all while adding a chic, vintage vibe to your space. Inspired by the clean lines and timeless elegance of Mid-Century Modern design, this holder features a minimalist aesthetic that complements any decor. The integrated pen holder ensures you’ll never have to search for a pen again—your tools are right where you need them, ready to capture every stroke of genius. Designed to mount easily on any wall, it’s perfect for the kitchen, office, or entryway—wherever you need a quick spot for reminders. —Easily attached using double-sided sticky tape (NOT SUPPLIED) so no need for screws. I personally use Large 3M Command strips - https://tinyurl.com/5n6k9ahk Ready to bring a bit of mid-century magic into your daily routine? Add our Mid-Century Modern Post-It note holder to your space today and turn everyday organization into a statement of style! Crafted to hold your Post-It notes securely, this holder makes sure your reminders are always at your fingertips—no more scrambling for paper or hunting for a pen! With a built-in pen holder, you’ll always have a pen handy for jotting down those brilliant ideas or last-minute grocery lists. - Does not include Post-It Notes - Does not include pen - Does note include 2 way tape for install. 3m Command Strips recommended. - Made from 3D printed material, each Wallet/Key/Glasses organizer is made to order.
Happy Valentine's Day!! Huge (((HUGS))) to all of you!! :) I was looking at a Post-It Note holder and thought, hey, let's add a pen to that. Maybe not new, or even original, but it was fun and would be a quick and easy gift for anyone. More cork! :) I added the dots with a Sharpie paint pen. This size of this holder will accomodate two standard Post-It Note pads. THIS IS WRONG!!! Thank you to my sweet reader that pointed this out! I made the first one and it didn't work out. Then I made the second one, but listed the wrong measurements!! ACK! SO SORRY!!! Make your paper 8" long. Everything else stays the same. A little note-stamp and decorate before you adhere the base-it makes things much easier!! :) Yes, that would be experience talking. :) If you have any questions, drop me a line. Here is my card for the Card Positioning Systems/Papertrey Ink Challenge this week. One part of the challenge was to make a card for a friend. I have made SO many friends in the online world. You encourage me, support me, make me laugh, and I am just so blessed by each and every one of you. Thank you, thank you, thank you! thanks for stopping by! As you are reading this, I am teaching 2 classes and attempting to pack. DH and I are escaping for the week. I have posts scheduled, but more than likely won't have email or internet access. We will be back Friday sometime, so I will catch up with you then! Have a wonderful week! Can you keep voting for me too? VOTE HERE. Thanks!!! The layout is called Keeper, top right.
It’s time for another Festive Friday Challenge! I love being a designer for Festive Friday and this week’s challenge #FF0057 is National Nurses Day (May 6th). The Inspo List is 10 items …
Affiliate links may be used in this post. I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you if you make a purchase through my affiliate linkYou are going to love this Post it Note holder I’ve been making to sell at a local craft fair. They are so popular and all my […]
Hi all, I hope you enjoy my blog today where I have created one of my favourite projects of a Post-It Note Holder with Pen using the gorgeous Mediterranean Blooms Suite! I have included product lin…
Happy Valentine's Day!! Huge (((HUGS))) to all of you!! :) I was looking at a Post-It Note holder and thought, hey, let's add a pen to that. Maybe not new, or even original, but it was fun and would be a quick and easy gift for anyone. More cork! :) I added the dots with a Sharpie paint pen. This size of this holder will accomodate two standard Post-It Note pads. THIS IS WRONG!!! Thank you to my sweet reader that pointed this out! I made the first one and it didn't work out. Then I made the second one, but listed the wrong measurements!! ACK! SO SORRY!!! Make your paper 8" long. Everything else stays the same. A little note-stamp and decorate before you adhere the base-it makes things much easier!! :) Yes, that would be experience talking. :) If you have any questions, drop me a line. Here is my card for the Card Positioning Systems/Papertrey Ink Challenge this week. One part of the challenge was to make a card for a friend. I have made SO many friends in the online world. You encourage me, support me, make me laugh, and I am just so blessed by each and every one of you. Thank you, thank you, thank you! thanks for stopping by! As you are reading this, I am teaching 2 classes and attempting to pack. DH and I are escaping for the week. I have posts scheduled, but more than likely won't have email or internet access. We will be back Friday sometime, so I will catch up with you then! Have a wonderful week! Can you keep voting for me too? VOTE HERE. Thanks!!! The layout is called Keeper, top right.
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Today I am going to share a quick and easy way to make a Post-It Note Holder. If you want to carry these around in your purse or wallet, this little cover will help protect them….plus it loo…
Ready for an adorable papercrafting project for your upcoming craft fair, or a quick classroom or co-workers gift for Christmas? This sweet little free-standing desktop Post-It Note Holder with Pen is the perfect little present when you just need a token but want to make something with love. I've made a quick tutorial with everything you need to make this memo pad stand in about ten minutes flat! The measurements are easy, the scores are simple, the results amazing--let's make this today! To begin, you'll need: Simply Scored board or Stampin' Trimmer with scoring blade; 3x3 Post-Note pad and mini...
Affiliate links may be used in this post. I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you if you make a purchase through my affiliate linkYou are going to love this Post it Note holder I’ve been making to sell at a local craft fair. They are so popular and all my […]
Ready for an adorable papercrafting project for your upcoming craft fair, or a quick classroom or co-workers gift for Christmas? This sweet little free-standing desktop Post-It Note Holder with Pen is the perfect little present when you just need a token but want to make something with love. I've made a quick tutorial with everything you need to make this memo pad stand in about ten minutes flat! The measurements are easy, the scores are simple, the results amazing--let's make this today! To begin, you'll need: Simply Scored board or Stampin' Trimmer with scoring blade; 3x3 Post-Note pad and mini...
Post-it note holders using the Flowers For Every Season papers! A quick, simple and fun project. Perfect to pretty up your desk or for gift giving.
Stampin' Up! Post-It Note Holder with matching pen made by Lisa Ann Bernard of Queen B Creations. This post-it note holder set makes a great gift!
While it’s still officially summer and sunflower season, I’m sharing a sweet little gift that I tucked in with my thank you notes to customers for ordering during August. These little note pad holders are one of my favorite 3D items to create. There are so many different versions out there and I’ve tried a few. Today’s holders are the simplest to construct. Materials & Measurements Bumble Bee card stock: 3… Continue reading
Hi there! Today I have a fun little 3D project to share with you - a Post It Note Holder with a Mini Pen. With the end of the school year coming these would make great teacher gifts. They are also
Happy Valentine's Day!! Huge (((HUGS))) to all of you!! :) I was looking at a Post-It Note holder and thought, hey, let's add a pen to that. Maybe not new, or even original, but it was fun and would be a quick and easy gift for anyone. More cork! :) I added the dots with a Sharpie paint pen. This size of this holder will accomodate two standard Post-It Note pads. THIS IS WRONG!!! Thank you to my sweet reader that pointed this out! I made the first one and it didn't work out. Then I made the second one, but listed the wrong measurements!! ACK! SO SORRY!!! Make your paper 8" long. Everything else stays the same. A little note-stamp and decorate before you adhere the base-it makes things much easier!! :) Yes, that would be experience talking. :) If you have any questions, drop me a line. Here is my card for the Card Positioning Systems/Papertrey Ink Challenge this week. One part of the challenge was to make a card for a friend. I have made SO many friends in the online world. You encourage me, support me, make me laugh, and I am just so blessed by each and every one of you. Thank you, thank you, thank you! thanks for stopping by! As you are reading this, I am teaching 2 classes and attempting to pack. DH and I are escaping for the week. I have posts scheduled, but more than likely won't have email or internet access. We will be back Friday sometime, so I will catch up with you then! Have a wonderful week! Can you keep voting for me too? VOTE HERE. Thanks!!! The layout is called Keeper, top right.
Happy December, Friends! One of my very favorite gift giving ideas are these cute little post it note holders! These are so simple to make a...
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This is the post-it note holder (or 3x3 card holder) I posted yesterday. I have had lots of emails requesting the pattern, so here is the link for all you who want to make one of these great little holders. You do have to scroll down a tiny bit to get to the actual tutorial, but it is a good one! http://classycrafters.blogspot.com/p/tutorials.html
Happy Tuesday My Blogger Friends! My blog post for today is '3-D TUESDAY' . That means today I have a fun little 3-D project that I cre...
You are looking at a 3-D printed business card holder/post it note holder! These are made from eco friendly, high end filament. They are very sturdy and make for excellent gifts! Primary color is the stand Secondary color is the Eyeglass You choose how you would like them made! Please message me if you have any questions. The pictures in the posting are just some ideas of how they look with different colors. You can mix and match them anyway you choose 🥰
Hi there! Welcome to Day 4 of the Beautiful Christmas…on a budget series! Today it is my turn to share with you some inexpensive gift ideas for the Christmas season. I don’t know about you, but money is tight these days, right? But even if money is tight, that doesn’t mean that I still...
