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Friday, July 20, 2012

Frosted Designs Friday "Only Patterned Paper" Challenge / Christmas In July - Gift

Recipe Stand Holds 4 x 6 Inch Recipe Cards
When I saw this photo stand, over a year ago, I knew that it would make a perfect recipe card holder and stand.  Extra sleeves can be purchased and it is easy to add them to the stand.  This seemed like the perfect gift for anyone who likes to cook or is just starting out on their cooking journey.  It was fortuitous that Frosted Designs was having a "no cardstock" challenge this week because I need to be pushed out of my cardstock-is-part-of-everything-I-do-zone.

7 Gypsies Photo Stand
The easy to assemble display stand is about a foot tall, so it can sit on the kitchen counter and fits under a cabinet.  I cut three layers of Florentine B & T with the Cricut at varying sizes.  Because of this, the holes do not align.  That did not matter because the other layers covered the holes, except for the top layer.  I strategically placed the "Family" and the crocheted flowers to cover them.  Once all the layers were together, I punched new holes using one of the plastic photo/recipe sleeves to align them properly.

Family Cut With Artiste Cricut Cartridge Out of CTMH Florentine B & T Paper
Please remember to link up your "No Cardstock" entry over at Frosted Designs.

Thank you for stopping by!  If you get a moment, please leave me a "hello", so I know you were here. :-)

Beverly

Supplies:
7 Gypsies Photo Stand
Artiste Cricut Cartridge - Available August 1, 2012 or pre-order now
Paper: Florentine B & T Patterned Paper - Retiring July 31, 2012
Stamps: Jardin - Available August 1, 2012 The Works Alphabet (retired)
Ink: Chocolate
Bohemian Assortment, Timeless Charms, Foundry Binder Clips

2 comments:

  1. No cardstock? How can that be? This papercrafter has an ongoing affair with cardstock - its the best! Actually I was intrigued with this idea and had fun taking a peek at the challenge over at Frosted Designs. I get it now... Your recipe flip card holder is devine!
    Bernadet
    http://bernadetscraftblog.blogspot.com/

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    1. Bernadet, I totally agree with you about cardstock! It is so hard for me to do projects that don't use it. Glad you looked over at Frosted Designs. I hope you get a chance to join the challenge! Beverly

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