This Thanksgiving Place Card is perfect for marking seats at the dinner table or it can even be used as a bag topper for treats or left-over food bags! The card measures about 2" x 6-1/4" and with the Turkey in place is about 4-1/2" tall. The file comes with the place card base, a mat (for placing the name on), and all the pieces to build the turkey. The file is compatible with both the 12x12 and 8x12 mats.
Here is the tutorial:
1. Cut all the pieces out and fold the place card on the score mark.
2-8. Assemble the turkey.
9. Place foam adhesive on the turkey cut out and on the back of your turkey feet area.
10. Adhere your turkey in place using the head cut for the guide.
11-12. Your card will look like this now.
Embellish with a bow and twine and add in the name!
Today you will find lots of projects from Dr. Phil and of course his fabulous design team :) and there will be a live UStream Class, Challenges, and even prizes! So grab a beverage and join us!
Today I am sharing a fun and fast Graduation party favor that I created with my digital die cutting machine and some fabulous CTMH products!
Supplies:
Tutorial:
1. Cut out the graduation hat pieces in black cardstock.
2. Assemble the two circle pieces by wrapping the long strips around two of the circular pieces as shown.
3. Place adhesive on the shorter circular piece and adhere to the square piece. This will be the top of the hat.
4. You can use the ribbon to keep the hat as part of the base if you'd like but I am only placing the ribbon through the top of the hat. Cut a piece of ribbon to the size you'd like then tie a knot underneath the cap piece. Adhere the third circle to the bottom of the large circular piece to cover the triangle pieces.
5. Place the hat top over the base.
6. Cut a 1" x 10" piece of the Silver Glitter cardstock and adhere around the bottom of the base.
7. Stamp the "Congratulations" stamp on to cardstock that coordinates with your ribbon. Trim the cardstock to 1" in width.
8. Adhere the sentiment piece in the center of the Silver Glittered cardstock as shown.
9. Your Graduation Hat should look like this!
These go together super quick and they would look fabulous all together as party favors, used as table placements (you could put their names instead of the sentiment), or you could even use these as gifts!
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PSA Essentials is having a Bridal Week with lots of invites, favors, decor ideas, and all things wedding!
If you are planning a wedding or just need some inspiration, be sure to stop by and check it all out! There are so many fabulous projects and ideas!
Today my wedding set is featured on the blog and I would love for you to stop by and leave me some love! Just click on the link below:
Here is a sneak peek:
Supplies:
Stamps: Monograms - J, C, & (PSA
Essentials)
Rosettas (PSA Essentials)
Ink: Turquoise and Black (PSA Essentials)
Paper: The Linen Closet Stack (DCWV)
Cardstock: White (Recollections)
Ribbon: Cancun Green 3/8" (Ribbon FX)
Pearls: Gradient Jewels (Creative Charms)
Die Cut: Samantha Walker Leaf Border (Silhouette)
Punch: 1/4" Corner Rounder (Zutter), Border Punch (EK Success), and Ticket Punch (Tonic)
Fonts: Corinthia and Gabriola
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While you are over at PSA, be sure to enter the PSA Essentials Mother's Day Sweepstakes! You could win 1 personalized stamp, 2 Peel & Stick packs, 1 alignment tool, 3 luggage tags, 1 set of calling cards, and 5 packs of stampable stationery!
