Hand Sanitizer Gift

 

Supplies:

 Cardstock cut 4 x 5-1/2

 Cardstock cut 1-3/4 x 1-1/4

 DSP 1-5/8 x 1-1/8

 Adhesive of your choice

 Scrap whisper white cardstock for sentiment

  Ribbon for decorating

  Cello bag for wrapping if desired

Instructions:

1.  Take the 4 x 5-1/2 piece of cardstock on the short side and score it at 1 inch and 3 inches

2.  On the long side of the cardstock score at 3 inches and 4 inches

3.  Use a bone folder to fold the scored lines. 

4.  Now take your cardstock and find the two horizontal score lines you will then take your scissors and cut some tabs. So there will be two square tabs on each side. Only cut the slits to score line that goes length wise.  

5. Put adhesive on the two top tabs- on the outside of those tabs and attach the bottom to the outside to make a pocket for the hand sanitizer to sit.

6. Now you will want to cut the sides in a angle. You can draw a line from the top corner all the way down to the lower corner at a angle if you want it to be perfect then cut it.  Or just cut at a angle on both sides. 

7. Adhere the cardstock panel and the DSP panel to the front.

8. You can decorate the front and add a sentiment. You can also then add a cellophane bag with ribbon to give it as a gift.

Back To The Basics

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EVEN IF YOU'VE BEEN STAMPING A WHILE. If you get those pesky halos around  your stamped image, you need this refresher. 

Demonstrators find that a lot of stampers like to use more ink than they actually need! 

So Let's get Back to the Basics:

1. For the best results, turn your stamp over and hold the inkpad in your hand. This gives you more control over the amount of ink and where you lay it. Tap, tap, tap, lightly on the stamp with the inkpad a few times while moving around to cover the rubber completely.When printing your stamp, you'll find that steady, even pressure will give you the cleanest imprint.

2. Tapping lightly on the stamp is key to avoid over-inking your stamp.

3. If you take care not to put ink where you don't want it, will make your life much easier. Rocking your stamp will give you edge prints, smudge or echo your print. To much pressure causes some of the same problems.

4. For a much more crisp, clear image, use Stampin' Pierce Mat when stamping with Photopolymer stamps.

Card Layering Templates

A great tool for measuring layers for cards.

https://scmagnolia.blogspot.com/2020/06/card-layering-templates.html

It's essential to have the right adhesive. You can't adhere ribbon to your card with liquid glue, however Glue Dots are perfect. Small embellishments can only be adhered to a card with Liquid Glue or Glue Dots. When making 3D items or a fancy fold card, you need extra hold so Tear & Tape is the perfect choice. Using diecuts means you need a Fine Tip Glue Pen. Which of these should you have in your Tool Kit? All of them, because they each have uses that you will quickly see that you can't do without. If you are new to stamping, check the starred items in the list below for the must haves for when you are just starting out.

Stamping Tool Kit

*Scissors

Adhesives:

• Tape Runner

• *Glue Dots

• Tear & Tape

• *Multipurpose Liquid Glue

• Fine Tip Glue Bottle filled with Multipurpose Liquid Glue   https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07NDJ64MG/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1

• *Dimensionals

*Pencil

Bone Folder

Stampin' Pierce Mat

*Paper-Piercing Tool (otherwise known as “pokey tool”

*Baby Wipes

Alligator Clip https://www.amazon.com/WMYCONGCONG-Alligator-Electrical-Clamps-Plastic/dp/B07KZWB333

For your Stampin' Up! Shopping Convenience:

Item	Order Number	Price	Catalog Page
Paper Snips Scissors	103579	$11.00	155
Stampin' Seal tape runner	152813	$8.00	127
Mini Glue Dots	103683	$5.25	127
Tear & Tape	154031	$7.00	127
Multipurpose Liquid Glue	110755	$4.00	127
Stampin' Dimensionals	104430	$4.25	127
Bone Folder	102300	$7.00	155
Stampin' Pierce Mat	126199	$5.00	149
Take Your Pick Tool	144107	$10.00	155