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Handmade Notepad Materials

It has been almost a month ago since I blogged about the handmade notepad I made.

When I was too excited to make these, I used small tools to make the notepads. Good thing we have these because from time to time, or when inspiration strikes, I do some crafts. The following were the things I used to make these:

    Materials for a Handmade Notepad

  • cutter for the colored papers
  • scissors to trim the sides of the cut papers
  • glue
  • stickers and scrap-booking embellishments
  • one hole puncher for the ring
  • one-inch and half an inch rings, depending on how many papers to be used Continue Reading »

Posted by Treasure Jar on Feb 19th 2011 | Filed in From the Admin's Desk,FYI,Purse Strings,Through the Lens,Visual Delights | Comments (4)

Homemade Tree Decorations

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Last year’s tree was adorned with handmade decorations like little paper trees, photos and yes, paper stockings. Below is one of the many photos we have put up the tree:

homemade Christmas tree decoration

These handmade decorations were tied with a silver cord.

Have a great weekend and I hope we don’t get tied down with a lot of stress and negative things 🙂

Posted by Treasure Jar on Oct 24th 2009 | Filed in Arts and Crafts,For Little Hands,Through the Lens,Visual Delights | Comments (9)

Fab Holiday Finds: White Japanese Paper

As I have already planned to make personalized Christmas gift tags, I have also visualized what kind of wrapper I would use.

Yes, its WHITE.

White goes well with any color, doesn’t it? And this incidentally, is the theme for FilipinoMomBlog‘s Week 2 of the Fab Holiday Finds Meme.

Well white should go with any colors, especially the gift tags I made, so here are the inexpensive “Japanese papers” I bought to wrap my gifts in:

Click here to view the photo a bit up close and see the expenses.

Posted by Treasure Jar on Dec 9th 2008 | Filed in Arts and Crafts,FYI,Purse Strings,Tagged, You're It!,Through the Lens | Comments (8)