There’s something so satisfying about creating a project that’s both beautiful and useful. This handmade notepad holder checks all the boxes! With soft florals, a touch of shimmer, and a dimensional design, this piece makes a perfect gift or a lovely addition to your desk. I’ll show you how easy this project is to create with premium cardstock from CutCardStock.
Cardstock
DCS Textured Pearl Green Curry
DCS Canvas Textured Rubber Ducky Yellow
Other Supplies
Embossing Folder
Flower, Foliage, Nesting Dies
Seam Binding
Butterfly Punch
Sentiment Stamp
Adhesive
Score Board
Paper Trimmer
Notepads
Constructing the Holder
Start by cutting a piece of Stardream Metallic Lagoon cardstock to 8 1/2 x 8 1/4 inches.
Score at 4 & 4 1/2 inches along the 8 1/2 inch side and 5 1/4 inches along the 8 1/4 inch side.
Fold upward and burnish along the 5 1/4 inch score line. Cut at slight angle along the 2 score lines in the center up to the 5 1/4 inch score line.
Remove this piece. See photos below.
Apply adhesive to the outside edges. I am using redline tape. You can use glue.
Fold up and adhere, to form pockets.
Embellishing the Front
Cut a piece of Cougar White Smooth Cardstock to 4 3/4 x 5 inches. Emboss with an embossing folder for a texture element.
Adhere this panel to the front cover.
Create a frame by die cutting a piece of Stardream Metallic Aquamarine with 2 nesting frames.
Stamp sentiment onto Cougar White Smooth Cardstock . Punch or die cut a butterfly out of Stardream Metallic Lagoon.
Die cut flowers with Lessebo Blossom Pink and Lessebo Bubble Gum Pink. Foliage is cut with DCS Textured Pearl Green Curry. I cut flower center out of DCS Canvas Textured Rubber Ducky Yellow.
I love how this project combines soft, feminine details with practical use. It’s a great way to showcase your favorite cardstock and dies while creating something truly
useful!
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