Welcome to day two of the School blog hop! Be sure to comment on todays post on all of the blogs for a chance to win the grand prize of a $20.00 gift certificate for Cloud 9 Designs and a $5.00 gift certificate for Jen's Digi Stamps! If you're like me, you will find that you have more school paper work than you know what to do with! I have made another storage page for report cards for my grade schooler. This one is a bit cuter and hides the actual report card.
To make this backpack, I created a cut file for the base using George Basic Shapes and Opposites Attract. I printed the paper for the background and the back pack base using my Cricut Imagine and the Imagine More Cartridge. The scalloped top for the back pack and the pocket are both from the same Imagine Cartridge. I just put the Grateful and leaves behind the back pack base for the top flap and the pocket flap, I separated out the layers to get the different colors.
The base piece is scored and folded to have a 1/4" side, and pocket. The flap attaches to the base with some sticky velcro. See the photo below. To accomodate this page in my scrapbooks, I use a chipboard, or foam board shim in the spin of my album. If you would like the cut file you can fin it here and I have included a flap, incase you don't have the Imagine!
Now on to the next stop on the hop: April's blog!
If you get lost, please return here and get the full list of stops from yesterday's post! Enjoy the school year!
What an amazing idea! You are really unique!
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I love this one too! Storage for all those memories! SUPER idea!
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very cute TFS!!!!
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I just love these. You should do a video on how you put it all together. It's been fun hoping with you these past two days. Jearise in Lorby's World.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Love the paper.
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What a great project! I may have to try this for my kids.
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That's a fun idea for storing the report cards! Nice project! Thank you for sharing!
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That is such a cute lay out. I love the back pack... Thanks so much for sharing.
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Fabulous innovative storage ideas! TFS joy4umetoo at hotmail dot com
ReplyDeleteAwesome backpack love the colors. TFS
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Great project. Wish I had something like that when my kids were in school.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great backpack. Really like your papers too. TFS.
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Great idea another one I will have to try
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I love how you used the Imagine for your printed paper. I've had mine since Christmas and just tried this part of it out yesterday! So glad I did! The paper is awesome. You did a great job and I love your project. TFS!
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This is super neat! TFS CallyAnn
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