

This tutorial contains instructions, patterns, and photos to complete all 3 projects featured on my blog July 8, 2016. You can purchase it for $5.95 below.p>
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This 20-page tutorial contains step-by-step cutting instructions and color photo directions for completing all three handbags. These handbags are intended to be gift card size. However, you can resize the handbags to suit your needs. The patterns for all three handbags are included in the tutorial. More photos of this tutorial can be seen in this post here.
This is a pattern and instruction tutorial, not a class planner. The tutorial will be e-mailed to you as an Adobe PDF file following your purchase.
This 19-page tutorial contains step-by-step cutting instructions and color photo directions for completing the Traveling Trio 3 suitcases, four standard size cards, four note size cards, decorative paper clips and the insert divider for the bottom suitcase.
The tutorial will be e-mailed to you as an Adobe PDF file following your purchase.
This 13-page tutorial contains step-by-step cutting instructions and color photos for completing the Purse-onally Perfect purse and all 4 note cards.
The tutorial will be e-mailed to you as an Adobe PDF file following your purchase.
$5.95This tutorial contains instructions and photos to complete all 12 projects featured on my blog from October 1-12, 2017.
The tutorials will be e-mailed to you as an Adobe PDF file following your purchase.
I think the bear backpack is adorable! This is such a fun back to school idea. I'm hoping to get some down tonight for my kids's teachers. Thanks so much for sharing your tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute.... Thanks for sharing... I will be making one soon.
ReplyDeleteAww, the bear is cute! I'm going to give this a go this morning! Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, the bear made me smile.
ReplyDeleteI recently discovered your blog and have printed several of your amazing tutorials. I left you blog bling on my blog: http://frenchysstampinblog.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteYour Bear Backpack is darling! I'm going to try and make one right now! I have a follow-up camp meeting and thought this would make really cute favors for each attendee. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeletelove it!! I even enjoyed the commentary from you hubby. I have one of those ever so supporting hubby's too. Hey at least they feel comfortable enough to be honest with us. I am o.k. with that as long as they only say it once.
ReplyDeleteAnita
Your Bear Backpack is too funny! The S'more on the pocket is the best! Thank you for making the tutorial... I will try my hand at this... two by tomorrow night "Back to School Night"? Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the great tutorials. I am LOVIN' your blog. You can see my projects at:
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Hey!!! Super cute variation!!! I know who originally designed the backpack! It was MARY ARIMA - a phenomenal 3D stamper and my first downline! She tweaked a 2-4-6-8 box into the backpack several years ago. You can find her here: http://paperjoy.blogspot.com/2007/09/back-to-school-oldie.html
ReplyDeleteThese are just SO SO SO CUTE!
ReplyDeleteThe bear is adorable! Thank you for sharing this tutorial! debb
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Thanks so much for the great tutorial too!
ReplyDeleteWow these are so cool - thankyou for sharing the tutorial and your creativity :)
ReplyDeleteHi Becky!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for posting this awesome tutorial. I have incorporated it to work on my Cricut machine, and have shared them with all my Cricuteers!!!
My creation can be found here.
Thanks again for all your hard work!!
Much Appreciation,
Jen
I think your DS George is the bear. Let's keep the backpack. LOL.
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Thank you for sharing!
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