Doodlebug Design Inc Blog Tuesday Tutorial Mother S Day Hand
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Step 3 fold all of the score lines. add some sticky strip to the small section that is to the left of the circle you just punched out. step 4 add the hand sanitizer to the box. step 5 fold up the box as shown. step 6 add the pattern paper to the outside of the box. add a velcro or a magnet to the box as shown to hold the box closed. For today’s tutorial i created this card using doodlebug’s colorwheel collection along with their simply sweet letter rub ons and a limeade boutique button. other supplies include card stock, spellbinders dies, vellum, a pencil, paper piercer, needle and thread, and adhesives.
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Doodlebug's layouts for mother's day we love seeing the fun doodlebug design products use to scrapbook the wonderful memories of being a mom!! tya and sherry did a great job spotlighting why the simply love being a mom!. Jun 27, 2013 doodlebug design inc blog: tuesday tutorial: mother's day hand sanitizer gift. Dec 3, 2021 if that special someone in your life loves things that smell good, chances are that they will love this little hand sanitizer holder. thi. Happy healing. check it out. hometown usa. check it out. hey pumpkin. check it out. 6x8 albums. check it out. showing 1 30 of results.
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Dec 3, 2021 if that special someone in your life loves things that smell good, chances are that they will love this little hand sanitizer holder. thi. Happy healing. check it out. hometown usa. check it out. hey pumpkin. check it out. 6x8 albums. check it out. showing 1 30 of results. Doodlebug design · o s n o p r e d s t g 7 g 0 g we love the little 3d scenes and how her elements all seem to float on air! stop by today's post for more! blog. You can mix & match whichever papers you like best. after you choose your papers, you can hand cut large stars or use your digital cutter to cut stars from each paper: repeat this process for however many stars you want to create. (i did six) after your stars are cut out, score them all from point to valley: it's easier to score the stars with.
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