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STATIONERY & NOTE PAPER sa GREETING CARD sa NOTE PAD HOLDER sa POSTCARD PHOTOGRAPHY x NOTE PAPER x POSTCARD xx GREETING CARD xx PAPER Tip explains how to make blank watercolor postcards. A streamlined approach to producing a batch of watercolor hand-painted note cards. Tatted decorations for note paper. Instructions for poinsettia and a wreath. Quick-as-a-snip paper collages. Wall hangings and cards you can make. Includes pattern for an old-fashioned front porch scene and a lakeside & sailboats scene. Also includes instructions for seven different notecards. How to make handmade and marbleized papers from construction and art papers. Projects made from the paper include striped vase, bas-relief columns, folded-paper flower, marbleized stationery, handmade-paper quilt block, marbleized bowl and cookie cutter sculpture. Stationery objects. How to turn plain papers into fine handmade stationery through the use of embossing and cutting, stamps, and piercing. Fragrant handmade items. (1) Scented note paper. (2) Flavored vinegars. (3) Ballet skirt lampshade from handmade paper with scented ring on the light bulb. Spatter-paint stationery. Pressed flower notepaper. Describes how to press flowers, ferns and grasses and mount them in plastic on a sheet of notepaper. Marbleized stationery is made by blotting inexpensive note paper and envelopes with food coloring. Mock quilt stationery set. A stationery box, address book and note paper are decorated with no-sew quilt motifs. Handmade notecards feature four different butterfly images drawn with colored pencils. Children's "Thanks" notepaper is decorated with tiny thumbprints. How to make colorful notecards with rubber stamps and watercolor markers. Embossed rubber stamping. Stamped images are sprinkled with metallic embossing powder and fused with a heat source. Leaf shapes are embossed on a bookmark, stationery and picture mat. Fanciful flower notecards combine ribbon embroidery and dried flowers. A collection of sea and boat motif projects. (1) Nautical note cards and box. Heart-shaped papier-mache box is stenciled with a sailboat, stars and a wave motif. Lighthouses, anchor and ship's wheel motifs are stenciled on craft paper cards and envelopes.(2) Sail boats for display are cut from pine. Nautical-print sails are suspended from dowel masts. (3) Stack 'em Up Lighthouse is created from six round papier-mache boxes in graduated sizes. Bottom box is painted to resemble a rock base. The next four are painted with white brick motifs, bands of red and windows. The smallest box, topped with a split wooden ball and flag, is painted to resemble a light with railing. Make your own greeting cards and note paper. Some tips. Feather stationery. How to decorate stationery with pieces of feather glued onto the paper. May be arranged in shapes of butterflies, insects, etc. Easy way to make pressed flower note cards. Make a calico-lined basket and matching stenciled stationery. How to make photo postcards. Promoting yourself with graphics. How to make photographic business cards, advertisements, stationery, greeting cards, etc. How to decorate your own stationary. Techniques described include collage, thumb prints, stamped initials and spool prints. How to make your own stationery using linoleum block printing techniques. How to make cards and stationery with pressed flowers, foliage and tiny seashell decorations. How to decorate note paper with tatted flowers. Paper punch dot projects include stationary, bookmarks, gift tags, place cards and stamp folders. How to make maps into envelopes. Nature Print stationery is printed by using assorted foliage as stamps. How to design personalized stationery with original artwork and transfer letters that is suitable to be printed. How to decorate plain notepaper with a child's art using felt tip pens. Pressed-flower notepaper. Apple motif is painted on a wooden pen set, stationery sheets and envelopes. Three techniques for decorating stationery, invitations and greeting cards. (1) Rubber stamps. (2) Rub-on transfers. (3) Pressed flowers. The fine art of rubber stamping. How to create a set of stationery. The language of flowers updated for the 1990s. Instructions for making a Valentine's Day bouquet for a sweetheart and for making a notecard decorated with pressed flowers. Mola notecards made from origami paper. Three traditional designs. Padding trays used to glue-up note pads. Thumb-print note pads. Six design ideas. "Patchwork" bunny postcards for Easter greetings. Leaf stationery. Decorate note paper and envelopes by pressing a leaf onto an ink pad and then transfering the image to paper. May also use painted leaves. How to build a silk screen frame and make your own silk-screened note cards. Make your own colorful stationery using a technique similar to marbleizing paper. Tips on making and selling hand-stenciled note paper. How to turn photographs into photo note cards. Making photo business cards and photo note paper using scraps of photo paper. How to print note cards using sandpaper colored with crayons. The colored wax is ironed onto newsprint which is then cut into decorative shapes and glued to note cards or writing paper. How children can make their own stationery from original drawings using colored paper and a photocopy machine. Tip suggests machine embroidering notepaper. Real-wood postcards or greeting cards made from thin stock (1/16") can actually be mailed. Notepaper sets are decorated with press-on stickers. How to personalize stationary using an inked stamp pad and rubber stamps you make yourself. Hand-decorated stationery with stencil patterns. How to make decorative notepaper and bookmarks using pressed flowers. Trapunto note papers. Purchased stationary and envelopes are decorated with scraps of fabric and trims. Personalize plain stationery by adding pierced-work or punch-work designs. Seven patterns are included. Tip shows how to make autumn notecards with rubbings of leaves. | |||||||||
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