A Little Boot

Been some time since I have posted.
Oh well, I am sure you all know how that can be.

I thought I would share a little Witches boot Template I had been working on ,while we had a visit from Irene last weekend.

I have a link at the bottom of this post if you would like to try the Witches boot for yourself.

The template is pretty much self explanatory, but here are a few tips.

I used a Cornflake Box to trace my template unto as I wanted a sturdy boot. You may use card stock, Patterned Paper or whatever your heart desires.

Using the fold lines as your guide assemble your boot template.

DO NOT GLUE!! the 2 front Boot Tabs together until after you have inserted and glued the boot insert. Then go ahead and glue the tongue template to the toe and the inside of one of the tabs on the front of the shoe.

After this step you may glue the tabs together and add the Outer Toe Template.

Now you may choose to decorate or paint your template before assembling or after it is all up to you.

Here is where you will find the 4 parts needed to create this boot.
Have fun and Thanks for stopping by :)

Holiday Gift Card Holders

In my home during the Holiday Season all small gift packages

and special envelopes become part a of our families Christmas tree decorations.

BHG's "Creative Collections" Holiday Crafts Magazine 2007 Issue,

featured a stocking gift card designed by One Heart_One Mind

I thought it was a clever idea.

Using the pattern insert that came with my magazine.

I found it very fast and easy to make..creating three cards in a row.

Now that I had the fundamentals down for this card ..time to add my own twist.

The pattern called for covering both sides of a Stocking chipboard shape with Paper of your choosing....I used instead for my stocking a cardboard insert that came from my 4X6 Photo Paper Pack.

Punched 2 small holes on the top left inside of gift card to add ribbon for hanging.

You can use your favorite Stocking & gift card envelope templates to create this card.

Drop Spine Box

Something about a Drop Spine Box has always caught my attention.

So many possibilities for its use and the fact that it stores on a shelf like a book is one of my favorite traits about it.

Easy instructions for this type of box may be found at Craft TV Weekly.

In the video they used a kit to construct the box...you can do the same by following the measurements that are given and your own supplies to fashion this box.

I found a layout Sketch I thought would work with my box and scaled it back to fit my cover.

Nicole Wozniak's creative ideas and projects may be found on her Blog at

Lumpy Page Designs .

Nicole is a designer for Tilano Fresco Products as well...very creative lady.

While you are there...check out Nicole's generous freebie Digital Scrapbook Kit.

Can't wait to get started with this kit!

This box will hold a mini album I am working on.