I am so excited to share with you my Top Selling Craft Fair Item. Whether I am doing Craft Fairs, selling to friends, or giving gifts, this adorable Post-It Desk Calendar is a favorite. It is in easel format that sits right on your desk. This is perfect for Teachers, Co-Workers, Friends, etc. I love having mine on my desk.
PROJECT VIDEO: If you are receiving this in email, please catch the Video HERE
Project Dimensions:
- From an 8 1/1″ x 11″ Piece of Coastal Cabana Cut 1 Piece at 3 3/4″ x 10 1/2″ and 4 3/4″ x 7″
- SCORING: Along 10 1/2″ side score at 4″ 8″, 9″ and 10″
- Along the 7″ Side of 2nd Card Base Score @ 4″ and 4 1/2“(Yes, I did it again, it should be 4 1/2″)– Turn Vertically and Score at 4 1/4” on both sides
- With the Same Card Base on the side that has the larger square line up at 1 1/2″ mark and score down to 1st Score line Only
- Flip it and line it up at 5 1/2″ and score down to 1st score line only
- Painted Patch Designer Paper panels 3 1/2″ x 3″ and 3 1/2″ x 2 3/8″
SEE THE PHOTO BELOW FOR WHAT YOUR TRIMMED BOX SHOULD LOOK LIKE- WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE TO SEE EXACTLY HOW THIS IS CUT
During my live a friend of mine mentioned that she would love to this project and put in a beautiful hand crafted wood pen. So, today I am doing a Small Business Shout Out!! The name of the business is Lathe and Lore. Marc specializes in handcrafted exotic wood pens, bottle stoppers, kitchen utensils, and many other made-to-order wood products. His craftsmanship is guaranteed to please the customer.
Visit Lathe and Lore Here
Looking to make a few of these yourself? Here’s where I grab my supplies!
I purchase my mini calendars from Taylored Expressions. They come in a pack of 10 for just $5, which makes them perfect for creating several at once! CLICK HERE to grab yours.
As for the Post-it Notes, I like to buy those in bulk from Amazon. It’s an easy way to stock up, especially if you plan on making several for gifts or craft fairs! CLICK HERE to shop for yours.
I hope today’s project inspires you to get into your craft room and create. I always love seeing what you make, so be sure to share your finished project with me!
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Hugs, Tammy
