Here's What You Need:
A clear picture frame. Mine is 4x6
Sticky Note
R.S.V.P. Brand pen
Any paper or embellishments of your choosing.
To Make the Holder:
1. Take your choice of paper and cut it 4x6 inch.
2. Decorate your paper any way you want to. Make sure to only place the embellishments on one side. Your sticky note will be placed on the other side.
3. After you decorate your paper, place in the picture frame.
4. Peel the back sheet of your sticky-note off and place on the outside of the frame.
To Make the Pen:
1. Take a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and rub over the pen to remove the wording.
2. Untwist the end of the pen and pull the ink tube out.
3. Take coordinating paper and cut 3 1/2 x 1 inch.
4. Roll paper and slide into pen case.
5. Slide the ink tube back in and twist shut.
6. Add ribbon and place on Sticky-Note Holder.
That's It :) Super easy and super cute!
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What a great idea! It would definitly give me incentive to acutally use the postits instead of the random reciept or the back or the nearest envelope! Very cute!
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Okay, now I know what I'll be making for all my co-workers....and myself. So cute and creative. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletegreat idea. i will be using the pen for the notecards i am making for my grandma's christmas present. the sticky note holder is great.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea, especially customizing the pen. Who woulda' thought? Thanks for linking up.
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Just popped over to say Hi from seeing you on the Me making do blog. Love your post it note holders and the personalised pen is a nifty idea.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I never would have thought to customize the pen. I see a cute sticky note holder in my future :)
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! Great job and thanks for sharing!
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What a cute and practical idea. I may have to make one of these for my daughter's teacher for Christmas. Thanks for sharing your clever idea!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it! Thanks for the tutorial! I saw these at a craft show and thought, "HEY! That's a picture frame!" I shall be making some of these soon for my girlfriends and my son's preschool teachers! PS I LOVE your blog! You SO rock!
ReplyDeleteI'm a sticky note addict. I so needed this tutorial. Thanks for sharing. Would make a great gift too!
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fantastic! i've done the pens but didn't take off the words. that's great! staz-on remover would work too i bet. and here is my latest version of the sticky note holder. but i like that yours puts the two together, coordinated!
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What a wonderful gift idea. Thanks for linking to We're Organized Wednesday.
ReplyDeletecute! Love what you did with the pen!
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic. What a great teacher gift!
ReplyDeletegreat idea! i will be making these for my kiddos teachers! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletethat is a really, really cute idea!! I am doing the same thing with my gifts this year :) If you have time I'd love for you to come link up to Handmade Tuesdays @ Ladybug Blessings! www.ladybug-blessings.com
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this idea! I am a teacher and made a few of these for my friends at work. They loved them!
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