Hey there, planner folks and scrapbooking lovers!
We just got in an awesome new punch board from the famous We-r-Memory line.
They just keep on coming up with all these new boards, it's insane!
This new board is nice and compact, and is light blue and white just like their
popular Alpha punch boards.
Meet the new Tab Punch board! This little guy's purpose is a simple one, and it is also
fairly simple to use, but there is so much you can do with it. The tabs can be used to make dividers for planners, mini file folders, and even recipe cards! Today, I will be showing you how to make mini folders with one of the papers from the incredibly adorable Simple Stories Emoji Love Scrapbook paper collection! I cut out a 8x5 piece and then folded it, making one side of the fold about a 1/2 inch longer than the other. This is so that there is room for the tab to pop out.
Next, the TAB! Take the blue bit and move it over to the SIDE TAB notch. This is what will make the puncher create the wavy sides of the tab.
To make the other side of the tab, flip the paper over. There are Small, Medium and Large sizes that you can choose from. All you have to do is line up the side that you already punched out to the indentation of whatever size you want on the board. Here, I have it lined up to Medium. Then, press that punch and you have your full tab!
Lastly, time to get rid of that extra piece of paper that's just hanging out next to that tab!
Lift up the blue magnetic arm, take that iconic We-r-Memory cutting blade out of its little home and slide that sucker right over the piece of paper to cut!
Here is the finished little folder! These would be so cute as inserts for planners as well as just little organizers for school, work or at home! Here are examples of how you an decorate your little folders using the scrapbook papers that we carry at our stores. Pictured are the Kaisercraft Island Escape collection and Amy Tangerine's On A Whim collection. (I LOOOVE the gold letter "thickers" and tropical/summery clear stickers in Amy's collection!)
Have fun, and stay connected for more We-R-Memory Keepers news
and updates!
Erika @ PC
Meet the new Tab Punch board! This little guy's purpose is a simple one, and it is also
fairly simple to use, but there is so much you can do with it. The tabs can be used to make dividers for planners, mini file folders, and even recipe cards! Today, I will be showing you how to make mini folders with one of the papers from the incredibly adorable Simple Stories Emoji Love Scrapbook paper collection! I cut out a 8x5 piece and then folded it, making one side of the fold about a 1/2 inch longer than the other. This is so that there is room for the tab to pop out.
First, this little transparent blue bit, that you see right here can actually be moved around. Right now, it is lined up with the CORNER ROUNDER, which basically helps line the paper up to the puncher right above it so that, when punched, it creates a cute rounder edge on your page!
Next, the TAB! Take the blue bit and move it over to the SIDE TAB notch. This is what will make the puncher create the wavy sides of the tab.
Ta-DAAA!
To make the other side of the tab, flip the paper over. There are Small, Medium and Large sizes that you can choose from. All you have to do is line up the side that you already punched out to the indentation of whatever size you want on the board. Here, I have it lined up to Medium. Then, press that punch and you have your full tab!
Lift up the blue magnetic arm, take that iconic We-r-Memory cutting blade out of its little home and slide that sucker right over the piece of paper to cut!
Here is the finished little folder! These would be so cute as inserts for planners as well as just little organizers for school, work or at home! Here are examples of how you an decorate your little folders using the scrapbook papers that we carry at our stores. Pictured are the Kaisercraft Island Escape collection and Amy Tangerine's On A Whim collection. (I LOOOVE the gold letter "thickers" and tropical/summery clear stickers in Amy's collection!)
Have fun, and stay connected for more We-R-Memory Keepers news
and updates!
Erika @ PC
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