Post-It Notes Holders

Hi there friends! Ana here with a quick and easy post-it notes holder project. This holiday season has gone by so fast, and I cannot believe it’s almost Christmas.

In the craziness of the decorating and shopping, I have found myself a few stocking stuffers short.

Thanks to YouTube, I have found many tutorials for the post-it notes holders – I used MayMatMadeIt tutorial for today’s post.

I was able to create 3 holders out of 1 sheet of 8.5×11 cardstock! How awesome is that?!

For my blue shaker holder, I used blue and gray cardstock by Darice and dies from My Favorite Things.

For my more festive red/green project I used Basis Green and Re-Entry Red 80lb cardstock and stamps and dies from Avery Elle.

To start, I cut 3.5 x 8.5 “ pieces from gray and green cardstock.

Next, I scored each piece at 3.5, 4 and 4.5 inches and cut the slits with scissors.

This middle part will hold the pen.

I creased each score line with my bone folder.

I adhered the bottom part of the scoreline leaving middle part popped out to hold the pen.

This is what it looks like from the inside once it adheres.

Once you get to this point your holder is ready – the rest of the work is decorating it any way you wish.

I made these two in birthday and holiday themes.

Thank you for stopping by today – I hope you give this easy project a try 😊 Have a wonderful holiday season!

To see more of my paper crafting projects, please visit my Instagram @anaa975 or my blog https://stacksofcards.com/

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