How To Make Recipe Cards For Your Planner Card Boxes
Are you a crafter who loves creative ways to keep your recipes organized? Or maybe you’ve got lots of family recipes that have been handed down to you over the years and you want to keep them all in one place? Join us and learn how you can create a fun planner card for all your recipes using dies and stamps from the Card Lab Collection. Have fun filling your Planner Card Box full of recipes, creating a perfect heirloom piece or something that you can use everyday!
Hello everyone!
This is my first blog post as a guest designer for Elizabeth Craft Designs. I used the Card Lab Collection from Planner Essentials to create a recipe card that fits inside the Planner Card Box.
Step 1: First, pick the paper and dies you want to use to make the card base. I chose paper from the Keylime Night paper pack, dies from Planner Cards 2, 4, and 5, and some neutral cardstock.
Step 2: Once I die-cut the elements I wanted to use, I blended the edges with Vintage Photo and Black Soot Distress Inks to give the card a vintage look.
Step 3: After that, I stamped some images from the Let’s Eat and Let’s Cook stamp sets in black ink.
Step 4: Then, I glued the patterned paper on the card base and used the small piece to make a pocket.
Step 5: I printed two photos and mounted them on black cardstock before gluing them onto the cards with the tab.
Step 6: Then I glued the cook and the cooking items on the pocket of the card.
Step 7: On the back of the card, I glued the stamped recipe card so you can write down a recipe.
I hope you enjoyed the tutorial and are inspired to create your own recipe cards.
Other products used: Distress Inks, adhesives, cardstock, Printed photos
