3.5 x 2.5 cards for punches
I needed a way to organize my punches so that I could take it along shopping.
I punch a new punch onto 3.5x2.5 (the size of an ATC), label it with a clear printed label, slip it into a baseball card sleeve and attach it to the ring. The clear label that I used is Avery 8667. Avery has a free program to download that is actually quite good. You can set it up and make your own templates and save your work.
This set up is a good way of testing a punch size for sentiments or stamp images to see if they will fit with that particular punch. Just place the punch out over the image that you want to use.
I am thinking of doing a similar project for my PTI dies. I will choose a size paper to accomodate the largest die cut and use it to punch out the item. With this I can check the die cut size to work with images or sentiments that are not PTI. A plus is that I will have all the die cuts that I make from doing this.
Cutting the 3.5 x 2.5 cardstock Use a 8.5 x 11 sheet of cardstock On the 8.5 side make the first cut at 3.5. Cut the 5" that are left at 2.5. Take the 3.5 x 11 piece and cut in at 2.5 Take the 2.5 x 11 pieces and cut them at 3.5. There will be very little waste with this method.
I haven't done one for the PTI dies but will post when I have it done. I love to organize my "stuff" and play with my toys so this is a bonus project. Enjoy and let me know if you have any questions.
Label on cardstock I also us these cards to index my punches
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