I watched 2 videos you did for this tool. Thanks so much for posting these! I have tried this tool and got a bit frustrated because I really didn't understand how to use it. Now I do!
Ash - TFS! All those ideas folks used for the Back to School Tabs (?correct name?) can be now customized using the Envelope & Bow Creator Tool! I've seen these ideas: tabs to label album pages, tabs on Peekaboo pockets, and tabs on 'hidden' or tucked journaling cards & memorabilia. I also thought the Env Bow tool could make a 'Library Card' type pocket or whatever they are called. See your video @~3:26 when holding paper up after punching first side of tab. Piece of paper would have to be bigger, etc. Sides using scoring. When you held up the paper after first punch, that's what came to mind. Those boxes have so many uses for organizing - I hadn't thought of using them for the journal & mat cards. Again, thanks for video.
I watched 2 videos you did for this tool. Thanks so much for posting these! I have tried this tool and got a bit frustrated because I really didn't understand how to use it. Now I do!
Great ideas! Thank you
I've yet to use mine, so thank you for giving us ideas. Tabs for peekaboo pockets is a great idea.
Fantastic idea, especially for peak-a-boo pockets.
Nice demonstration. I need to use the tags for a new filing system I have.
Ash - TFS! All those ideas folks used for the Back to School Tabs (?correct name?) can be now customized using the Envelope & Bow Creator Tool!
I've seen these ideas: tabs to label album pages, tabs on Peekaboo pockets, and tabs on 'hidden' or tucked journaling cards & memorabilia.
I also thought the Env Bow tool could make a 'Library Card' type pocket or whatever they are called. See your video @~3:26 when holding paper up after punching first side of tab. Piece of paper would have to be bigger, etc. Sides using scoring. When you held up the paper after first punch, that's what came to mind.
Those boxes have so many uses for organizing - I hadn't thought of using them for the journal & mat cards. Again, thanks for video.