Altered DVD Case / Coloring Case Tutorial

Hi all, Today i am sharing an altered project which i came across while browsing you tube and thought it would make a perfect handmade gift for kids. I altered an empty DVD case into coloring case. I started it by removing the part that hold the DVD. I have used a utility knife to remove the circle.

Place the foam in between the clear sheet and cut out the raised DVD circle to make it flat. Stick a black card stock on the back to cover the hole.

Cut a thin cardboard to fit inside the DVD case and cover the cardboard using the fabric. I used a cereal box for cardboard. 

Cut out another piece of fabric for the pocket and make a fold. Lay the fabric cardboard backside up and glue it down.

Adhere fabric covered cardboard to  right side of the DVD case. Insert some white card stock on the left side. Attach the pattern paper to cover the front. I used Shimmer Flocked Paper from Colorbok.

I have inserted some coloring pages and white card stock for drawing. I filled the pocket with new color pencils. Hope you liked it.

Source : YouTube
 

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Handmade Sunburst Card / Anniversary Greeting Card

The current challenge over at SBC is to create a Sunburst Card.  The finished size of the card is 5" x 5". The pattern papers are La Creme Mat Stack from DCWV layered with black cardstock. I have used Recollection border punch for Daisy borders. 

Flowers are punched out using EK Success slim paper punch. I used tiny alpha stickers for sentiment. Also added some pearls to embellish the card.

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