I was so inspired by this tutorial that I made 40 post it note holders for my upcoming craft fair in December! I have to tell you that the little wooden cube is such a great tip! It really made cutting the tape so easy, accurate and frugal! Thank you for that. I now have the daunting task of adding the magnetic closures which I have never done before! But I did buy glue dots so I will give it a go. Thank you for sharing your lovely craft work!
11/5/24: This is absolutely fantastic. I was looking for stocking stuffer ideas and THIS IS IT! Thank you SO much for sharing this project, Jeanette...I LOVE it! 😘
I know this is old but I love it. I checked out your videos. I loved them all. I wish you were still doing your wonderful videos. So many unusual ideas.
Hi Jeanette I love this video on a post it note holder. Especially love how you flattened the bead cap to use as part of the clasp. I want to case this for some friend's table gifts. Just stunning - thank you so much.
If I used this throughout the year, I would surely run out of post it notes before the calendar ran out. I wonder if others would be willing to purchase another refill Post-It note pad and stick it down? Lovely gift. Lovely idea.
I’ve made 3 of these now and I love them! My first 2 attempts failed because I used card stock that was too thick the first time, then too thin the 2nd time. But, as they say, 3rd time lucky! I also decided to put a trim on the fold up part to finish it off better when you open it, so you don’t see the rough edge. Instead of buttons, I used stained glass beads in matching colours. Thanks for your post! 😁
I love these Jeanette. I was going to make desk calendars with easel cards but I think I’ll try these now they are so quick but much more useful. Thanks
This is an awesome video. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing and creative talent! Can't wait to try making this one! Blessings & Hugs from Canada!
Such a cute project that would make a perfect little gift. I love the paper - hadn't preordered it yet but it will be on my list now. Thank you for sharing!
Love this dsp project you designed. Hopefully I will have time to make some for my daughters coworkers. Will have to use the post-it notes instead as they say the dollar tree ones don't stick well enough. Teachers would rather have the 3M brand.
Thank you Janice! I had a little time this morning to list the calendar in my Etsy store. If you'd like to take a look: www.etsy.com/listing/719240482/mini-2020-12-month-calendar-pdf-for?ref=shop_home_active_1
I love these! I have made a couple! Thanks for doing all the work and creating those handy calendars. I used your teeny tiny calendar for another project and it worked perfectly! Happy Crafting!
I'm going to have to try making the holders the way you do. I followed another person's instructions for including a mini gel pen and the pen kept falling out. I had bought a box of these pencils for another project that I haven't gotten around to making yet. In fact, I have TWO boxes of those pencils because I misplaced the first one just before a trip.
Jeanette, i ordered another calander so i have paid for two & got one. The problem was that i didn't know i even had an esty account until i found my information today. I very rarely order anything off esty.
This is really great. I love it. So nice for gift giving. I tried doing it, but I have a question though. The magnets and the metal beads. Are they just regular small magnets or they have to be Neodymium for stronger hold? And the metal beads? I need to know for better closure. I use magnetic strips and they are bulky. Appreciate a response. Thank you so much for this tutorial. Looking fwd to your reply.
Hello there..thank you for the lovely tutorial. I was wondering about the magnets..can you tell me the size of them and where you've purchased them from? Thanks
The size of the magnets are 1/4" round and 1/16 inch thick. I purchased them a very long time ago, from a seller on Etsy. Sorry for the delay in my response. I just saw this question today. If you look through the comments, I've answered this a few times (not a problem), I just did see your question until today. :-(
These will make awesome gifts!! I will get your calendar file on Etsy, however, what do you use to glue the tops so they can make tear off sheets for the calendars? Thanks so much!
Dee Wagner She mentions in another answer HAR padding compound. I don’t know what that is but I imagine it must be like a gum to keep it all together. I’m going to look it up now. HAR is the brand.
Hi... ran across your video today.... love it! i have a question for you... where did you get the tiny calendars? i cant find them anywhere. HELP! winks... have a great day
Brilliant video that even I managed to follow... Could I ask you the weight of the designer paper as their website does not say, I think mine was a little to thick. Tiu guys work in weight and in the UK it's by GSM
Thank you lorraine! I don't think Stampin Up reveals the weight of their DSP on the package or the website. My guess is that it's probably just a little heavier than regular scrapbook paper. I could be wrong.
@@jeanettecobbgeomazingpaper4650 thank you, I had a go with one of my pads which turned out to be 230 gsm which I think works out to be over 135lb. Oops
Thank you Jana! I purchased the magnets from a seller on Etsy. Etsy has several sellers, and I purchased them a very long time ago. But if you want the same size as I used in this video, search for 1/4" round X 1/16" thick magnets on Etsy, Ebay, or Amazon.
I used a padding compound. The brand I use is called HAR. After cutting, or die-cutting out the calendars, you would clip them together evenly and apply the compound to the top edge and then let it dry thoroughly. Also more instructions are included in the PDF.
One more thing, none of these links takes me to the exact element that you use. It takes me directly to the Stamp it up page but then I have to go and find what you were using the main thing that I am interested in. Is those little metal things that you were banging on where exactly on your page do you get those?
Jeanette, i ordered a pdf copy of the 2020 calendar & i didn't know what you wanted to recognize me as who i am. As such i have never received the pdf. Would really appreciate your help in this matter. How do i get the 2020 calendar pdf? I did this a week or so ago. Have been sick so i put off contacting you. Love your tutorials.
Betty, You should have received an e-mail with a link to where to download the calendar. You can also go into your Etsy account and click on your avitar picture and drop down to Purchases and Reviews. Your link should be in a list of your purchases.
It depends on the craft show. Sometimes you will find that people will only be willing to pay 2 to 3 dollars for small items. I had a $3.50 price tag on them at my last craft fair. They were not moving as fast as I would have liked. So maybe lowering the price to $3.00 may be what customers will be willing to pay for them at my next craft fair. We'll see. :-)
I couldn't tell you for sure. There are a few variables to consider. How often the note holder is opened and closed is one of the main variables. I've never tested it. The note holders I have made for myself personally are holding up just fine after a year. I do notice that glue dots don't hold up as well on the ones that I have double magnets. I would guess it's because of the strength of 2 magnets being force apart so frequently as opposed to just the one magnet and the piece of metal.
I have one question before I purchase the PDF file for the calendar. Do you have instructions included in how to keep the months all together so it can be peeled off when that month is over?
I use HAR padding compound to adhere the top of the calendar. There are other companies that make padding compound, but Har is the one I use. I also use office clips to hold it together while it dries. Once it is dry, I use a tape runner to adhere it to the holder.
The problem I’ve always had with those post it note pads is that when you’ve used it a few times the adhesive holds on the last page of the pad, but the rest of the pad comes off. Have you had problems like this reported to you from customers?
@@herbeeness No. I haven't had any customers complain about the Post It Note not staying together. If it should happen, it is not difficult to replace the Post It Note. Just adhere it in the same spot.
I use a padding compound. The brand I use is called HAR. Just clip the pages together and apply a thin layer across the top. Allow to dry 20-30 minutes. For added stability, cut a piece of chipboard for a backer for your calendar.
I purchase my magnets from a seller on Etsy several years ago. Many sellers on Etsy and Amazon will sell the small magnets. These measure 1/4 inch round by 1/16 inch thick.
Love it so easy to make and so far the best one I have seen the u
I was so inspired by this tutorial that I made 40 post it note holders for my upcoming craft fair in December! I have to tell you that the little wooden cube is such a great tip! It really made cutting the tape so easy, accurate and frugal! Thank you for that. I now have the daunting task of adding the magnetic closures which I have never done before! But I did buy glue dots so I will give it a go. Thank you for sharing your lovely craft work!
11/5/24: This is absolutely fantastic. I was looking for stocking stuffer ideas and THIS IS IT! Thank you SO much for sharing this project, Jeanette...I LOVE it! 😘
I know this is old but I love it. I checked out your videos. I loved them all. I wish you were still doing your wonderful videos. So many unusual ideas.
Thank you. I am thinking about making more videos, but I have to buy a new camera 😞$$$ Cha-Ching!. 😆
Please do
Good morning
Your idea is so simple and easy and beautiful. I’m look for an easy craft to do this is perfect.
April
SOOOOOO....lovely.....nicely done...thank you
Very nice for a little gift. Thanks for sharing.
These r top of the line NICE!, very chic & How handy too. Perfect for all occasion
Hi Jeanette I love this video on a post it note holder. Especially love how you flattened the bead cap to use as part of the clasp. I want to case this for some friend's table gifts. Just stunning - thank you so much.
I love the fact that it is thi, has a calendar and is stunning! Thank you!
HA! its me again, i watched the entire video and you told me how to get the calendar... im a dork. great job
A great well explained tutorial. Thank you I will be making one.
I just found your channel great tut
Cool idea. Thanks for sharing
These are absolutely beautiful!
Very cute idea!
VERY VERY nice!!! TYSMFS!😀
If I used this throughout the year, I would surely run out of post it notes before the calendar ran out. I wonder if others would be willing to purchase another refill Post-It note pad and stick it down? Lovely gift. Lovely idea.
Yes! when you run out of Post-It notes, just adhere a new pad where the old one was.
Wonderful!
Super like this.. :)
Beautiful!
1st time watching. Amazing little gifts. 👍👍👍☺
what a sweet idea
So pretty. TFS
I am going to make these as gifts for friends.
Oh I really like the look of these post it note holders. The DSP is so beautiful. TFS
Love this little post it note , will be making some for sure thank you Jeanette so much.
beautiful
Stunning project. Love it. Thanks for sharing.
I’ve made 3 of these now and I love them! My first 2 attempts failed because I used card stock that was too thick the first time, then too thin the 2nd time. But, as they say, 3rd time lucky! I also decided to put a trim on the fold up part to finish it off better when you open it, so you don’t see the rough edge. Instead of buttons, I used stained glass beads in matching colours. Thanks for your post! 😁
You are so very clever! I really love these for small stocking stuffers🙂
Really beaytiful! Thank you for sharing!!
So adorable! Great for a craft fair!!
They are adorable. Perfect little gifts. Thank you.
Ty so much. Love the magnet idea, saves using 2 magnets :) x
Lovely 😍
These are done beautifully! You show how to get the professional look, love them! Thanks for sharing!
What a wonderful project! Excellent start to finish tutorial. Thank you! Definitely purse worthy. Wishing you a super week. Hugs Susan
Love these post-it note holders. Just wish we could get the brightly gleaming papers in UK as they really make a difference.
Such a great idea and the magnet trick is genius, I'll be sure to remember that. .. thank you for sharing...
Very clever AND pretty! I have a friend who is applying for a new job and if she gets it I will make one of these for her. Thanks for sharing!
Really cute idea Jeanette. I love the finished edges. Thanks for sharing!
I love these Jeanette. I was going to make desk calendars with easel cards but I think I’ll try these now they are so quick but much more useful. Thanks
Love them...
Great idea, great video! Thanks loads!
Love them, thanks for sharing
This is an awesome video. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing and creative talent! Can't wait to try making this one! Blessings & Hugs from Canada!
These are great!
Such a cute project that would make a perfect little gift. I love the paper - hadn't preordered it yet but it will be on my list now. Thank you for sharing!
Nice
Love this dsp project you designed. Hopefully I will have time to make some for my daughters coworkers. Will have to use the post-it notes instead as they say the dollar tree ones don't stick well enough. Teachers would rather have the 3M brand.
This is an awesome project.
Love it!
How beautiful!!!
Love these! Can’t wait for the link to your ETSY store to get the calendar PDF!
Thank you Janice! I had a little time this morning to list the calendar in my Etsy store. If you'd like to take a look: www.etsy.com/listing/719240482/mini-2020-12-month-calendar-pdf-for?ref=shop_home_active_1
I love these! I have made a couple! Thanks for doing all the work and creating those handy calendars. I used your teeny tiny calendar for another project and it worked perfectly! Happy Crafting!
Love this! You create the neatest things! Love the 3D projects so much! Thank you for sharing!
love, love, love this!!!! thank you for sharing :)
I love it and thanks for the tip with the metal bead. How about spray painting the pencils to make them match?
Beautiful!
I'm going to have to try making the holders the way you do. I followed another person's instructions for including a mini gel pen and the pen kept falling out. I had bought a box of these pencils for another project that I haven't gotten around to making yet. In fact, I have TWO boxes of those pencils because I misplaced the first one just before a trip.
Jeanette, i ordered another calander so i have paid for two & got one. The problem was that i didn't know i even had an esty account until i found my information today. I very rarely order anything off esty.
This is really great. I love it. So nice for gift giving. I tried doing it, but I have a question though. The magnets and the metal beads. Are they just regular small magnets or they have to be Neodymium for stronger hold? And the metal beads? I need to know for better closure. I use magnetic strips and they are bulky. Appreciate a response. Thank you so much for this tutorial. Looking fwd to your reply.
I’m just seeing this...and it’s NOVEMBER!
Hi, could you please tell me the size magnets you use in your crafting, love your tutorials, thank you x
Hello there..thank you for the lovely tutorial. I was wondering about the magnets..can you tell me the size of them and where you've purchased them from? Thanks
The size of the magnets are 1/4" round and 1/16 inch thick. I purchased them a very long time ago, from a seller on Etsy. Sorry for the delay in my response. I just saw this question today. If you look through the comments, I've answered this a few times (not a problem), I just did see your question until today. :-(
These will make awesome gifts!! I will get your calendar file on Etsy, however, what do you use to glue the tops so they can make tear off sheets for the calendars? Thanks so much!
Dee Wagner She mentions in another answer HAR padding compound. I don’t know what that is but I imagine it must be like a gum to keep it all together. I’m going to look it up now. HAR is the brand.
I wish you had this in cricut design
Did you mean the project in this video as SVG File?
Hi... ran across your video today.... love it! i have a question for you... where did you get the tiny calendars? i cant find them anywhere. HELP! winks... have a great day
Adorei! Sou fã do seu trabalho.
Tento reproduzir com materiais que encontro aqui no Brasil.
If the pencil is too long just sharpen it down to size.
Brilliant video that even I managed to follow... Could I ask you the weight of the designer paper as their website does not say, I think mine was a little to thick. Tiu guys work in weight and in the UK it's by GSM
Thank you lorraine! I don't think Stampin Up reveals the weight of their DSP on the package or the website. My guess is that it's probably just a little heavier than regular scrapbook paper. I could be wrong.
@@jeanettecobbgeomazingpaper4650 thank you, I had a go with one of my pads which turned out to be 230 gsm which I think works out to be over 135lb. Oops
I like the colors you use and wondering where you get the calendar
Where did you purchase your magnets and what size are they?
Love your videos.... Jana Jahn
Thank you Jana! I purchased the magnets from a seller on Etsy. Etsy has several sellers, and I purchased them a very long time ago. But if you want the same size as I used in this video, search for 1/4" round X 1/16" thick magnets on Etsy, Ebay, or Amazon.
Hi Jeanette, I am after the calendar template which is no longer available on your etsy store. Please advise where I can get a copy. Much appreciated.
Hi, can I get the pdf for 2021, I love these and want to do some for next year, lovely padsx
www.etsy.com/listing/774399873/mini-2021-12-month-calendar-pdf-for?ref=shop_home_active_2&crt=1
Thank you very much x
Lovely. And who doesn't need a note pad? How do you have the calendar pages rip off stick/ together?
I use a padding compound. HAR is the brand I use. Just a thin layer on the top edge. It dries pretty quickly.
Great project! What are the dimensions of the mini calendar? I cannot seem to get the link to go to your etsy page.
Love this. Where did you get the magnets?
Thank you! I get my magnets from different sellers on Etsy. They measure 1/4" round and 1/16" thick.
Great idea,could you tell me where to buy small pens please? Thankyou
This is a lovely project. I have a question about the calender - How did you add every sheet together with the next?
I used a padding compound. The brand I use is called HAR. After cutting, or die-cutting out the calendars, you would clip them together evenly and apply the compound to the top edge and then let it dry thoroughly. Also more instructions are included in the PDF.
@@jeanettecobbgeomazingpaper4650 Thank you for telling. :)
One more thing, none of these links takes me to the exact element that you use. It takes me directly to the Stamp it up page but then I have to go and find what you were using the main thing that I am interested in. Is those little metal things that you were banging on where exactly on your page do you get those?
www.etsy.com/listing/1497415460/mini-2024-12-month-calendar-pdf-for?click_key=36d4fd16067fb682d1f8127b6e88deeb7a909224%3A1497415460&click_sum=17e69ac0&ref=shop_home_active_2&crt=1
The bead caps I used were from Fire Mountain gems. www.firemountaingems.com/itemdetails/h207266jw
Great video :-) where do you get the small magnets?
I purchased them from an Etsy seller years ago. They measure 1/4" round by 1/16" thick.
Jeanette, i ordered a pdf copy of the 2020 calendar & i didn't know what you wanted to recognize me as who i am. As such i have never received the pdf. Would really appreciate your help in this matter. How do i get the 2020 calendar pdf? I did this a week or so ago. Have been sick so i put off contacting you.
Love your tutorials.
Betty, You should have received an e-mail with a link to where to download the calendar. You can also go into your Etsy account and click on your avitar picture and drop down to Purchases and Reviews. Your link should be in a list of your purchases.
I’d like to find a black pencil
Hello, pouvez-vous activer la traduction française pour avoir les mesures en cm? Merci.
Really nice. Where do you get the “golfer’s” pencils, please?
Staples. They're Ticonderoga brand.
Beautiful! How much would you charge for these at a craft show? Thank you. Great video!
It depends on the craft show. Sometimes you will find that people will only be willing to pay 2 to 3 dollars for small items. I had a $3.50 price tag on them at my last craft fair. They were not moving as fast as I would have liked. So maybe lowering the price to $3.00 may be what customers will be willing to pay for them at my next craft fair. We'll see. :-)
I just made one of these and the pencil holder is too small to hold anything, do you have another tutorial with a larger holder?
never mind I just added an 8th to the second and third scoreline and it works more smoothly
Thank you for the video. Where can I find the paper?
The paper is retired from StampinUp, but similar specialty designer series paper is always available on the website.
www.geomazingpapercrafts.stampinup.net
How long and strong does that little glue dot hold the flattened metal bead?
I couldn't tell you for sure. There are a few variables to consider. How often the note holder is opened and closed is one of the main variables. I've never tested it. The note holders I have made for myself personally are holding up just fine after a year. I do notice that glue dots don't hold up as well on the ones that I have double magnets. I would guess it's because of the strength of 2 magnets being force apart so frequently as opposed to just the one magnet and the piece of metal.
@@jeanettecobbgeomazingpaper4650 Thank you.
I have one question before I purchase the PDF file for the calendar. Do you have instructions included in how to keep the months all together so it can be peeled off when that month is over?
Yes. The last page of the PDF has instructions on printing, cutting or die-cutting, and assembly recommendations. Thank you.
Thank you. :)
How do you adhere the mini calendar together once you print out?
I use HAR padding compound to adhere the top of the calendar. There are other companies that make padding compound, but Har is the one I use. I also use office clips to hold it together while it dries. Once it is dry, I use a tape runner to adhere it to the holder.
Can I get this paper in 2022? I can't find it.
just bought the calendar, what do you use to glue together
Thank you Linda! I use a padding compound . The brand I use is called HAR. Just a thin layer on the top edge. It dries pretty quickly.
Lovely project, however when going to your Etsy store it says the PDF costs 2.50 when up above you say it's absolutely free. I am confused.
It was free to my customers who came shopping with me in September 2019. I'm sorry if I confused you. :-(
How do you keep the post it notes from coming loose?
I used Snail Adhesive on the back of the pad. Fast forward to 8:40 in the video if you want to see how I applied the adhesive.
The problem I’ve always had with those post it note pads is that when you’ve used it a few times the adhesive holds on the last page of the pad, but the rest of the pad comes off. Have you had problems like this reported to you from customers?
@@herbeeness No. I haven't had any customers complain about the Post It Note not staying together. If it should happen, it is not difficult to replace the Post It Note. Just adhere it in the same spot.
was wondering how u assembled your calendar??
I use a padding compound. The brand I use is called HAR. Just clip the pages together and apply a thin layer across the top. Allow to dry 20-30 minutes. For added stability, cut a piece of chipboard for a backer for your calendar.
What version of Corel to you use to make the calendars?
X5
where do you buy the little magnets?
I'm pretty certain that I purchased them from a seller on Etsy. It was years ago. They measure 1/4" round X 1/16" thick.
Where would I find the little magnets?
I purchase my magnets from a seller on Etsy several years ago. Many sellers on Etsy and Amazon will sell the small magnets. These measure 1/4 inch round by 1/16 inch thick.