Window Sheet Fun

Thought you would enjoy this project from the Stampin’ Up! Website.  A great idea for using Window Sheets!

I have wanted to experiment with Window Sheets for awhile; for instance, I thought it might be fun to make a clear “purse” gift enclosure using the Big Shot and the Petite Purse Bigz L Die. I used Sticky Strip to put the purse together, but since the Window Sheets are heavy, I made a Designer Series Paper belly band to make sure the purse will stay closed. I adhered a Vintage Faceted Designer Button to the front of the purse using Glue Dots. (The gold thread tied to the button was pulled from a piece of Gold Metallic Baker’s Twine.)

If you’re wondering about the tags—they were so fun to make . . . and easy! I mixed a little Mod Podge with Strawberry Slush ink, painted it on a Window Sheet, and let it dry. Then I stamped “Hi” (from the Regarding Dahlias Stamp Set) on the painted Window Sheet in Jet Black StāzOn Ink. Finally, I punched out the sentiment using the Full Heart Punch.

I did a lot of experimenting with different colors. As you can see, the Mod Podge and ink mixture looks opaque before it dries.

For my final project, I made a gift enclosure using a 7-1/4″ x 5″ Window Sheet piece. I folded it to make a loose pouch and punched a hole in the top using a 1/2″ Circle Punch. I tied it closed using Gold Sequin Trim and Strawberry Slush 3/8″ Ruffle Stretch Trim. The tag was made using the same method described above.

Made any fun projects using Window Sheets? Let us know in the comment section below!

Cindy B.
Sr. Staff Writer

Thanks for stopping by today!
~~Rachel