diy sunday: paint chip card holder!



oh, i love this! i've been looking for a great business card holder for a while - one to organize the several hundred i have stacked on my credenza at work and one to hold my own. i found this tutorial on designverb - it's so simple and the possiblities for color are endless.

go here for the tutorial.

you will need a paint chip (or several), tape, the template (in the tutorial), a straight-edged ruler, exacto knife, and a scribe (a bone folder or other rounded point object to crease the paper). a little folding, cutting, and taping and you have yourself a cool business card holder.

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jacklyn said…
this looks fun!!!
May 20, 2008 at 8:17 AM
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