Printers Tray Created with Maggie Holmes "Style Board" Paper Collection

Create a special Printers Tray that will WOW Mom this Mother's Day! All you will need to create this stunning project is a black printers tray, 12x12 shadow box, supplies from the NEW Maggie Holmes Style Board Collection by Crate Paper, and then a 12x12 backless frame to give it a finished look!

You can also leave the backless frame off the front and place it on a easel to display!

*12x12 Shadow Box Frames on sale for $9.99 (reg $16.99) until May 18th, 2014

Yours Truly Printers Tray by Michelle Wofford

I don't usually purchase Valentine themed paper, it's just in recent years that they have appealed to me.  But when I saw the Yours Truly line from Pebbles Inc. I just had to get it.  I love the colors and patterns from this line.  I grabbed a 6 x 6 pad of paper and inspiration soon followed.  Here's the Valentine's themed printers tray I created.

 

You can see more details on my blog and I hope it inspires you to make something for this coming holiday! All supplies shown can be purchased at your local Craft Warehouse!

Echo Park {Happy Camper} Printers Tray

This printer's tray is a quick and easy project that can be completed in only five simple steps! What a fun project to display your favorite camping memories from this summer! All you need is a great NEW collection like Echo Park's Happy Camper and a printer's tray from your local Craft Warehouse along with the direction below to get you started!

Supplies:

• Black Printers Tray (Nst-219)
• Echo Park "Happy Camper" Paper Collection Kit
• All Night Media large & small pop dots
• Tombow permanent tape runner
• E6000 glue
• Jute string on a spool (Yor-2952)

Directions:

1. Start buy cutting out your paper to fit each box. I cut the journaling cards a bit bigger so it fits on top of the tray.
2. Adhere paper to the tray using the Tombow tape runner.
3. Embellish using photos, stickers & pop dots!
4. Finish off with a small piece of twine to create a handle.
5. Glue handle on the top of the printers tray using E6000 glue. (use some tape to hold in place while glue dries, then remove the tape)