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A little help in the kitchen...

When I received one of the new Clear Scraps Tri-folds I decided that I wanted to do something functional with it. After some time pondering I came up with a clever little idea...use it as a recipe holder. You know the kind that sit out on the counter and hold your recipe for you while you are cooking?

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Starting with one of Echo Park's newest lines, For the Record, I trimmed out large rectangles to fit each of the three pieces. I then used a Papertrey Ink die to make the center label and to cut out the two spiral bound notebook pieces of paper.

Do any of you have a history of going a little overboard shopping from QVC years ago? I admit, I bought way TOO much scrapping booking items from them. One of those items was a glue called "Wacky Tack". I still haven't found much use for it, but it came in handy for this idea. It is a sponge tip bottle of glue that when you put it on it is wet and when it dries creates a post-it like adhesive, one that you can reposition over and over. For this project I put it on the main large rectangle bases so that you could change the recipes and the menu and shopping lists to match each recipe.

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You can see from the photo above that I took the little cut out hearts from the corners and used those as my 'O's'.

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Hope this gave all of you another idea on a different way to use the new Tri-folds.

You can check out the Clear Scraps Tri-Folds HERE.

Clear Scraps Design Team Member,

Tonya Dirk

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Dawnll

This is wonderful- LOVE it!

Bunnyfreak

This is so clever.

Kimmarie

I love this!

Mandie Wade

Great idea!

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