Supply List:
Cardstock [HERE]
O'So Sticky Tape [HERE]
Micro Beads [HERE]
ATG [HERE]
Stamps & Ink
Hole Punch
Ribbon or Fiber for "handle" [HERE]
Post It Note pad
Card Template [HERE]

Check out the perfect addition to our Post It Note Purses - Our Stamped and Beaded Pen Tutorial [HERE]
 

Step 1A:  Stamp on one side of template with your choice of stamps.

Step 1B:  If you want to do the Burnishing technique - just take a sponge and ink it up and rub - literally grind the ink into the paper.

Also - if you're totally bead crazy like me you can cut a sheet of O’So Sticky Tape the same as the template and bead the whole darn thing.

Step 2A:  Put ATG or similar adhesive on the back of the Post-It-Notes and stick in middle (lengthwise and widthwise) of template.

Step 2B:  Fold template over P-I-N so that larger section is on the bottom and smaller section is on the top and make creases where edges are (top and bottom).

Step 4:  Mount beaded square on top (smaller) flap with ATG or similar adhesive leaving about 1/3 hanging over the edge.

Step 5:  Now here's the tricky part... take the Velcro dot and put both sides together - Velcro together with sticky parts on outside. Then peel one side off exposing sticky and stick to top flap. Leaving dots together peel other sticky off and close the flap - making sure to position the way you want it to look when the purse is closed. And voila - dots match up perfectly and now purse will open and close time and time again.

Step 6A:  Punch two holes, fairly evenly spaced, in the top crease of the Purse (this nifty little option was devised by Cyndee Rust - my thanks - it looks way cooler).

Step 6B:  Thread ribbon through each hole and secure with ATG or similar adhesive on inside crease of Purse.