A couple of years ago I made my husband a 'Date a Month' coupon book for our anniversary. Included with each month was a date and the money to pay for it (dinner, weekend away, lunch, etc). My oldest daughter really liked it and said she wanted one. Well in preparation of her heading off to University in the fall I decided to make her a monthly coupon book. We all know that students don't have a lot of extra cash so each month I have included something fun for her (pre paid Visa, movie tickets, restaurant gift certificate, etc). I have been slowly filling the book and have just a few months left to fill before I give it to her in September. To create the book I used some kraft cardstock from Studio Calico and the Paper & Glue Collection by Echo Park. The school themed stickers were perfect for adding some extra little details. I used the Calendar Month Small- Sleek to label each month and then added little extra bits from the Express Yourself - School and the Express Yourself - High School sets. Finally, as always some twine from The Twinery adds a nice finishing touch.
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Friday, August 30, 2013
Back to School Coupon Book
I was up on the SRM Stickers Blog the other day but I thought I would post it here too.
A couple of years ago I made my husband a 'Date a Month' coupon book for our anniversary. Included with each month was a date and the money to pay for it (dinner, weekend away, lunch, etc). My oldest daughter really liked it and said she wanted one. Well in preparation of her heading off to University in the fall I decided to make her a monthly coupon book. We all know that students don't have a lot of extra cash so each month I have included something fun for her (pre paid Visa, movie tickets, restaurant gift certificate, etc). I have been slowly filling the book and have just a few months left to fill before I give it to her in September. To create the book I used some kraft cardstock from Studio Calico and the Paper & Glue Collection by Echo Park. The school themed stickers were perfect for adding some extra little details. I used the Calendar Month Small- Sleek to label each month and then added little extra bits from the Express Yourself - School and the Express Yourself - High School sets. Finally, as always some twine from The Twinery adds a nice finishing touch.
A couple of years ago I made my husband a 'Date a Month' coupon book for our anniversary. Included with each month was a date and the money to pay for it (dinner, weekend away, lunch, etc). My oldest daughter really liked it and said she wanted one. Well in preparation of her heading off to University in the fall I decided to make her a monthly coupon book. We all know that students don't have a lot of extra cash so each month I have included something fun for her (pre paid Visa, movie tickets, restaurant gift certificate, etc). I have been slowly filling the book and have just a few months left to fill before I give it to her in September. To create the book I used some kraft cardstock from Studio Calico and the Paper & Glue Collection by Echo Park. The school themed stickers were perfect for adding some extra little details. I used the Calendar Month Small- Sleek to label each month and then added little extra bits from the Express Yourself - School and the Express Yourself - High School sets. Finally, as always some twine from The Twinery adds a nice finishing touch.
This is such a fabulous idea Laurel. Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazingly awesome idea. And it's SO cute too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea!!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI just loved this!! I pinned it from SRM's blog!!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that is such a brilliant idea, I am so going to copy your idea and make one for my girls, they will be so happy, thanks laurel!
ReplyDeletethis is super awesome!!!
ReplyDelete*if i got to the university will you make me one? *winks*
Super clever and fun! It's just perfect for college students!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great Mom! She is going to LOVE this! Such a great idea. And so nicely put together. You didn't just create a coupon ook...you created memories! She is going to remember this for a LONG time.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea, Laurel and I love those fun little pockets in the book!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great and thoughtful idea! It looks amazing Laurel!
ReplyDeleteLovely idea...cute project! :) Hugs x
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