Dollar Store Index Cards 3 Junk Journal Crafts You ll Love Beginner Friendly The Paper Outpost

Hey everybody, this is Pam at the Paper Outpost. You want to have some easy fun with good old index cards? If you've got any of these laying around, let's make some fun things for our junk journals. Super beginner friendly and three very different ideas with index cards. I've got some big ones, I've got some small ones, vintage ones, new ones, some from the dollar store, some from the thrift store. Let's play with these babies. Okay, so let me show you the three prototypes first of all. So you can get an idea what we're making. We're gonna be making a little corner tuck out of one. I believe this is the large one. So let me give you the size on that. You don't have to have, you can make these any size. I just happen to use the 4x6 one for this and it has a little... I'm also gonna show you, this is Butterfly Writings. This is from my January 2026 DigiKit collection. This is just one of them and this one has large butterflies with writings and small butterflies and medium-sized butterflies. So lots of fun things that you can make with this particular DigiKit. Anyway, I just wanted to show you that one. And this is a DigiKit with a index card back and there's a couple of little rubber stamped images here from index cards. So these are like little mini index card journal, journal cards. So you could write your little favorite, my favorite color is or your favorite author or whatever you like on here, a favorite date for you. And I made it into a little tuck pocket in the back here. So I'll show you how to make all that. It's very easy. And the second thing is this is a belly band that I made from the Butterfly Writings DigiKit and then I made this envelope out of a music page. I used a little butterfly to be the tab. This is a whole sticker. And then I used a butterfly sticker to hold the envelope together. So very easy construction. And I used the bigger, let me see if I've got an example, there are some bigger images here for to a page. So I took two of those and I made a simple greeting card that anybody can use for a thank you or well wishes or birthday, whatever they like, totally up to them. I'll show you how to make those. Those are pretty easy to make. Oops, in the back there. All right, close it up and then tuck this little guy back in. All right, here we go. In you go. Okay, and then the third little thing that I made, which was kind of fun, this is an index card pocket. Very simple to make, but it has a back and a front. So it's an individual pocket. You could leave this loose. I chose to glue it in a U-shape. So there's actually a bigger pocket in the very back and then there is a smaller pocket in the front. So you could put something large in the background and then something small in here. And here I did a trifold design. This is from the mid-sized page of the Digi Kids. And then I just made it a little booklet where they could put some pictures, some writings, and made it into a vintage stationery stylized piece. So very fun, very easy to do. And there we go. So let's make it. This is actually an older journal that I made a long time ago and I've kept this one. I'm not going to sell this one, but I figured I would use it for examples of what we're doing. So, okay, let's make this little guy first. And he's really easy and he's really fun. So I want to show you him first. So basically I took this four by six. Oh, this little guy came off. Okay, this four by six index card and I just made a square out of it by putting one edge up to the other, or the point of one edge up to the edge of the other, and then folding this over. Okay, trying to line it up here. There we go. And the final fold is this and that makes this. So then I just took some ink. This is Gathered Twigs, and I just inked around it. I did a little bit of gluing. So this little guy here needs a little bit of glue. You can use a glue stick or any glue you like here will work just fine. And if you want to put a little bit of glue on this edge, then that will glue that down and that will become a little pocket there for tucking purposes. Now you can ink these up any way you like, different colors. They do look very different with different colors. So, but I figure the brown is great to start with because then you can go anywhere with that. You can add colors to it, things like that. I'm gonna leave the back plain because I'm just gonna glue it straight down like that. And what I did, what I think you, if you saw my video the other day, or maybe a few of my videos, I've been, where is it now? Okay, well, maybe we're not going to do that because I can't find it. It probably blew away somewhere. But I had this old piece of tape and I decided I wanted to put it on here as a honorary nod to old stationery. And I had two pieces and you think I could find the last piece? Nope. Okay, so that means that we're gonna get creative with what we have in front of us and just make things from that. So how about that? Now I did put some words on there and I do like to keep a little box of words. So sometimes you find cute little sayings or dictionary definitions, which are really cute or splendid. I don't think that's spelled right. Okay. Well, that's that's the way it goes. Family, that would be a good one. Adore. Smile. Let's go with smile. This little guy, he looks cute too. Is he a sticker? He might be a sticker. Motivation is what gets you started. A habit is what keeps you going. I like that. That's nice. I'm gonna put you there in the corner. Are you a sticker? Oh, you are a sticker. Look at you. You're pretty sticky. I don't think we need help, but just in case it never hurts. All right. I have a love-hate relationship with stickers. Yep. Love them. Love the pictures. Don't like peeling them apart because I can rarely do it. But that was a lucky go there. And maybe I could even put that. That's kind of cute there. Maybe I'll put it up here. I don't know. Maybe over here. Yeah, on an angle right there. So you can decorate them up any way you like. This one up here had words, a stamp, some raffia, and some I'm gonna get you down here. Some rubber stamping up in that corner. But let's see what we can do with this one and what we have since I can't find my. Yeah, I like that. Yeah, I'm going to follow that line. And then I'm just going to have fun with a brown Stabilo pencil, water-soluble pencil. And this one, we usually use a black one, but I do have a brown one. This is paper, glass, plastic, and metal. Stabilo, aquarellable. That's a number on there. 8045. 8045. So there you go. All right. So I am just going to accent this little piece. I'm going to zoom in a little bit so you can see a little bit better. Maybe with like denoting the corners of this little piece. Now, you can wet this and the colors will blend, but I don't know if I'm going to wet it. I might just use it for its brown. So it just broke. Okay, well, there you go. How's that? I can still use this. Let me try that. I just hate to lose all that. I don't know if I can. Too small. Too small with my fingers. So I'm going to use my Derwent favorite pencil sharpener. These are soft pencils. So I guess the tip there is be mindful with them when you don't push too hard. Basically, that's the message. Try again. One, two, three. This is the best pencil sharpener in the world. I'm going to leave it a shorter tip. I'm not going to make it as long. I'm learning from the woes of my ways here. Okay. All right. Maybe I'm just going to accent these a little bit. This one's gonna be a little different looking because there's really no rules when it comes to this stuff. You just sort of play it as you go. And maybe I want a little color in here. I want a little something. I have this flower I cut out. Well, that would be nice if I decorated that up a little bit. Maybe gave her a little center and gave her a little accent here. I was using paper punches with these and just pinched some shapes out so they're ready to go. And lo and behold, I think it's the right color I'm looking for here. So let's try this. Make this look like a petunia. Okay, there we go. And or your favorite flower of choice. There we go. So I might just tuck that in there. I think that's kind of cute. Okay, let me see if I can find. Oh, I can. If you want. Okay. Okay. I hear you. You want to see what it looks like when I wet it. All right. I love to use. Don't forget to cover your glue cap. Cover your glue stick. Okay. Hand cup. Just water. A little q-tip. Damp. And then just run along the lines and it blurs. It's water soluble color in there. Do I want to? Let's just do that one. Yeah, I'm not going to do the corners because I like the corners sharp the way they are. Yeah. Okay, there. I think that's kind of cute. I'm going to wipe this on my shorts. Those are jean shorts. And that's what you do with jean shorts. And it was clean water. So it's okay. So now we have this little guy. Now we could amp it up a little bit. I did do some rubber stamping here. But maybe on this one, I want to do the rubber stamping in the body. So maybe here's my gather twigs distress ink, little Nora Jane on Etsy peg stamp. And I'm just going to put some foliage in here to give it a little pizzazz. And you can, you can bunch up the foliage, layer it in there. You can put a lot, you can put a little, it doesn't matter. Something like that. So there we go. Now this is something that can receive a little item. And what I tucked in here was the, what did I? Oh, right. I made this journal card pocket with two extra journal cards in it. So you can write on here and you can write on the backs of those. So let's go ahead and make one of those. Super easy, super fun. All right. And I think I used a regular size index card, three by five, just confirming. Yep. Three by five. Okay. And I think I used two, one for the leaves and one for the back of this card. So I used a small, like a midsize picture and I've got some cut out here already. So I'll just use one of these and I'm just going to trim off the white here. And you don't, you could actually color that all in with brown. You don't necessarily have to, with your inker, you could do that. You can come along and do, do, do, do, and just make it like that. So I'm going to turn this around. And with my amazing glue stick, and this is a jumbo glue stick made by Scotch 3M. Okay. Okay. I'm going to put that there and try and line it up as best I can. Okay. And then I am going to come and trim it a little bit because I'm never good at that. Okay. So now I'm going to fold this up, match it up with the bottom and that magically makes our little pocket. Let me just turn that a little bit. Okay. That's my mooing chair. Yes. It's a good luck crafting mooing chair. I don't know. Yep. I haven't gotten the WD-40 out yet. I'm working on it. Yep. I never think about it whenever I go in the garage. It's like the last thing in my mind. I only think about it when I sit down and my chair starts mooing. So my apologies for the mooing chair. I'm just going to ink this up a bit. You know, you just give it a hazy background. That's an easy way to jazz it up a little bit. Okay. And then maybe I've got a little bit of glue ooze here, so I'm just going to use that up. Is it still wet? Try. No, that's not bad. Would have been better about 30 seconds ago, but hey, you know, it's not bad. Okay. There we go. I'm going to squash that together. And now I have my little pocket and I have my front and I made a little paper clip just so it was like something to grab when you want to pull it out of there. It's not really necessary. It's just a little design element, if you will. Now, all my paper clips have somehow become married to each other. Okay. So I put this little guy up here and if I have a little, I should have a little extra piece of raffia. Oh, here you go. Very simple. And you can break raffia apart and turn it into multiple strings because it often does this. Or if you like the frayed look, just leave it like that. And I'm just going to do a couple of throws in here. Probably left over, right, right over left would be ideal to get the knot to lock. But yeah, I forgot this time. Okay, there we go. But it's going to, it's going to do just fine. Okay. So we have that little guy. Now we're going to make our very easy little leaves and there's really nothing fancy to these. These are just, you could do anything. I did these leaves before, but let's see if we can find something. I have this leaf. Okay. It's a little bigger. Let me see if I can get two out of this. I don't remember how good this stamp is, but we'll give it a go. We'll try one that way. Oh, that's pretty good. I'm pretty happy about that one. And that'll give a little variety in this journal. Now two different kinds of leaves, oak leaves and maple. Oh, that one came out really good. Look at that one. Yeah. Sometimes you just get lucky with the old stamperoony. You never know. I'm probably the most unprofessional stamper. Okay. So this is where I break down and actually fussy cut these out. So I'm just going to cut them apart first of all. I stamped it on the wrong side. Did anybody catch that? I was going to leave it so you had the writing on the back. Okay. I'm not going to lose those. I'm just going to do another one quickly here. And with the wisdom of my learning curve, I am now learned. I need to put the stamp on the back. All right, here we go. Rolling with it. There we go. Oh, okay. Now it's all juicy. Sometimes you're second. And like after the first impression, the subsequent ones, I think work better because your stamp is prime. Boy, I sound like a fancy stamper. Yeah. I really don't know what I'm talking about with that, but I've heard that somewhere that the second impression usually comes out better. I think it's because there's already ink on the stamp. It's ready to deliver its payload, you know, that kind of stuff. All right, here we go. And this is called super fast fussy cutting. You're supposed to move the paper, not your hands, but you know, it's a kind of a free-for-all with this process for me. Okay. One. And then, so it doesn't really take all that long. And some people really get into fussy cutting. Like it makes their day and they could do it for hours. I have like, I can go for a bit and I need a little break. Then go for a bit and I need a little break. All right. All right. There we go. Now we have the second little leaf ski. Okay. I'm just going to go around the there. Okay. And now we have, voila, our little journal cards that are going to get tucked in here. So using what? One, two, one, two. Well, if you don't count the one bluebird that I did, a little mistake there. Then we are good. I guess you could do these just a little bit on the outside. Just kind of gives it that little vintage look. Let's do that. And then I believe I put a butterfly sticker here, just going with the butterfly theme. And if you don't have butterflies, you could just cut one of these butterflies out, fussy cut it out. But I have about a million stickers and maybe this is my year to use up my stickers. So just going over here. Hang on. I'm going to find the right one. Okay. Hang on. I'm almost there. Oh, here. Okay. So now this butterfly is probably a little taller than this. So what I'm going to do is I'm not going to peel it off the back because I don't want sticky wings up here. So I'm literally going to break all the rules and just stick this butterfly down as if it was just one piece of paper. And I think it's going to be just fine. Excuse me. My, my glue bottle has a little gas. Yeah, it happens. Okay. All right. Here we go. There we go. And there you go. Okay. And you could put it on an angle. I'll put it on angle. Okay. And so we have this guy. It was this guy and that. So I did a little extra emphasis on there. So maybe we'll do that here again, using the same brown aquarellable Stabilo pencil. I'll try and put a link to that so you guys can find it. And I did put a little rubber stamp of a goose. Are you the goose? No. Are you the goose? Yes. In the corner, just for a little corner accent. You know, a random goose could walk by at any moment. It could happen. Okay. All right. So there we go. Maybe I want to layer this one taller, one shorter. That looks kind of cute. And then this will go somewhere in this journal or another journal like so. Okay. So let's put you over there. And then we're going to move on to the second piece, which is this very fun, very easy to make belly band with accompanying greeting card and envelope. So let me get the, this was made with the smallest ones. I believe there's 16 to a page in this set. So let me go ahead and cut these out. I'm going to do my best to cut a straight line. Always questionable. I do my best. All right. And I'm going to cut off the whites here because I do need this to stay on the page. And if it, if it breaches the top and the bottom, I can always turn it back or I can allow it to breach the page, which is actually a desirable artistic look in some circles. Yes, yes it is. So the idea, okay, this is going to be glued at the top and the bottom, not on this page per se, but maybe a different page. Maybe over here, here, that would be nice. All right. Let's just glue it down. What the heck? This is cool paper. I don't even know what I got that from, but that's really cool paper. That feels like the inside of a, you know, like that of the old books, they have these cool flyleaf pages. I don't know what they're called, but they're the first and the last pages of a book that are actually designed to protect your signatures. And often they're a very cool, different feeling textured paper. At least they were back in the day and your, your belly band. Okay. This one, I'm going to put more in the middle because honestly that's where it landed. But the other one was a little bit off to the side. It's in here somewhere. Okay. You can put it a little bit to the right, a little bit to left. It's all good. It's all good. That's right. Okay. So there's that. And then I'm going to take one of the larger images and we're going to make a greeting card out of it. So the easiest thing for me to do is take two, fold it in half, and then I fix it. And fix it can be anything from taking it to my guillotine cutter, just making sure all the corners align, or I could take a pair of fancy cut scissors. And if I do this, they're going to come out the same size, exactly. So it's going to look like a greeting card. All right. This is just literally some thrift store fancy designer paper, deckled edge scissors that I picked up along the way somewhere. And I just, I use the bejeebers out of these guys. I just love, you know, probably came in a set of 10 different, you know, things, but this little deckled edge one, I really like, but you might find one you like better and that's okay. So now it's even on both sides and maybe to enhance, just going to darken up those edges again. Okay. And then the inside you could leave plain or you could enhance this fold, which I love to do. And you could even come around and do the inside as well. So this is a nice gift that you can add to any junk journal, a ready to go greeting card for any occasion. Who doesn't need a ready to go greeting card for any occasion? I know I do. I'm always scrambling for a greeting card, some sort. Yeah. Some of us still actually make greeting cards or mail greeting cards. We're old fashioned that way. We don't just send e-cards. That's right. People send those real ones. Let me get that music paper. All right. Got it. Okay. So let me back up a little bit so you can see what I'm doing. Move that over there. So this is going to be very simple. We're going to take this little end right here and bring it up till we make a square. So many fun things you can do with a square. You want to make sure it lines up all the way across from the little pointy point here, all the way flush lined up there. Make your fold. Then you can cut this off. We don't need it. Always do my best to cut a straight line. It's pretty much a shot in the dark, but it's really bad. I can go and get my guillotine cutter. Okay. Here's the easiest envelope in the world. If you put this here and fold that up about about halfway, I'd say here. Now I'd say when you fold this over, don't make it super flush with this edge or you're never going to get the card in and out. Just leave leave a little wiggle room there. It's okay that it should be a little bit bigger, just maybe a quarter of an inch and just make sure your two pieces match there. And what I did with that was I put a sticker and I found a sticker here. So we're going to use this one. Yeah, no, I don't want to use that one. You know why? Because this is Mexican limeade and it really, which is I'm sure a fabulous drink, but it really doesn't go with my theme. And so maybe I'm just going to bring in this bad boy. That's right. I thought you had no purpose. Well, you just let you come with me. I'm going to give you purpose. We're going to make you a sticker. That's right. This is the guy that I put on the wrong side of the index card. But then as we learn in crafting, there really is no wrong. There's just, we'll find another use for you another day. And today is your day. That's right. Okay. And we ink, which makes it look so grand. All right. And that is going to be glued here and that's going to hold everything together. So we really only have to glue one little thing down in that whole menagerie, which is kind of fun. All right. So let's get this all gluey. There we go. Put that down, put this low. Don't stick it onto your card. That's the only thing you need to be aware of. Okay. You got that. And then we can do this from the top down. If I can cover that, which apparently I can, maybe I can do the same thing with this guy since I have to, I'm just going to cut another one. All right. Using what we got. Everything's craft supply until proven. Otherwise, even our little blue birds, my mama called them. There's no mistakes. They're just bluebirds. And you just, you know, look at them with fresh eyes. She was so right. Thank you, mama. All right. Now this one, I'm just going to glue below here. And actually I could probably glue it a little bit up on the sides. Let me get the other glue because I can put it more precisely. All right, here we go. This is the Fabri-Fix. It's getting a little thick on me. I'm gonna have to add some acetone right now. Put you there. I could put a little bit there and a little bit there, but not there because that needs to come out. So don't glue that. All right. Glue any over, remove any over glue. So this works as a, a tuck for that top flop. And then we can put this in. Could actually do that. That's kind of cool. Look at that. Yeah, I like that. Okay. That just came from nowhere and that's number two. And then we're going to go to number three. Okay. Bear with me. Okay. Here we are. Number three, very easy to do. This is actually a double pocket. There's one pocket here, one pocket here, and then a trifle. Very easy. So let's go ahead and make one of these. All right. So you can use any size index card, as long as it fits on your page, you're good. These are probably ones from the Dollar Tree. And I'm just going to take one of them and use a paper punch. That's grab my little brown dauber with my gathered twigs brown going around the mountain here. Okay. So if you have index cards, you have possibilities. That's my message. I'm only going to do that because that's all that shows. Then I'm just going to glue you to, to, to, to, to got to get my acetone. It's in the bathroom. Yep. Okay. Here we go. This is a condiment bottle squeeze top with a little twist top. I find it handy. It's maybe not as fine of a stream of glue as I would like, but I can, I can control it a little bit with the squeeze strength. It's not bad, honestly, not bad at all. I'm pretty happy with it. All right, there we go. Those babies together. And now we have our little pockets and I did come and I did that little corner emphasis, making it look like it has little metallic corners or, you know, like a photograph corners. And then I did some stamping and I'm, I'm just, I'm going to use this because that seems to be the theme of that one. Okay. So I think I'm going to have them cross. Okay. There's one. That was a good one. It has a good stamp. Yeah. I'm going to get their little tails to touch. We'll try. If it doesn't, it's all right. Yeah. It's okay. Okay. Yeah. Now we're good. Okay. So now it was from whence it came. And then for the little trifold, I use the medium ones again, a very simple concept. So this would be like a brochure as opposed to a bifold, like a greeting card. I try to give you different sizes of these things. Now you could use a picture from a book or a magazine. It doesn't have to be a digi kit. So don't feel like if you don't have digi because you can't play, you can absolutely play. You can draw your own art on, on any piece of cardstock or paper. And it doesn't even have to be cardstock. It could be regular copy paper, which would be just fine. Okay. So put you in the middle, put you over a little more to their fold. Yep. Bone folders are very handy here because they just give you a nice sharp crease and then you just bring that in and there you go. All right. And then you could do whatever you like in the middle. Maybe I'll just ink this again. Just give it some cohesiveness with theme and maybe on those two interfold spines, just so they pop a little bit more. Why not turn everything into something? Right, right. I know. Okay. So this one had lines and two blank spaces. So maybe with this one, I'm going to have, let's see, what's, what are you, do you write? You know, a little thick. Oh, that's okay. We can do work with that. This is a favorite Castile pit artist pen, black one 99 B. I think that means bold or big brush or something like that. I'm not sure. Some wavy lines. They don't always have to be straight. No, no, no. Yes. Somebody could still write on this. It's possible. Okay. And maybe I'll do some over here too. Maybe I was, I was doing this while I was on a rocking boat and that's why the lines go like that. I don't know. I'm making that up. I'm not on a rocking boat. Okay. Here we go. There we are. And then maybe I want to do some, I'll use the button one this time, the button peg stamp in black, but pig stamp, but pig stamp. All right. I'll put you there. I'll put you there and there. There we go. All right. So there we are. I think I'm meant to go like that. We are done and you could put a paper clip on that or not. Does anybody else's paper clips do this? Mine do. I don't know what happens. We can't leave them alone in the box. You never know what's going on in there. You know what I mean? All right. That in there. And then I can, I can glue in the back like a U. There's a big pocket and then there's a little pocket. So there you go. And now I could mass make a bunch of these and toss them aside and then just put them in my journals as I make them. So a nice way to mass make these. So, oh, if I didn't tell you, I have a special for bundles, which are collections of old and interesting paper, antique ledger, checks, receipts, postcard, black and white photos, music paper, plethora of other kinds of papers. Really cool. Interesting old, um, uh, advertisements, um, uh, music paper, dictionary paper, you name it. A hundred plus pieces and free priority mail shipping right now in January of 2026. If you order a bundle, you will automatically get without a code or coupon a triple bonus. I know what three is. It is a handmade item, hand signed, hand dated from me, a skeleton key and a surprise item. So you get three items in addition to, so if you're interested in that, um, that's going on right now in my Etsy shop. So let me see if I can find out by Mr. Snuffles. Are you here? Nope. I got to go get them. Hold on. All right, here we have Mr. Snuffleupagus. Hello everybody. It's sunshine. Okay. We'll light a little bit. Okay. We'll put it. That's right. There you go. Hello everybody. Sunshine. I'm junior cub pup reporter reporting to you from the paper outpost and okay. So this is the way it went today. Okay. So mom said sunshine had bad breath. So mom climbed into his mouth, looked all around and said, Hmm, Sonny, it looks like your teeth might be a little dirty. We need to give you some, um, something to chew on that like takes the tartar off your teeth. Uh, cause sunshine just went to the dentist not that long ago and had his teeth all cleaned and everything. So we're trying not to go too soon. You know what I mean? It could be too soon. So we're going to, okay. Okay. If we have to go, we're going to go, we're going to pop up. You know what I mean? And waddle in there and get her done. But right now we think it could be fixed with apples. That's right. So, um, mom, uh, in her great wisdom got me these little dental chewy things. Okay. So they're green and Sonny chews on them, but then Sonny's little tum-tum didn't like it. Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope. So we had to go to plan B and plan B was apples. That's right. Um, carrots work too. Uh, although sunshine is more of a fan of apples than carrots. So mom makes these little apple sticks and Sonny gets a little apple to chew on. You say it keeps the doctor away and we like that idea. Yeah. We want to be healthy pup, healthy pup with fresh breath. And let me tell you, mom took a big old sniff-a-roo and Oh, she went deep. She went way in there and take a look way back there and all fresh. That's right. Everything's good. So no more stinky breath from sunshine. Um, so that's, we're going to be very careful. We're not going to over snack because, um, it could have been caused by the over snacking of the sunshine. It could be. So either way, it's all fresh now. Can you smell me? No, I don't think they can smell you through the, through the TV. Well, thank goodness for that. You're lucky. You're lucky. Okay. All right. Anything else? No, that about wraps it up. That's all that went on. Okay. Well, happy crafting sunshine. Okay. Thanks mom. Um, am I crafting? Oh, oh, I can craft too. Okay. I'm going to, I'm going to, I'm going to stick my paws in some paint and dance across some paper and make some poppers. I think that's what I'm going to do. Okay. Well, we'll see about that. Happy crafting everybody. Okay. Thank you. All right. You go back in your little place. All right. So if you don't know, I have a free monthly email newsletter. If you would like to get that, you sign up at, okay. 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So if you're looking for journals and bundles, kits, and funnels, you can find them in my Etsy shop. Uh, I also sell digi kits as this butterfly writings is one of those. Um, it comes with five pages of themed items and themed images. And then you can either purchase the, um, computer files from me. Um, or if you don't like to print or don't have a printer, I have a service called the print and mail service where you just buy the print and mail, uh, service option, and then send me the list of 10 digit names that you want to my Etsy message, uh, link. And then I will print out 50 printed pages on nice lightweight cons, um, paper for you. Um, it's cardstock and, um, uh, that comes with free priority meal shipping as well, just like the funnel does, which is a collection of old and interesting papers that has the triple bonus special right now. Um, my Amazon shop has links to my favorite tools and supplies. 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Um, I hope you're having fun out there. I always love spending time with you guys. Thanks very much for all your, um, you know, just hanging around, you know, hanging around with fellow crafters, having fun, talking paper, talking glue, talking scissors. Um, it's, it's, I'm really, really happy you guys are here. So remember most of all, fun can be simple and create with reckless abandon. Everybody take care and we'll talk next time. Bye-bye.