Flip Top Mini Mini Tutorial Done!

Hello Gang... Hope you all had a wonderful day! 

I just finished putting the screws on this little project.  As promised a tutorial for a fast little project that I call a Flip Top Mini...Mini!  This little guy will hold more than you think!  It's fun to do, fast and uses a lot of your left over scrap materials!  It has a ton of possibilites.  Hope you give it a try....It also looks good turned upside down with the top as the base...You decide....

 

You can  Download Flip Top Mini Mini here. (.PDF format)

 

Thanks For Looking!

Jim

The Gentleman Crafter

Comments

[Gail Elizabeth]

Oh Jim, What a fun project! Can't wait to make one! Thanks again for being so generous with sharing your tutorials! You're always such an inspiration!

[Margaret Ann]

ooh cannot wait to try this

[Patti]

Awesome tutorial.....what a fun project! Thank you very much. ~Patti~

[Steven]

Pure Genius Jim.
Love your simplicity, clean lines and choices of paper. Must get this G45 pad!

Keep em coming!

[JudithC]

Am loving this... will ahve a go at it as soon as I can. Thanks Jim

[JudithC]

Woops, Have

[Sheron N]

Looks fantastic thanks for the tutorial, I've got to finish Kathy's first I'm stuck on what paper to use lol

[Michelle Bermingham]

Thank you so much Jim!! :-)
Another Wonderful Project!!
I also have your Treasure Box pattern.
Didn't get time to make it yet!!
Another project for my " To Do List".!!
Do you have other pdf's that I may have missed?
Thanks again.
Inky Hugs,
Michelle xx

[Lisa]

Very fun idea Jim!! Looks like I have something to keep me busy this weekend!! Thanks for doing this for us!!!!

[kay (texfolkart)]

thanks for sharing! gonna try and make this one....

[mary puskar]

Jim this is just the thing to put all the tags from Tim Holtz Chemistry class in! Thanks so much for sharing this with us. You're so generous and a true "gentleman."

Mary

[KONNIE WREN]

Jim, you continue to amaze me with your talent and generosity. I think this would make a great "life's lessons" gift for my nephew. I am going to have all of his female relatives give him a "life lesson" to help him with his upcoming marriage. Thanks!

[Zandra]

Who doesn't love tags! Great mini, you're so sweet to think of us while you have so much on your plate. Hope you're taking care of yourself. Hugz, Z

[Patti n SLC]

An other great idea and tutorial. You my Gentleman Friend are have such a wonderful eye for design. Thanks again for the inspiration

[June-Marie (mermaid49)]

Hey Jim...I made something similar to this to house my embossing folders....instead of envelopes I used cardstock with the impression of each folder embossed on the pages making it easy to see at a glance what each folder contained and also used metal hinges instead of paper ones as I wasn't sure if the paper ones would hold up from constant use....however, never thought of making a mini into it which is a great idea and yours would be so much faster to make....thanks again for your creativity!

[Vicki]

Thank you so much Jim for another wonderful project! Your instructions are always so easy to follow! Can't wait to get started on this......Mothers Day is just around the corner and this will make a perfect gift!
With so much in your busy life, thank you for taking time to share your talents with us! I for one very much appreciate it.

[Fab25 Fabien]

Whouaaaaaa
Tanks for this tutorial
It Will be hard for à french craftman like me but it's à good challenge
Walt a Wonderfull work
Fabien

[Beth Arp]

Haven't been here in a while, cannot wait to look around. Great stuff!

[Nan Robkin]

Beautiful Jim! Looks like a project that would be fun to make..am wondering if i could be adapted to hold small glassine envelopes, about 30 of them, to hold punched-out chipboard letters. Could use coin envys and write the letter on it, of course. But you can see through the glassine.
Also, I am loving the way your cutter slices easily trough chipboard; where does one get it? Who carries it?

[Orlie]

Jim, This is so super great. I just love your work. Between you and Laura and Kathy I can't get enough. Glad you are feeling better too. Can't wait to see what you have done for G45 also. Remember to take it easy yet.

[Lynn Wild]

I love this mini tag holder Jim - it's such an unusual design and I can see loads of uses for it. Thanks again for generously sharing your ideas with us.

Lynn

[kat]

Jim this is really awesome - love the tags inside and the unique way the "fan" out - great little project!

[LoriC]

I knew I was saving those mini envelopes for something. Now all I have to do is make it. Thanks for sharing another neato project!

[Britt Bass]

That is an awesome album you gentle-man! I love the distress on the tags!

[heidig]

Cute project - can't wait to make it.

[Nancy Schultz]

What a cute project I love it! Thank you so much for the how to directions. I can't wait to give this a try. Thanks again

[Wanda]

Thanks for another great project. This is so cute.Hugs

[Sherry]

another fun, fun tutorial! You are so generous to share!
when work slows i will be making this one!

[Marianne]

Thank you for sharing your clever box design!

[Tash Daly]

Thanks for sharing the tutorial on this super mini!! I saw your post on the G45 site and I am enjoying checking out your blog. :-)

[Lauralee]

Love it! I so have to make one now! Thanks for sharing the tutorial.

[Michelle]

I just got done making one of these, and will be posting it on my blog this week. (With, of course, a link back to you!) I am totally in love with this mini, it is SOOOOO cute!! Thanks for sharing your talents with us!
Michelle

[diana]

Fabulous and thanks for the wonderful tutorial.