USE UP 6X6 PAPER PADS ~ fun and easy trifold ~  

It was great I felt we were sisters. Same thoughts, same growing up in 60s in midwest, our dresses..with our snowpants on under them when minnesota hit 20* and lower. I am going to make several of these

Anne I remember those days. When I was a junior, we could wear pants, but they had to be pantsuits. Oh no…no jeans. I graduated in 1971. I love the project today.

Goodmorning Anne!! Another awesome creation I'll be making today!! The hits just keep on comming❤. I'm always so excited when your videos drop🎉. Enjoy your day!! And yep I love fall it's my favorite...nice crisp fresh air❤

Turned the not-so-great papers into something very cute for a junk journaling friend!. Thanks, Anne!

Tener mucho material si no se tiene creatividad no es válido, pero usted es una GRAN DIVA y hace muchas cosas bonitas se nota su grandeza. Gracias por compartir y regalar momentos de alegrías.

I am also from the dresses era. I was so excited when pants were allowed. Jeans could only be worn on Fridays. Life so different now! Love this little booklet. ❤

Really nice! Can't wait to make one!

Love your little book made of 6×6 papers great idea

How exciting! Can’t wait to

This is so cute! The pretty journaling cards you slipped in fit so nice! I am going to sort through some of my "not favorite" scrapbook papers and start using them up. Thank you for a video full of great inspiration ❤❤❤

I grew up in Southern California and also went to grammar school in the sixties and we could only wear shorts under our dresses during Santa Ana wind events. No pants here until I was a freshman. Jeans were allowed because I lived in a farming area. So fun to listen to you reminise. Love this idea and will be trying it.

Very cute idea! TFS

Really lovely project!

Oh boy can't wait I have a lot of 6x6s.😊❤I like that paper...love mustard color. I got all my 6x6s at thrift shops. Years ago. Don't see them now. I graduated in 1972 and I do remember being able to wear pants but I cant put a year on it. Each state or school district was different. I lived in West boylston Massachusetts at the time😊❤we wore lots of mini skirts that may have prompted the idea😮 I love this so much. Never saw anyone make this😊❤brillant

Anne, today's project is really cool.❤❤❤

Cute project! And I, too was in the generation that wasn’t allowed to wear pants to school. My dad was in the Army and when he received orders for Vietnam, my mom moved us back to Kansas (from Louisiana). It was November, the school did not have a cafeteria so you had to walk home for lunch and back. No hills was nice, however that meant when it snowed and the winds blew cause it’s very flat, I walked through 1-2 feet of snow. I could wear pants under my dress but had to take them off once at school. My mom also made my clothes. My sister was almost 10 years older than me, so my clothes were made from “scraps”! Mom was also a fan of rick-rack and buttons. Which she used in very creative ways on my clothes! Then once we could wear pants, bell bottoms became a thing and my mom would make them with two coordinating fabrics - the “inside” of the “bell” would be patterned. Ahhhh the memories! Thanks Anne for walking down memory lane!

Good morning ☕️ Anne 😊, have a wonderful day

Cute little piece 😊

Cute project!

I absolutely love this! You’re always amazing!!!

I am new to your channel, and enjoyed listening as well as watching your video. I am of the same generation, and remember those first days of wearing pants. And then in high school, the slipper slope of allowing jeans on Fridays when I was in high school. I love the project.

This is a very clever idea would be great sent as a birthday card loaded with goodie’s I like paper pack might not be what you want for Christmas thank you ANNE

This was such a unique idea! ❤

Great video. I don't know if I would try this technique, but I loved watching and listening to you. Paper calling you so funny. Happened to me in Michael's last week. They had some paper packs, 12x12 50% off. I need more paper like another hole in the head, but it did call to me too. 🤣🤣 I remember not being able pants, then we could and in high school we were able to wear jeans. Let's see I graduated '77. NY State.😊 Fall getting here in NM. Still warm during the day, but nice and cool at night.🌻 Thank you Anne.🤗🌻

What a great project - yeah, I lived in New York State in 1st and 2nd grade (mid 60s) and my mother didn't make my clothes, but also, no pants in school and I remember stuffing my skirt into snowpants in the winter to go to and come back from school - time consuming. I was no longer in the US by high school so didn't make the transition to anything else until I went to college. 😀 I'm going to try to use some origami papers for this one - they're already square also... PS I love how you kept thinking of one more thing to do to it every time you said you were done! Like a good evening with friends when you stand by the door chatting before parting. 🥰

Wonderful idea❤ I was in the eighth grade when we were allowed to wear pantsuits here in SC. Things we think about (lol).

A lot of energy teaching girl what their places were.

I was in the 9 th grade in Illinois when I could wear pants on Friday! The start of casual Friday?!! Have to try this idea with 6x6 paper laying around!

Love your work, great doable projects. We must be close age,I’m 69 and could wear pants in 1970. Thanks also in st.Paul, mn

Anne, lookie what you made! This is so cute! I've been in the JJ world for about seven years and, not that I've seen it all, but I've certainly never seen the likes of these before! Kudos! I was in parochial school from 1st thru 8th grade, so pants were NEVER an option - uniforms head to toe all the way! You said no jeans at first... how about cords? I had to laugh at your story about "Kathy who was wearing pink jeans"... I, too, was an envelope pusher and had the NERVE to ROLL my Bobby socks down around my ankles instead of fold them once (or even TWICE like the bad girls)!! 😂🤔🤔 Ah well, I'd say that, once it was all said and done, I turned out OK in spite of it all! Hugs from the Midwest, USA, MK 🤗❤️🤗

I will have to make this! And I remember getting suspended from I think, grade 6, because I wore pants to school because we were doing the Presidential Fitness Test thing and I didn't want the boys to look at my underwear when we did sit ups!

Anne, I wish that's what we had to think and worry about now. Pantsuits!!

This is fun, I’ll have to give it a try. Yep, I too am from that generation, no pants, measuring how short the skirts were 🤯🤯 and boys could wear anything , yep!!! Worst was having to wear pants under dress or skirts during the winter as we walked to bus stop ,. I’m from Michigan , and we had rough winters back then. Where are you from ? You said Midwest? Have a fantastic weekend 💙💙💙

I graduated in 1971. We protested Junior year by wearing pant suits to school. We won approval later that year. With so many rules. I could never figure out why when we were able to wear mini skirts and no one cared.

RE; girls and pants. I led a committee in the 6th grade to work towards girls being allowed to wear pants, In Seattle WA. The conclusion/compromise was that Pants were allowed-no jeans on Fridays only. lol small victories

Hi Anne! What a great and cute project! Fortunately women won the right to vote and wear jeans at school. ( LOL )🩷🌹🌹

Anne I remember those days. When I was a junior, we could wear pants, but they had to be pantsuits. Oh no…no jeans. I graduated in 1971. I love the project today.