Combining the cute Ladybug Bundle with the Give it a Whirl dies and the Medium Daisy Punch lends itself to this amazing card with movement. I am almost giddy with delight when I see the ladybug take flight. I hope it gives you the same amount of happiness as it does me. There are lots ... Read More about Ladybug Interactive Card (“flying” ladybug)
I love die-cutting, but I don’t love spending ages dotting glue on the back of my delicate die cut shapes! In this tutorial I'll show you how to use double sided adhesive Sticky Roll, to stick down your die cuts easily and mess free!
How to make a Flip Card. How to Make a Swing Card. How to Make a Flip Flop Card. Whatever you want to call them, they are super quick and easy to make with the new Card Thinlits Dies.
25 different clever and fun ideas to use craft punches in projects. Think outside the box and use craft punches in newand surprising ways!
A must-see here! A beautiful partial die cut card you'll love to make! This project teaches you card making techniques, tips, & designs out of this world!
If you love making cards but don’t always have the time for intricate designs, I’ve got a game-changer for you. Meet the easiest punch hack ever!
Match craft punches & dies! Do you struggle trying to remember if a stamp set has a matching die, punch, or embossing folder. Let me show you a cool tip!
5 unique ways to use your dies for card making and beyond! I'm confident, that after today's video, you'll be looking at your dies in a whole new way!
Dear friends Dr Sonia here to share more about the popular Martha Stewart Punches . A special "Thank you" for the enthusias...
25 different clever and fun ideas to use craft punches in projects. Think outside the box and use craft punches in newand surprising ways!
Create corner accent pieces on your cards using circle punches. It's a fun and simple ways to use circle shapes in your card making.
It's quite remarkable how we're able to get intricate and delicate die-cuts with Thinlits dies. Did
Hi Everyone, Hussena here to share with you a tutorial on how to make a flip-card using your dies and Big Shot..It's a really very easy way to make some fast and interactive cards to get the 'WOW' factor from your friends and family..So first let's gather our supplies and you all will need the following to make these cards below. Supplies needed for the tutorial :- Big Shot Machine Spellbinder's Nestabilities Label 4 Martha Stewart Scoring Board Fiskars Sure Cut paper Trimmer Cardstocks Pattern paper of your choice ( I have used the Prima Zephyr Paper Pad.) Distress inks(Totally optional) And now for the tutorial :- I have written the steps in the pictures itself..I hope this makes it easier for you all to understand it. Step 1- Take a piece of cardstock measuring 7 1/2 inches by 4 1/4 inches. Step 2 - Fold it in a zig-zag pattern. Step 3 - Your card should look like this now. Step 4 - Now measure,cut and glue your pattern paper on to the front of your card. Step 5 -Now place your die on the smaller side of the card with it's centre point aligning with the 2 3/4 inch scored line and stick it with either a Washi Tape or any repositionable glue. Step 6 -Now make your cutting sandwich for this you can refer our DT member Mallika's post on how to create a cutting sandwich for your dies...Place your acrylic plate only up to the 2 3/4 inch score line and run it through your Big Shot..This will allow you to only partially die-cut one end of your card which is required for the flipping mechanism. Step 7 -Now that you have cut one end ...Turn your card around and place your acrylic plate on the 3 3/4 inch score line and again partially die-cut it...Please take care to place your acrylic plates to the the required scored line...otherwise you will end up cutting up the entire piece. Step 8 -After you have die-cut both the ends,your card will look like this below....Now, peel off the pattern paper from the die-cut ends...Don't worry if you mess up a bit..This will later on get covered up. Step 9 -Now using the same label die, die-cut two pieces of cardstock....One plain and other colored....The plain one will be attached to the back side where as the colored one will be in the front of your card. Step 10 -Attach the white cardstock on the front side and when you flip your card this will go on the back. Step 11- Attach the colored cardstock on the back side as shown. Step 12 -Once both the die-cuts are attached, this is how your card will look. Step 13 -As you can see,when the card is opened, the white die-cut piece comes in the front where you can write your message. Step 14 -Once the card is closed, this is how it will look. Step 15 -Here are my sample cards before I have embellished them. Supplies used for embellishing :- Lawn Fawn Blissful Botanicals and Flutter By. Prima Zephyr paper Pad , Best of K & Company Papers. Distress ink : Tumbled Glass., Versafine Onyx Black Ink. Martha Stewart Doily Lace Punch Marianne Embossing Folder- Daisies. Hope you all like my tutorial..If you have any queries do leave me a comment below and I will try to get back to you as soon as possible!.. And don't forget to participate in our current challenge 'Summer Sundae' to win some lovely prizes www.crafterscorner.in(All Craft supplies under One roof) For further information please contact us at : [email protected]
These 10 die cutting hacks are lifesavers for anyone scrapbooking, card making, or papercrafting. Watch the video to see them in action.
Here's how I made my graduation cap for the card I made yesterday. First start with a 1" strip of Basic Black card stock. Lay one point on the gutter of the paper trimmer, and the other end lined up with the 3/4" mark on the right side of the gutter. Then cut! Next flip the piece over, and line up the angle you just cut on the 1" line on the left of the gutter. And cut. That creates the mortarboard piece - a perfect parallelogram! Then punch a 1-3/8" square using your punch and another scrap piece. Stick the punched square onto the edge of a post-it note (easier to handle this way!). Use your 1-3/4" x 7/8" oval punch and place the bottom right part of the square in and punch. I eyed this part, but I did place just a little more than half of the bottom right part in. And punch! Then I placed the bottom left part of the square back into the punch and punched off that side. Again I just eyed it. Maybe I just got lucky, but it centered pretty easily. I made three of them so far - and I guess I eyed them pretty well?! If it doesn't come out very centered the first time though, try again on the same piece. You'll still have plenty of space up top to stick to the mortarboard piece. Then here it is all stuck together! Tah dah!! Thanks for stopping by, Julie B
Take your mirror image stamping and die cut or punch them! It's easy. Let me show you this card making tip that will change your skill level!
How to make a watercolour panel card - not as tricky as it looks as long as you are carefully with the measurements!
Stamping, Card Making, Scrapbooking and Paper craft fun with Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator Bekka Prideaux. Buy Stampin' Up! here
Vintage Machine knitting Techniques; Knitting Techniques book Brother; Knit Garment; 145 page; DIGITAL FILE on PDF This vintage book.The book describes in detail the various techniques of knitting on a knitting machine. The book can be useful when using hand-held, punch-card and electronic machines. Includes the following:Casting-on,Finished Cast-on Edge,Cast-off Edge,Taking off the Stitches (Swatch),Picking up Stitches,Increasing,Decreasing,Example of Decreasing,Partial Knitting,Bin ding off the Stitches,Knitting Stitches,Knitting the Ends of Yarn,Knitting Motifs without Seams,Reversible Knitting,ect. Please note that you will receive of file in PDF. To read, you need a program that opens PDF files, such as Adobe Acrobat Reader. Book you can download immediately after payment. You cannot return, exchange, or cancel an order. If the payment has been withdrawn twice, write to me and I will make a refund.
We made this card at my good friend Marguerite's workshop on Saturday. She asked that we make a wedding card so this is what I came up with. I like the way there is just a bit of color (Melon Mambo) peeking behind the white. What an easy way to add the bride's wedding color to your card! I've done a different version in the past that was a bit more complicated. I like to keep my workshop cards easy...
Daisy Punch Positive-Negative Technique Hi friends! Today’s card is sooo ridiculously easy… you will LOVE it! I’m using Stampin’ Up!’s original DAISY PUNCH to introduce a fun technique I’m calling Positive-Negative (I say original because it has a new little sister to play with now). It uses both the positive… Continue Reading
Come check out how I made two die cut and stamped wreath Christma cards using the newly released Over the River sets by Essentials by Ellen.
Don’t throw away those blunt paper punches… I have a tip that will have them punching on for a long while yet! But you’ll have to pop over to the Living Creatively Inspired blog… where I am guest posting and sharing this great paper punch tip today. See you there! I’d be thrilled if you’d like to connect with me at the following places. . . Follow on Bloglovin or if you’d like my posts delivered directly to your Inbox Subscribe to Shabby Art Boutique by Email
Learn how to Emboss Toilet paper!! You will not believe how incredibly gorgeous this technique is! Perfect for Cards, Junk Journals and other Paper Crafting projects. By Rebecca Parsons
Sunflower patterned paper, stamps and dies are the main design element in the Heartfelt Creations Classic Sunflower collection.
Did you know there are paper craft punch hacks? Yep! I’ve got 10 clever ideas you won’t want to miss. Make your crafting time super fun!
As promised, here is the tutorial for making the rosebud using the Two Step Bird Punch from the latest mini catalogue: Step 1 - Cut a strip of green cardstock (old Olive used here) about 3 cm (1 1/4") wide, this will save your cardstock and make rotating the 'hole' possible. Step 2 - Insert the strip of cardstock from the right hand side of the punch and punch as shown above - you need the hole the end of the tail leaves. Step 3 - Turn the cardstock over and insert fron the left hand side of the punch with the 'tail hole' in the window for the wing as shown above. Step 4 - Punch a wing only from red cardstock (Real Red used here) and adhere the green wing with the hole in it over the red wing to form the calex of the rose. Step 5 - Punch a leaf from the green strip and adhere just the top leaf over the rose as shown above - et voila, you have a rosebud. To see the rosebud used on a card go to this post. I hope you enjoy making your rosebuds and as always, comments motivate me to write tutorials :-) Have a great day Lynette
I'm in love! Yup, with the new Expressions Thinlits Dies (see the thinlits online - 132171) in the Holiday Catalog! This simple card was created with the Magnificent Maple stamp (see it online - 131868) and the Orange Stampin' Glitter (132206) with Heat & Stick Powder. See the little speckles in…
Check out this craft punch hack that will make your life easy when it comes to paper crafts, card making or scrapbooking.
I have been on a roller coaster ride for the last week around here. I had mentioned that my dad was having his second knee replacement...
This card shows flowers stamped from the JustRite stamp set " Plant a Little Love ". The stamps, punches, and pearls can b...
25 different clever and fun ideas to use craft punches in projects. Think outside the box and use craft punches in newand surprising ways!
Do you know how to braid paper on a greeting card? Didn't know that was a thing? It is and I'm going to teach you with this card making tutorial!
This Creative Punch Art Book was a RAK from my friend, Wini. Sports Balls.... Basketball, Football, Bowling Ball n' Baseball A Cuddly Bear... Turtle... A Hippo.... A Rag Doll Face A bitten Popsicle... Big Circle Flower A onolicious looking burger... A penguin... A Record.... A Camera - I don't think it's digital tho'... A monkey... too cute!!!A Scissors... wow - nuts, huh?!?! A lil' hula girl... ok, I can see all the Locals making this one.... go for it!!!! A lil' mermaid.... A sassy purse.... we've all seen this one once or twice, or three times already.... An Ass... LOL!! I just wanted to say that.... but it's a CUTE Ass, ain't it?? Could pass for a horse... looks more like an Ass tho.... A plate of cookies - you criss cross the tab punch and you get a full circle!!! WOWZER!! That becomes the plate.... The cute Tea Cup you all saw on Ms. G's card yesterday.... A putt-putt Volks Wagon...
I set out to create projects for the third and final post showcasing our featured Sale A Bration set of the week, What I Love, and ended up doing a whole photo tutorial instead! But it was so quick and easy I just had to share it with you all. Look at the lavender shape around my stamped focal point on this notecard--doesn't look like any punch shape you've seen, eh? That's because it's double-punched! Enjoy this easy tutorial on the double-punching technique, and then turn off the computer and go get in the craft room and see what other...
I was asked how I made the lattice for the Chevron Book Mark. This is the way I made the intertwining pieces Cut two pieces o...
Do you know how to make custom shapes with stitched dies? This is a customization tip for die cutting that you'll use over and over! Let me show you how.
