The One Edp 1882400 Dolce Gabbana Hi crafty friends, have i got a great video for you, full of inspiration and easy designs! links to products i’ve used in this video are:the electric die cut. Materials for cute card making ideas. 8.5″ x 11″ or 12″ x 12″ 65 lb. cardstock (various colors) (for cards and envelopes) a way to cut your cardstock: i’m usually use the cricut maker 3 but you can also use the maker, explore series, venture, joy xtra, or joy depending on the project! standardgrip machine mat 12″ x 12″.
Address Book App Mac At Daniel Engle Blog 2. washi waves. what you need. washi tape. make this cool design by printing or stamping your message (or, in this case, messages) onto the blank card. then cut a length of colorful washi tape and use scissors to make ripple y organic shapes. use these waves to frame your lettering, and your card’s ready to roll! 3. A9 5 1 2 x 8 ½. #10 3 7 8" x 9 1 4". biz business 3.5" x 2". square 5.5" x 5.5". 2. plan out the front of your card. fold your card in half and determine if you want your diy card to be horizontal or vertical. decide which materials you will need for your project. some common materials include:. Materials to make diy greeting cards. 8.5″ x 11″ 65 lb cardstock in various colors – i used white, brown, teal, light green, dark green, lime, yellow, orange, and red. feel free to use glitter paper, too! use an extra sheet of white if you want to add a print then cut image. Stamp randomly all over card – turn your card as you stamp to aid in the random process. words in the background – stamp at an angle leaving ½” in between each word. background stamps – rubber side up and ink. press cardstock to stamp, cover the scratch paper, give it a back rub. white craft pad – look amazing on any color cardstock.
задание 33 егэ 2022 по химии задание 34 вариант 6 пробный егэ по Materials to make diy greeting cards. 8.5″ x 11″ 65 lb cardstock in various colors – i used white, brown, teal, light green, dark green, lime, yellow, orange, and red. feel free to use glitter paper, too! use an extra sheet of white if you want to add a print then cut image. Stamp randomly all over card – turn your card as you stamp to aid in the random process. words in the background – stamp at an angle leaving ½” in between each word. background stamps – rubber side up and ink. press cardstock to stamp, cover the scratch paper, give it a back rub. white craft pad – look amazing on any color cardstock. Design a card front using die cuts. create a collage from different papers and images. doodle and color your design and sentiment. try a different fold instead of the standard “in half”. add some ribbon. add some sparkle with glitter glue or glitter paper. fun folds for more advanced card making. ready to try something a little more advanced?. 10. have fun using foam sheets. for a soft, cushy look, pick out a few pieces of colorful and flexible foam sheets. these thin craft supplies are easy to cut, arrange, and glue onto a greeting card for a funky design. try making a bouquet of foam flowers, balloons, or a gumball machine as card embellishments. 11.
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