I usually adore making birthday cards, but unfortunately most of the cards I make are for women and all my scrap booking stuff features womens actiities etc not that great for men
Can anyone give me any pointers as to what I can do to make the card creative, dad like and featuring dancing
Thanks!!!
I have started to make my own cards, does anyone else do this? If so would you say there is much money to be made in this business?
I like to make homemade cards for the holiday season and I'm out of ideas.
Get tips and techniques for embossing with rubber stamps in making handmade greeting cards in this free arts and crafts video taught by an expert. Expert: Fran Bricken Contact: www.lastinglegacyky.com Bio: Fran Bricken has taught art to adults and children and has been stamping for over ten years. At lasting Legacy Fran teaches card making and stamping techniques. Filmmaker: treg ward
Techniques for using rubber stamps include the chalkboard technique, which involves a piece of black paper and a whisper white craft ink. Attract chalks with whisper white craft ink with help from a demonstrator for a craft company in this free video on rubber stamps. Expert: Brandi Mackenzie Contact: www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/brandimackenz Bio: Brandi Mackenzie is a demonstrator for Stampin' Up, a leading craft company with offices worldwide. Mackenzie gives seminars and classes on rubber stamping and card making. Filmmaker: Mike Phillips
I am an artist who has recently gotten into card making and I am having a really hard time finding specific stamps. I would like to make quality stamps at home (no carved potatoes). I also don't want to spend 0 on some machine or kit. Does anyone know if this is possible?? If it is, how would I do it?? Thank you for your help!!
Easy instructions on how to make this interactive card that "swings" open to reveal your message. For more ideas visit my blog: www.michellesrubberroom.com
Hi.
I am making greeting cards and am having trouble when I put my colorful paper and designs on top of the cardstock, I cant get it straight, so it looks sloppy.
Is there a tool or anything that I can get to fix/help this problem? I have a ruler, but maybe I need one of those L shaped ones...?
I hope that makes sense lol. Any tips, websites, and help is appreciated.
Thank you!
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I am thinking of starting card making as a hobby. I am a bit worried about the cost as I have spoken to people before who say they have spent a fortune on supplies, I have been looking at prices of rubber stamps and they seem to be really pricey for anything good.
Can anyone tell me if any of these are reasonably priced?
http://search.ebay.co.uk/_W0QQsassZsmadanerrad
or are there any other places to get cheap unused rubber stamps from in the UK?
I live in Ireland so that might come into consideration.
When making a birthday card, decorate the card with stamping techniques and circle cutters. Learn about using two-way glue when making birthday cards at home with help from a demonstrator for a craft company in this free video on birthday cards. Expert: Brandi Mackenzie Contact: www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/brandimackenz Bio: Brandi Mackenzie is a demonstrator for Stampin' Up, a leading craft company with offices worldwide. Mackenzie gives seminars and classes on rubber stamping and card making. Filmmaker: Mike Phillips
Birthday cards are fun, easy to make and people love gettingthem. Watch this free video clip and learn some ideas on how to start making one of your own cards to give to a loved one. Expert: Amy Snively Bio: Amy Snively used to own a very popular Orange County gift shop and event decorating service. She has decorated dozens of weddings, bar mitzvahs, and trade shows; and has taught balloon decorating. Filmmaker: Nili Nathan