Oh my goodness... so, so cute. I love it. I have to tell you, you're so great at explaining how to do things. I am not sure if you know, but your voice is very calming! I can't wait for the next video.
That is so sweet of you Teresa! Thank you so much! I’m glad my voice sounds calming because when I’m doing the voice overs, the video goes by so quickly and I forget half of what I was going to say, and I don’t usually feel calm! 😂😂
Absolutely brilliant. Thanks for rescaling to fit a 5x7 envelope. Super helpful. I’m flipping through my 12x12 pads now to see what I can find that will make a snow globe.
Thank you Mona and I hope you have lots of fun with it! I’ve just made another one with a different collection and they are so fun! I can’t wait to give it away! 😄💕
Thank you so much for your detailed directions on how to make this card! I loved your ideas for adding dimension as well! I hadn’t thought of that before! I also liked how you showed how to put the images onto the snow globe. That was very helpful!
Oh my goodness i love this, probably too complex for lots of them but so neat i have too try this at least a couple of times. Your the best Karen xx your fan club
Thank you so very much Aileen! That is a really fun card fold idea and it really is a fun card to have on display. I hope you have lots of fun with it, although I know you don’t get much snow down under! 😄 Maybe instead of snow you could do butterflies or something. 😜
Great tutorial! I’m definitely going to give these a try. I do have an idea for lining up each of the circles at the same height. After you marked the back panel at 9:07 and before gluing it to the base, you could stack circles 1 & 2 overtop and mark them at the same height as the pencil line of the back one.
Thank you so much Natalie! That might work! The other thing I noticed too, is that each of the circles are about an inch apart at their tops. Probably because the base is 1” deep, so that might be another way to line things up. I hope you have fun with it. 😄💕💕
Thank you so much for your series! I am SO happy to have found your channel! I especially like that you have lots of videos that don’t require specialty dies. Lots of us have a good collection of basic dies, but not specialty card base dies. With the sad decline in independent paper crafting stores here in Canada it can be hard to find them, and when you do they can be prohibitively expensive (or you have to wait for an online order to be delivered!) It’s fun to be able to watch a video and re-create it the same day with what we have on hand! You are very good at explaining techniques, your instructions are clear and concise, and you have such a lovely manner. One question - this paper pad is delightful, but I would really love to see some ideas on how you would use the adorable but really busy patterns. Have a great day😊💗
Thank you so much for that really kind comment Karen! I’m also in Canada (Calgary), so I completely understand your comment about lack of stores and the need for online ordering. As for the busy patterned papers, I also find those hard to use. I tend to use them as background papers and have a white focal point (usually a circle or square) to soften the effect. Sometimes, I use the to line my envelopes too which helps coordinate the card and envelope. I think my teammates tend to be much better at using those patterns and you can see their examples on the Craft Consortium Network Facebook page. There are usually lots of examples in the albums there if you do check them out.
Another fantastic card! I had watched Sara's video but thought I would need to make it smaller for US postage. Thanks for doing the calculations for me. 😀 this is going to be a hit for Christmas this year.❤
Thank you so much! I love this design that Sarah came up with and I agree - there’s going to be a lot of snow globes going through the mail this year! 😂💕💕
Hi Karen and thank you for your kind comment and for subscribing! That is a really fun card fold and I have more of those to make for Christmas too. 😄❤️❤️
Wow Karen, your cards are so inspiring! Your tutorials are easy to follow. Can I ask where you purchased your craft consortium papers from?, I to am from Canada.
Thank you so much Lisa! I’m on the Craft Consortium design team, so I confess I get the papers sent to me (I do realize how lucky I am!). I’m not sure which part of Canada you’re in, but this collection should be arriving soon in the stores and I know that Ecstasy Crafts (Ontario) and R&R Scrapbooking (Alberta) carry these lines. Scrapbook.com and Simon Says Stamp in the States will likely have it in soon too. I hope that helps! 💕💕
@@KarensKardzz Thank you so much for this information. I will be watching for the new arrivals to make their way to the shelves. They have the cutest images!! Thank you again Karen for your information, truly appreciate it.😊
Hi Janet, I had to go back and watch the video to see what size they were, but they’re 4 3/4” outside diameter and 4” inside diameter. Hope that helps.
Hi Laetitia, I don’t have a PDF made for this, but if you take a screenshot of my instructions, you can enlarge it and print it from photos. I’m sorry I don’t have a PDF for you. ❤️
Beautiful project ❤
Thank you so much!! ❤️❤️
Thanx for making it this size. Love it
Thank you so much Jeanette! It’s a really fun card fold! 😄💕💕
Oh my goodness... so, so cute. I love it. I have to tell you, you're so great at explaining how to do things. I am not sure if you know, but your voice is very calming! I can't wait for the next video.
That is so sweet of you Teresa! Thank you so much! I’m glad my voice sounds calming because when I’m doing the voice overs, the video goes by so quickly and I forget half of what I was going to say, and I don’t usually feel calm! 😂😂
Absolutely brilliant. Thanks for rescaling to fit a 5x7 envelope. Super helpful. I’m flipping through my 12x12 pads now to see what I can find that will make a snow globe.
Thank you Mona and I hope you have lots of fun with it! I’ve just made another one with a different collection and they are so fun! I can’t wait to give it away! 😄💕
Ohhh, my sweetness! That's really cute! Love this project and the results! So inspired by!!! Thank you Karen!!! ❤️
Thank you so much Lucia! I think that’s a really fun card fold too! 😄❤️
Wow! What a stupendous card to make and gift someone!
Thank you so much Roberta! I love that design as it really does look like a Snowglobe. 😄💕💕
Wow, I need allow a little more time this year for those special Christmas cards. LOVE this!! ❤🎄
Thank you Loretta! This is a really fun card fold for the special people on your Christmas list. 😄💕💕
Thank you so much for your detailed directions on how to make this card! I loved your ideas for adding dimension as well! I hadn’t thought of that before! I also liked how you showed how to put the images onto the snow globe. That was very helpful!
You are so welcome Jan! That’s a really fun card to make so I hope it goes well for you! 😊💕💕
Oh my goodness i love this, probably too complex for lots of them but so neat i have too try this at least a couple of times. Your the best Karen xx your fan club
Thank you so very much Aileen! That is a really fun card fold idea and it really is a fun card to have on display. I hope you have lots of fun with it, although I know you don’t get much snow down under! 😄 Maybe instead of snow you could do butterflies or something. 😜
This is so awesome. Thank you for adjusting the size to a 5x7.
Thank you Catherine, and you are so welcome for the altered size! That’s such a fun design of Sarah’s! 😄❤️❤️
Oh wow, I had already decided to make some other cards but then I saw this ❤ Love them. Thanks so much for sharing with us 🤗
Thank you so much Thomas! I love that card design too and have a few more planned with different collections. I hope you have lots of fun with it! 😄💕
Great tutorial! I’m definitely going to give these a try. I do have an idea for lining up each of the circles at the same height. After you marked the back panel at 9:07 and before gluing it to the base, you could stack circles 1 & 2 overtop and mark them at the same height as the pencil line of the back one.
Thank you so much Natalie! That might work! The other thing I noticed too, is that each of the circles are about an inch apart at their tops. Probably because the base is 1” deep, so that might be another way to line things up. I hope you have fun with it. 😄💕💕
You are correct , each card gets better and better. I love them all. This gives me the motivation to start my Christmas cards.
Thank you Jane! I know it’s early for Christmas - I feel like the snow has just left us and I’m bringing it back in a Snowglobe! 😅
Absolutely fabulous, Karen. Love the way you explain your process. And the results are magical! Thank you.
Thank you so very much Jan! It’s a really fun card fold! 😄🤗❤️
Absolutely Smashing! 💕 Great Tutorial!
Thank you so much! These are really fun cards to make! 😊💕💕
So beautiful, excellent tutorial. Thank you!
Thank you so much Cindi! This is a really fun card and I’m planning on making more this Christmas. 😄💕💕
This card is soooo adorable, I’m definitely going to have to make one, or a few…lol, myself. Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial 😊
Thank you so much Jill! I’m going to be making a few more myself. 😂💕💕
Thank you so much for your series! I am SO happy to have found your channel! I especially like that you have lots of videos that don’t require specialty dies. Lots of us have a good collection of basic dies, but not specialty card base dies. With the sad decline in independent paper crafting stores here in Canada it can be hard to find them, and when you do they can be prohibitively expensive (or you have to wait for an online order to be delivered!) It’s fun to be able to watch a video and re-create it the same day with what we have on hand! You are very good at explaining techniques, your instructions are clear and concise, and you have such a lovely manner. One question - this paper pad is delightful, but I would really love to see some ideas on how you would use the adorable but really busy patterns. Have a great day😊💗
Thank you so much for that really kind comment Karen! I’m also in Canada (Calgary), so I completely understand your comment about lack of stores and the need for online ordering. As for the busy patterned papers, I also find those hard to use. I tend to use them as background papers and have a white focal point (usually a circle or square) to soften the effect. Sometimes, I use the to line my envelopes too which helps coordinate the card and envelope. I think my teammates tend to be much better at using those patterns and you can see their examples on the Craft Consortium Network Facebook page. There are usually lots of examples in the albums there if you do check them out.
This is so clever! Very cute! Tfs 🤗
Thank you so much Diane! That collection is really cute. 😄💕💕
Extraordinary! Thanks for the tutorial ❤❤❤
Thank you Karina! It’s a really fun card fold and I’m so glad Sarah came up with it. 😊❤️❤️
You are so talented. Love it!
Thank you so much Darlene! That is a really fun card fold idea! 😊💕💕
Another fantastic card! I had watched Sara's video but thought I would need to make it smaller for US postage. Thanks for doing the calculations for me. 😀 this is going to be a hit for Christmas this year.❤
Thank you so much! I love this design that Sarah came up with and I agree - there’s going to be a lot of snow globes going through the mail this year! 😂💕💕
This is so cute! Great job on this! I’m going to give this a try at my craft retreat this week. So excited to find your video! Take care.
Thank you so much Deb! That sounds like it’s going to be a really fun craft retreat. Hope you have lots of fun!😄💕💕
Wonderful card
Thank you so much Christi! Isn’t that a fun card fold?! 😄💕💕
That is so cute! I love it!
Thank you so much Karen! 😄💕💕
OH my gosh It's brilliant, that's added to my christmas to do list. I've just stumbled up on your channel so I've subscribed, Hello from the UK xx
Hi Karen and thank you for your kind comment and for subscribing! That is a really fun card fold and I have more of those to make for Christmas too. 😄❤️❤️
I can not choose which one I like best .... I will make them all 😀
That’s really sweet of you Merel! I like all the different folds too and think they could be used for lots of different stamps and dies. 😄❤️❤️
Wow Karen, your cards are so inspiring! Your tutorials are easy to follow.
Can I ask where you purchased your craft consortium papers from?, I to am from Canada.
Thank you so much Lisa! I’m on the Craft Consortium design team, so I confess I get the papers sent to me (I do realize how lucky I am!). I’m not sure which part of Canada you’re in, but this collection should be arriving soon in the stores and I know that Ecstasy Crafts (Ontario) and R&R Scrapbooking (Alberta) carry these lines. Scrapbook.com and Simon Says Stamp in the States will likely have it in soon too. I hope that helps! 💕💕
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Thank you so much for this information.
I will be watching for the new arrivals to make their way to the shelves. They have the cutest images!!
Thank you again Karen for your information, truly appreciate it.😊
Measurements for circles?
Hi Janet, I had to go back and watch the video to see what size they were, but they’re 4 3/4” outside diameter and 4” inside diameter. Hope that helps.
Bonjour est-il possible d’avoir le pdf du support svp
Hi Laetitia, I don’t have a PDF made for this, but if you take a screenshot of my instructions, you can enlarge it and print it from photos. I’m sorry I don’t have a PDF for you. ❤️