Card Sentiments without a Stamp
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Ancient history, but from 10 years ago you answered a question. Thank you, as always.
I realize this is an older video & I am so glad to know that MayMay, at one time, used computer generated sentiments---My crafty budget is very low so my computer has been a great help
BRILLIANT 😇 I’m thrilled to have found this much needed tutorial❣️ I’m heading to my computer right now & making a bunch 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I started making cards on my computer many years ago and expanded to using dies relatively recently. Most of my images and all sentments are digital. I have a supply of various sized Avery mailing labels that I use so I only need to print what I need. Since I don't mass I produce cards it works best for me.
Very nice technique, and a lovely card. I have done this too, but I still love to have a stamp so that I can color emboss my sentiments. But in a pinch, this is a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Hi MayMay, I just came across this video and was happy to see you using print outs for card making. I use a lot of computer printed art on my cards as I don't have many stamps and like the freedom of customization. Anyway, I was wondering if you considered selling sets of digital downloads of your favorite sentiments/images for those of us who don't stamp as much. Thanks MayMay, I always love your videos, I think your tutorials are the best on TH-cam! ❤️
This was a great tip to personalize cards. Thanks for
Sharing.
Awesome, money-saving tip, Maymay! Thank you :-)
It's so funny that I never even thought of doing that! Thanks! :)
Hello there, please could you tell me where you purchased your scoring board. It's neat..and compact. Thanks , Australia
Great tip. I did this on my Word before but I made them to close so when I cut them only every other one was good. TFS ~hugs~ Debi
Please do more greeting card tutorials, I love making cards
thanks!!!! great tips!!!!!!!
Sweet card.
I am watching all her videos and this is a great idea!
Very helpful and it's what I've been doing so far. Then my printer shut down 😞 Could you plz tell us what tape runner you used in the video? Thanks!
Hi we don't use a tape runner anymore, you can do a Google search for Scotch Tape Runners, thanks
I do this because I can be VERY specific and can spend money on dies or other stuff rather than overpriced stamps. :) Dee
DeeLightful Co I do this for things like Mothers Day..I mean, I don’t want to send my mom a card with the same stamp every year,but I als don’t want to buy a,new stamp every year!
"Boring, boring boring" love it
Could you make a guide to doing this so we could print out. (For dummies like me)
Hi , you will need to play around with the "word" program on you computer, thanks
I know this is an old video, but did you print those sentiments on cardstock or just regular printing paper? Also, do you have any tips on cutting out sentiments? I like the idea of making it with ribbon ends, but what if you want it like a stamp onto the card? I am thinking of fussy cutting the sentiments (that is a pain too with those fancy fonts), but sometimes, we have color/pattern backgrounds and leaving a white surrounding sentiments could be cute on some card, but not necessarily on others. I can't never cut in a uniformed shape, so that makes the white more noticeable on a colored backdrop. I am still trying to find a way to do this that make it look like I stamp on a card or print it straight onto the card.
sweetpuppy120489 I used card stock on this one, I would suggest printing your sentiments on designer paper or colored paper, then if you don't want a white background you would have something that coordinated with your card. You could also print the sentiment, then trace a shape around them and cut them out. That way you wouldn't really be free handing the cut. Hope that helps!
I was thinking you might use a cutting die too, just simple shapes like circle, square, oval dies to cut them out.
This also gave me an idea to print them with a laser printer and foil them with the Minc! Thanks MayMay! 😍