Super cute cards!! I'll be making some for my grand kids, A ballerina, princess or astronaut cards would be awesome. Thank you very much for the inspirations!!!
Love this you make is so much easier than others. I actually have this stamp set. (that doesn't happen often). But while watching this vid, you said you liked the sentiment - I heard " I hope your birthday is 'possum' which totally threw me. Until I got out my stamp set and read the sentiments! LOL pawsome! Even hubbs laughed at that one.
I also purchased the parklane colored #110lb paper bc the colors are so vibrant and I probably cant afford designer cardstock from LF MFT or Gina K. I dont mind the white core, I just use my memento markers on the edge
I love this idea. This reminds me of a tou we made with a button and string when I was a kid. I always called it a button yoyo or spinner. Thinking about that made me think something like that would be usable in your cards. May I suggest you try 2 (possibly thinner) strings that are slightly separated. When you twist it, you should get a better spin. I'm not sure it would work, but it might be a nice experiment.
i dont mean to be so off topic but does any of you know a method to log back into an Instagram account? I stupidly lost the account password. I would love any tips you can give me.
@Max Kase I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Hi, Lindsay! Really fun and lovely cards :)) The screw and robot paper is phenomenal! Since I watched your previous robot card tutorial, I`m infected. Anything robot makes my heart jump ;))) Really great! Thanks a lot for one more video gem :))) Josi
Been wanting to share this idea with you, I took a page from your playbook. Remember when you did the vidio on glycerin, and the different ways to use it. Well when I have cardstock that I know is going to crack when folded, before I fold it I spray with a mixture of glycerin and water. Let it dry for a bit, then score and fold. The glycerin keeps the cardstock from cracking. I have been doing this since I saw that video months ago. I haven't cracked cardstock since. Pleas share with your audience.
When you say you stamp several things then sit down and color them at one time, exactly how do you do that? I mean do you take one sheet of card stock and just keep stamping things on it until its full or do you get a smaller piece or card stock that fits A2 card and stamp one thing? Then get another piece to fit card and stamp one thing on that piece. Just trying to figure out how to do what you do. Maybe you could do a short video on that. Thanks
I fill a sheet with images and color them when I have time or I stamp on scraps but I use all the paper. I just leave enough room around them to be able to cut the out without ruining another image.
thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich awesome thank you. Wasn’t sure if you would stamp for one card face or what. Doing it the way you said would be easier just have to figure out what to do with them when you’re done
Think of an 8-1/2 x 11 sheet of cardstock (standard size of paper.) The SIZE of the A2 card is half of each of those measurements: 4-1/4 x 5-1/2. Usually, you would take a piece of cardstock and cut it in half. Fold each part in half to make your folded A2 cards. Hope that helps.
These are adorable!!!
This was so easy to understand, thank you! And thank you for showing how "regular" non crafty stuff can be used!
You are so welcome!
Cute cards thank you for sharing.
Super cute cards!! I'll be making some for my grand kids, A ballerina, princess or astronaut cards would be awesome. Thank you very much for the inspirations!!!
Love this you make is so much easier than others. I actually have this stamp set. (that doesn't happen often). But while watching this vid, you said you liked the sentiment - I heard " I hope your birthday is 'possum' which totally threw me. Until I got out my stamp set and read the sentiments! LOL pawsome! Even hubbs laughed at that one.
Hello Lindsay!! Both of these cards are so cute and the spinner action is fun. You are so creative.
I also purchased the parklane colored #110lb paper bc the colors are so vibrant and I probably cant afford designer cardstock from LF MFT or Gina K. I dont mind the white core, I just use my memento markers on the edge
My grandchildren love interactive cards. I need to make them some spinner cards soon. Thanks for the great tips.
These are adorable! I think kids especially love interactive thing's, its special :)
Love these. I need to make a housewarming card for a dog lover and this is so inspiring... Thank you!
These cards look so lovely. It would be a perfect personalized card.
Both cards are so cute.
I love this idea. This reminds me of a tou we made with a button and string when I was a kid. I always called it a button yoyo or spinner. Thinking about that made me think something like that would be usable in your cards. May I suggest you try 2 (possibly thinner) strings that are slightly separated. When you twist it, you should get a better spin. I'm not sure it would work, but it might be a nice experiment.
Also I love the tutorial on the interactive cards and I would be very interested in seeing you make more interactive cards
i dont mean to be so off topic but does any of you know a method to log back into an Instagram account?
I stupidly lost the account password. I would love any tips you can give me.
@Ray Jonas instablaster ;)
@Max Kase I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Max Kase it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much you really help me out!
@Ray Jonas no problem =)
So cute love the little critters adorable cards.... What kind of scan and cut do you use?
Great demos
I love this spinner card. Tyfs! 😍
Those are so cute!
Hi, Lindsay! Really fun and lovely cards :)) The screw and robot paper is phenomenal! Since I watched your previous robot card tutorial, I`m infected. Anything robot makes my heart jump ;))) Really great! Thanks a lot for one more video gem :))) Josi
so cute❤😀
Super cute! They look great:0
Been wanting to share this idea with you, I took a page from your playbook. Remember when you did the vidio on glycerin, and the different ways to use it. Well when I have cardstock that I know is going to crack when folded, before I fold it I spray with a mixture of glycerin and water. Let it dry for a bit, then score and fold. The glycerin keeps the cardstock from cracking. I have been doing this since I saw that video months ago. I haven't cracked cardstock since. Pleas share with your audience.
great idea!
When you say you stamp several things then sit down and color them at one time, exactly how do you do that? I mean do you take one sheet of card stock and just keep stamping things on it until its full or do you get a smaller piece or card stock that fits A2 card and stamp one thing? Then get another piece to fit card and stamp one thing on that piece. Just trying to figure out how to do what you do. Maybe you could do a short video on that. Thanks
I fill a sheet with images and color them when I have time or I stamp on scraps but I use all the paper. I just leave enough room around them to be able to cut the out without ruining another image.
thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich awesome thank you. Wasn’t sure if you would stamp for one card face or what. Doing it the way you said would be easier just have to figure out what to do with them when you’re done
QUESTION: What dimension is A2? Thanks.
Think of an 8-1/2 x 11 sheet of cardstock (standard size of paper.)
The SIZE of the A2 card is half of each of those measurements: 4-1/4 x
5-1/2. Usually, you would take a piece of cardstock and cut it in
half. Fold each part in half to make your folded A2 cards. Hope that
helps.
@@susanjohnson318 Thank you Susan. That explains it perfectly.