Thank you so much Jennifer for all the time it takes for you to put up these videos. I save so many of them and today I’ve been re-watching while I’ve been using my dies. You share so many unique and clever ways to use a die you are such a blessing to so many of us in the Stamping world who might not have quite the imagination that you do. Once again thank you and have a great day -. stay strong!!
Jennifer, thank you for using a range of human shades on those arms. We don’t see that enough. It may not seem like much but it’s heartfelt for me and my family. I’ve been crafting for decades and that’s just a rare and wonderful thing to see. Also on your girl power card! Thanks again!
Jennifer, you have no idea how much I look forward to your videos! You inspire me constantly. Of course, that sometimes hits the pocketbook a bit hard, but that's OK too! BTW, that Pink & Main Ergonomic Blending Brush is a-mazing! My latest favorite tool!
You are absolutely brilliant!!!! To take a die like this and manipulate it to do some many different things is just amazing. I love every video you do because you are such a good teacher and so clever. I hope you and your family are staying safe and healthy. Thanks so much for your positive attitude and for the way you reach out to others with your talent. You inspire me! Deb Deschner
Oooo … 💕 t h e s e !! This mechanism looks to be a marvelously adaptable die. (The space u n d e r the lifting cloud would ALSO be a good place for a small sentiment. As for the cloud card fitting into an A2 envelope, punching a notch in the top edge with the “pull” positioned below the top edge, would allow the card to fit into the envelope.)
I saw this set on the Simon Says Stamp website and had no clue what it was. I am so glad you demonstrated how to use it! It is a very useful die and seems easy enough to use. Thanks.
Jennifer, you are so very talented, I feel that you are a special friend of mine. I just have to watch several of your videos each day. Thank you. I cannot get around, so most of my life is in my recliner. It was pretty boring for years. Your happy disposition and talents have brought many hours of joy to my life. God bless you and your loved ones.
I really appreciate that you have always provided videos showing how to make your own interactive cards (most of the time I find your versions easier than the specialty dies!) but I have to admit this one is really cool - especially using it for the graduation caps - that it just adorable!
Jennifer McGuire, you are amazing! Your mind and engineering are astonishing! These cards are wonderful. You are the best salesperson forSimon Says Stamp, even though you don’t tell people to buy things. I want every single stamp and die in this collection.
I was hoping you would do a video for this die. As always you made amazing cards & gave such clear instructions. I think your rainbow card at the end is the best thing I’ve ever seen!! 😊 Thank you so much.
I enjoyed your video. I don't normally make interactive cards, because they seem so difficult, however, you have shown how easy they can be to make. Thank you for your creativity, you have inspired me.
Great way to start my Friday by watching the fun cards you create! Love the quintuplet slider die, I can see how it can be used with balloons, little bees, butterflies...the options are endless. Thanks again for always sharing your techniques with us!
I was looking forward to your next video - I always learn a lot! This die is amazing. I love the unique sliding mechanism. Thanks so much for sharing... until your next installment. :-)
I love watching your videos, you make amazing cards and explain the processes so clearly. I don't know if you are aware that it is very expensive to buy Simon Says Stamp products in the UK. I can get some other brands from British firms that buy in bulk and resell, but SSS don't allow that. Such a pity. Stay safe and sane! Thank you for your hard work.
Thanks for another great tutorial. I will definitely be trying this! Regarding the pull tab sticking out - could you invert this by making a half circle cut out at the top of the card front, so that the sliding piece can be accessed for pulling? (Cutting off the pull tab that is created by the die so the top is straight.) This way you could keep the card the same size.
Thank you so much for this! I have been losing inspiration with "shopping my stash" and new purchases are just not an option at this time, however.... this video is gold! I have the waffle flower slider die set and using your ideas with partial die cutting... I think I can pull this off! Thank you for lifting me out of my funk and please stay safe!!
Awesome tutorial your did a fabulous job. I have been intimidated by these kind of cards but always wanted to try. You have taken the guess work out and inspired me. Thank You!
Love these interactive cards! This die is a game changer! I have searched, but have had no luck finding your video where you showed various sandwiches to use with the Gemini. Could you help me find it, please? I love my Gemini Jr, but the plate warping and the mutilation of the magnetic mat are getting frustrating and I do rotate them every time I die cut something!
i totally agree. 99% of my videos are techniques you can do with products you have. i REALLY focus on that. but occasionally a product comes out that i think is awesome... so i share MULTIPLE ways to use it. I try hard to balance it all! :)
I love the cards! However, I have such a strong feeling that the slids from the Suprise Slider Elements die are not designed correctly.... Shouldn't they all be the same height (instead of the outer and middle one being longer)? Because now you can never use the top part of the longer slids, when you use all five slids. Or is this so you have a big slide option when you don't use the two shorter ones? I just don't really understand 😅 For your second card you die cut the slids again, so you indeed get all slids in the same height. But why isn't it designed that way? Is there a benefit of having one slid shorter than the other?
Thank you so much Jennifer for all the time it takes for you to put up these videos. I save so many of them and today I’ve been re-watching while I’ve been using my dies. You share so many unique and clever ways to use a die you are such a blessing to so many of us in the Stamping world who might not have quite the imagination that you do. Once again thank you and have a great day -. stay strong!!
Jennifer, thank you for using a range of human shades on those arms. We don’t see that enough. It may not seem like much but it’s heartfelt for me and my family. I’ve been crafting for decades and that’s just a rare and wonderful thing to see. Also on your girl power card! Thanks again!
Jennifer, you have no idea how much I look forward to your videos! You inspire me constantly. Of course, that sometimes hits the pocketbook a bit hard, but that's OK too! BTW, that Pink & Main Ergonomic Blending Brush is a-mazing! My latest favorite tool!
You are absolutely brilliant!!!! To take a die like this and manipulate it to do some many different things is just amazing. I love every video you do because you are such a good teacher and so clever. I hope you and your family are staying safe and healthy. Thanks so much for your positive attitude and for the way you reach out to others with your talent. You inspire me! Deb Deschner
Oooo … 💕 t h e s e !! This mechanism looks to be a marvelously adaptable die. (The space u n d e r the lifting cloud would ALSO be a good place for a small sentiment. As for the cloud card fitting into an A2 envelope, punching a notch in the top edge with the “pull” positioned below the top edge, would allow the card to fit into the envelope.)
I saw this set on the Simon Says Stamp website and had no clue what it was. I am so glad you demonstrated how to use it! It is a very useful die and seems easy enough to use. Thanks.
Very fun slider tool. Great variety of examples shown. Lots of stamps would work. Can't wait to try it.
Beautifully done Jennifer ! Thanks for sharing.
Great fun cards as always Jennifer. Thank you.😀
Jennifer, you are so very talented, I feel that you are a special friend of mine. I just have to watch several of your videos each day. Thank you. I cannot get around, so most of my life is in my recliner. It was pretty boring for years. Your happy disposition and talents have brought many hours of joy to my life. God bless you and your loved ones.
Really cute cards and some great tips to work with the slider.
Great cards and ideas, thanks Jennifer.
Stunning collection of cards x
These are such fun cards. You make everything look so easy. Thanks for sharing.
Super amazing cards! Thanks for for showing many creative ideas with this die.
Awesome cards, Jennifer!
Thanks for yet another great informative video, these cards are awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Another great video. Awesome cards. TFS
Thanks for sharing the tutorial for using this new SSS slider element. It's going on my "must have" list to begin creating slider cards. Stay well.
Absolutely awesome cards.
Thanks so much for sharing...
I really appreciate that you have always provided videos showing how to make your own interactive cards (most of the time I find your versions easier than the specialty dies!) but I have to admit this one is really cool - especially using it for the graduation caps - that it just adorable!
Such beautiful cards, and so many helpful hints! Thanks so much for participating in this blog hop!
Jennifer McGuire, you are amazing! Your mind and engineering are astonishing! These cards are wonderful. You are the best salesperson forSimon Says Stamp, even though you don’t tell people to buy things. I want every single stamp and die in this collection.
Exactly!! Me too Barbara.
Terrific tutorial! Thank you so much for showing how to do this.
Love your videos!!!
I was hoping you would do a video for this die. As always you made amazing cards & gave such clear instructions. I think your rainbow card at the end is the best thing I’ve ever seen!! 😊 Thank you so much.
So enjoyed these ideas! Thank you for sharing. I love it that you make longer, detailed videos.
Fun and wonderful cards!!! Thanks for sharing, blessings, health, & hugs!!!
I enjoyed your video. I don't normally make interactive cards, because they seem so difficult, however, you have shown how easy they can be to make. Thank you for your creativity, you have inspired me.
Very clever cards!
Oh, I need that rainbow card! Too cute!♥️♥️♥️
I just love your tutorials, the cards you create are beautiful .... regards from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks so much for showing how to use this die. Can't wait for mine to come now!
Eres lo máximo ❤ 😘 desde Méx 🇲🇽
Awesome cards, I really appreciate that you show multiple ways of using the dies.💕💕💕💕👍
Great way to start my Friday by watching the fun cards you create! Love the quintuplet slider die, I can see how it can be used with balloons, little bees, butterflies...the options are endless. Thanks again for always sharing your techniques with us!
Always impressed & amazed. Thank you for giving us inspiration every week.
Awesome video!!! I love all the ideas you showed to use this one die! These videos are so helpful, thank you!!!
Awesome slider cards...such a great technique...thank you Jennifer.
Absolutely awesome
What a great demonstration, Jennifer! When I first saw this die set I didn't think I wanted or needed it. Hmph. Guess whose mind you changed?!!! LOL
Thank you so much!! I have a different die set to make sliders similar to this and you’ve just given me a bunch of new ideas to use with it.
Oh my gosh
So cute!!!
Thanks for sharing. Love the cards.
This was so cool! I actually paused your video and bought this set...I was looking for something new for graduation...🤗
Great tutorial. I love this die set. And I love your cards. They’re so pretty. Thank you for sharing.🤗😊
I had to order this after watching your fun cards!!! Thanks so much!!!
You are so intelligent and talented I love the graduation card with the flying caps very cute, I also feel very very sad for the graduates this year.
Love these and can’t wait to create again after rehab for my leg. You always have some clever ideas. ❤️these cards. Thank you.
Fabulous 👍👍👍👍
I was looking forward to your next video - I always learn a lot! This die is amazing. I love the unique sliding mechanism. Thanks so much for sharing... until your next installment. :-)
Absolutely amazing!!!
Thank you for sharing your ideas & making this video on how to assemble this
Surprise Slider Element card! Be careful & take care!
I love watching your videos, you make amazing cards and explain the processes so clearly. I don't know if you are aware that it is very expensive to buy Simon Says Stamp products in the UK. I can get some other brands from British firms that buy in bulk and resell, but SSS don't allow that. Such a pity. Stay safe and sane! Thank you for your hard work.
wonderful video.❤️ I was very happy to see your video. ️♥like💖🥇🥇🥇🐇🌺🥀🐬🌼🐾🕊️💞💕💖💖
Love the grad card, this dieset looks like fun.
Love this. Your instructions are always great. TFS
Last night I was hoping for a video from you ... yeah. Lots of great creative ideas. Thanks for sharing.
INCREDIBLE! You are BLESSING!!
Very amazing cards - thanks for sharing!
Thanks for another great tutorial. I will definitely be trying this! Regarding the pull tab sticking out - could you invert this by making a half circle cut out at the top of the card front, so that the sliding piece can be accessed for pulling? (Cutting off the pull tab that is created by the die so the top is straight.) This way you could keep the card the same size.
Thank you so much for this! I have been losing inspiration with "shopping my stash" and new purchases are just not an option at this time, however.... this video is gold! I have the waffle flower slider die set and using your ideas with partial die cutting... I think I can pull this off! Thank you for lifting me out of my funk and please stay safe!!
Incredible!
I completely agree with Barbara Martin - see below! Thank you Jennifer!
Awesome beauiful as always Jen a big fan from the caribbean i am into art and craft myself god bless🙏🙏🙏🙏
Love your cards and helpful hints!!
Very cool! Thank you
Thank you. I got this die and needed some extra ideas.
Awesome!
You're a great inspiration to me on many levels.... 😉😍🤗
Awesome tutorial your did a fabulous job. I have been intimidated by these kind of cards but always wanted to try. You have taken the guess work out and inspired me. Thank You!
these are awesome. I might have to give this a try. Thanks so much
So cute! TFS!
Love these interactive cards! This die is a game changer! I have searched, but have had no luck finding your video where you showed various sandwiches to use with the Gemini. Could you help me find it, please? I love my Gemini Jr, but the plate warping and the mutilation of the magnetic mat are getting frustrating and I do rotate them every time I die cut something!
You are so freaking creative! Question....can I could use this slider in the opposite direction going long was across the card?
WOW, you're just amazing. Love all the cards you made today!
Where do you get your envelopes? Love interacting cards sets...you’re so clever with easy tips... hugs
I mostly use Gina K, Simon Says Stamp, or My Favorite Things envelopes. They are great!
LOVE THIS
What lovely die. Lovely cards. The price on that straight line die tho is ridiculous.
Can you use the die for a side pull and maybe use fish swimming or animals walking?
Good idea
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💯❤️💯❤️💯❤️. Hugz
You are amazing, but I think during these times you should show techniques with older supplies.
i totally agree. 99% of my videos are techniques you can do with products you have. i REALLY focus on that. but occasionally a product comes out that i think is awesome... so i share MULTIPLE ways to use it. I try hard to balance it all! :)
These cards are beautiful. I'm just wondering what those slots are for in the rear panel? Is there also another way to use this die?
Marleen Schepers I was wondering the same thing. Trying to see about doing it on my own.
I love the cards!
However, I have such a strong feeling that the slids from the Suprise Slider Elements die are not designed correctly.... Shouldn't they all be the same height (instead of the outer and middle one being longer)? Because now you can never use the top part of the longer slids, when you use all five slids. Or is this so you have a big slide option when you don't use the two shorter ones? I just don't really understand 😅
For your second card you die cut the slids again, so you indeed get all slids in the same height. But why isn't it designed that way? Is there a benefit of having one slid shorter than the other?
Is there any reason you can’t put the reinforcement on the entire back of the slider piece?
you could try it.