I know this was recorded over 3 years ago, but just want to let you know that this video has been a tremendous help. I'm not good with measurements and this was right on time. Thank you for a great tutorial.
Thank you for sharing this awesome list & tutorial. Here’s another mini slimline sized card for using those 6x6 DSP paper pads. Each of those DSP sheets makes 2 -3x6 card fronts. This card size fits perfectly in a standard 6-3/4 letter envelope. The card base is 6-1/2 (score @ 3-1/4) x 6-1/4. This is a great size for using beautiful DSP as the focus of the card.
Great Video, but I'm confused on the DL size, what size paper to make the envelope?? I know the size is not listed on the 1-2-3 but you can make it, and I thought you were going to show that, for the DL card? Please help. Thank you.
I was looking for the scoreline measurement for the mini slimline. You tel what size to cut the paper but not the scoring measurements for each one. Maybe you could do another video giving that info.
The envelope punch board in your video has extensions, which increase the score line length. The link you provide doesn't take one to the "with extensions" punch board. Please include the correct link. Thanks.
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Love this video it is a great video for the slim cards and envelopes sizes . Thanks very much for sharing ! 🥰😊
I know this was recorded over 3 years ago, but just want to let you know that this video has been a tremendous help. I'm not good with measurements and this was right on time. Thank you for a great tutorial.
You’ve changed my life! Thank you for such a genius tutorial. You’re a delight to listen to and learn from.
Great utube. Just what I was looking for. Thanks !
Thanks for sharing the measurements! I just saw WRMK is releasing a Slimline Card Envelope Punch Board. I can't wait! Again, thanks for sharing!
😲 that might have to jump in a shopping basket! I haven’t seen that!
@@JRCreationsandco I hope to find one soon! I hope you do as well!
Thank you for sharing this awesome list & tutorial. Here’s another mini slimline sized card for using those 6x6 DSP paper pads. Each of those DSP sheets makes 2 -3x6 card fronts. This card size fits perfectly in a standard 6-3/4 letter envelope. The card base is 6-1/2 (score @ 3-1/4) x 6-1/4. This is a great size for using beautiful DSP as the focus of the card.
What for the envelope
This was very helpful! Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you for a great video with lots of very useful tips
The mini and standard slimline you made are the same as I prefer in the US. Thank you for your video!
Thank you for this vid it was extremely helpful!
This is awesome and much needed! Thank you 😁👏👏👍💕
Awesome. Thank you 💕
You mentioned a link for slimline envelopes. I don't see it. Please provide. Thanks.
Thank-you for doing the measurements for me! Your video is awesome!
Great Video, but I'm confused on the DL size, what size paper to make the envelope?? I know the size is not listed on the 1-2-3 but you can make it, and I thought you were going to show that, for the DL card? Please help. Thank you.
I wanted the sizes of the smaller slim lines. Thank you.👍
I was looking for the scoreline measurement for the mini slimline. You tel what size to cut the paper but not the scoring measurements for each one. Maybe you could do another video giving that info.
We R Memory Keepers is coming out with a slimline card punch board in December. It is supposed to help create two sizes and their envelopes.
Very informative video. thx.
The envelope punch board in your video has extensions, which increase the score line length. The link you provide doesn't take one to the "with extensions" punch board. Please include the correct link. Thanks.
Would the "Envelope Generator" app that's on cell phones give you the right measurement for envelopes that are not printed on the board?
I have tried looking for the app before, but I don't think I was able to download it from the UK, but I haven't looked in a while so maybe you can now