Great video -- amazing card. Have never really done the whole one-sheet wonder. Most I have seen there are waaaaay to many pieces. Love this idea, can't wait to make some. Thanks for sharing
TFS used a piece of perfectly artistic DSP in basic grey from 2016 sale-a-bration to make some masculine cards. So love this layout. Keep the one sheet wonders coming.
oh how I love your vids Angie. I went to dollar tree n saw boxes, 3 for a dollar. they were filled with stick matches. I have tried n tried to make this box n cannot get the measurements right. please help. please make one it's like a big slider box. thank u
Hi Angie, what am I doing wrong? 5 1/2 inch is not the middle of my paper. Do we in Europe have different sizes of paper in A4? My paper is 11 11/16 inch or in Dutch 29,7 cm. by 8 1/4 inch is 21 cm. I have translated the inches into cm. and the DSP measurements also.
I love your adorable, simple cards. However, might I suggest that you fast forward for most of your repetitive processes? You really only need to show two, and can fast forward through the other 6. Most of us don't need to see you fold your card stock or add glue dots. Those are simple enough for almost anyone to understand. It would make your videos shorter and still get your point across. This note is a suggestion for future videos and is not meant to be critical of your processes. Thank you for at least reading this...
I like to watch the whole process - those that don't, can fast forward through it themselves and come to the next part of the video that they want to see. You don't have to watch the whole thing if you don't want to. Many times at the beginning where people tell you the measurements and all the pieces you will need to complete a project, if I'm not going to be writing that down or don't care about each piece and it's measurement at that time, I move quickly past that to where they start actually making the project. Some people like to see the whole process and since we can forward through any spot, I see no problem if they don't fast forward through anything.
Great video -- amazing card. Have never really done the whole one-sheet wonder. Most I have seen there are waaaaay to many pieces. Love this idea, can't wait to make some. Thanks for sharing
TFS used a piece of perfectly artistic DSP in basic grey from 2016 sale-a-bration to make some masculine cards. So love this layout. Keep the one sheet wonders coming.
I love your work
I love these types of cards
Thanks another great one sheet wonder.
Super job love this card thanks
Love it, quick and easy!
oh how I love your vids Angie. I went to dollar tree n saw boxes, 3 for a dollar. they were filled with stick matches. I have tried n tried to make this box n cannot get the measurements right. please help. please make one it's like a big slider box. thank u
Hi Angie, what am I doing wrong? 5 1/2 inch is not the middle of my paper. Do we in Europe have different sizes of paper in A4? My paper is 11 11/16 inch or in Dutch 29,7 cm. by 8 1/4 inch is 21 cm. I have translated the inches into cm. and the DSP measurements also.
Thank you for the lovely card video
I think the Rick Razzleberry looks Awesome
I love your adorable, simple cards. However, might I suggest that you fast forward for most of your repetitive processes? You really only need to show two, and can fast forward through the other 6. Most of us don't need to see you fold your card stock or add glue dots. Those are simple enough for almost anyone to understand. It would make your videos shorter and still get your point across. This note is a suggestion for future videos and is not meant to be critical of your processes. Thank you for at least reading this...
I like to watch the whole process - those that don't, can fast forward through it themselves and come to the next part of the video that they want to see. You don't have to watch the whole thing if you don't want to. Many times at the beginning where people tell you the measurements and all the pieces you will need to complete a project, if I'm not going to be writing that down or don't care about each piece and it's measurement at that time, I move quickly past that to where they start actually making the project. Some people like to see the whole process and since we can forward through any spot, I see no problem if they don't fast forward through anything.