I can't stop watching your assembly videos- they're so well produced and are so informative and really off the versatility and beauty of the dies... I want every single die!
Karen, love watching the scene come together, it's like magic and so inspiring! Your "how to" videos are great because you go step by step and don't jump around, thanks for all the tips and taking the time to make a video!
I'm so glad I watched this video and you said that it's ok to add water to the glue! i keep seeing how easy it is for you to squeeze the glue out, but i have to hold mine in my fist to be able to squeeze hard enough (which makes it wobbly and it gets in the wrong places because i can't control it that way). I've wondered if i could add a tiny bit of water but was afraid it would mess it up. I just tried it and it's perfect now! Now, i'm looking foreward to gluing tiny things instead of dreading it!
awwww Karen, I love your products, own several, can't wait to see ya at a convention again . Will you and your company be in Indianapolis at the Heirloom convention? Hoping so! Thank you so much, Carole Lovill
Hi Karen, I am fairly new to die cuts, but have amassed most of yours!! Now to use them....Can you tell me what layers I need to cut your dies on a Cuttlebug. I'm not sure what to use or what order to put them in.. Thank you so much fr your wonderful designs!
Karen, I love all of your dies & I have a few of them (from the other place). I was wondering what is the weight of your base paper used for the accordian cards. Thank you so much for all the inspiration you share.
Thanks Karen! For this card I used 100 lb. cardstock. (I love Card Shoppe, by Bazzill) But if I'm going to be adding patterned paper or frame edges to each page, then it would be fine to use regular 80 lb. cardstock, since it's going to have layers.
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I can't stop watching your assembly videos- they're so well produced and are so informative and really off the versatility and beauty of the dies... I want every single die!
I love this one, it’s so cute! And so versatile! I just bought it to add to my collection of your super cute dies. I can’t wait to try it! Thank you 😊
Karen, love watching the scene come together, it's like magic and so inspiring! Your "how to" videos are great because you go step by step and don't jump around, thanks for all the tips and taking the time to make a video!
As always your dies are must haves. I luv the mushroom one . All great . Thanks for sharing.
I love the clever dies, but also your tutorials! thanks...
I'm so glad I watched this video and you said that it's ok to add water to the glue! i keep seeing how easy it is for you to squeeze the glue out, but i have to hold mine in my fist to be able to squeeze hard enough (which makes it wobbly and it gets in the wrong places because i can't control it that way). I've wondered if i could add a tiny bit of water but was afraid it would mess it up. I just tried it and it's perfect now! Now, i'm looking foreward to gluing tiny things instead of dreading it!
Wonderful cards.
I have the other die you stated that the frames will fit it as well? Also all the smaller pieces with this one are they sold separately.
awwww Karen, I love your products, own several, can't wait to see ya at a convention again . Will you and your company be in Indianapolis at the Heirloom convention? Hoping so!
Thank you so much,
Carole Lovill
Hi Karen, I am fairly new to die cuts, but have amassed most of yours!! Now to use them....Can you tell me what layers I need to cut your dies on a Cuttlebug. I'm not sure what to use or what order to put them in.. Thank you so much fr your wonderful designs!
Karen, I love all of your dies & I have a few of them (from the other place). I was wondering what is the weight of your base paper used for the accordian cards. Thank you so much for all the inspiration you share.
Thanks Karen! For this card I used 100 lb. cardstock. (I love Card Shoppe, by Bazzill) But if I'm going to be adding patterned paper or frame edges to each page, then it would be fine to use regular 80 lb. cardstock, since it's going to have layers.
Thank you for your promt reply!!! 🤗
Love this!!!!
Beautiful card!
Super cute!
Cool