5 Easy Card Layouts You'll Use Over and Over | Online Card Class
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ธ.ค. 2019
- I'm sharing 5 easy card layouts you'll use over and over! This months online card class is all about making cards using Designer Series Paper (scrapbook paper if you prefer to call it that). Let the gorgeous paper do the work for you and make beautiful handmade cards quick and easy.
Today, I am sharing one of the easy card layouts with you in my video, and then, make sure to go to wp.me/p8rvpR-7dR to see how you can get the complete tutorial for free (or purchase it.)
Easy Card Layouts: In today's video I show you how I cut the pretty paper, starting with a 4" x 6" piece, and used all the pieces to make the cards below. I also show you the other 4 easy card layouts that are included as part of this months tutorial.
Don't miss the fun PAPER SAVING TRICK I share too!
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Hi this is Cheryl armintrout I love your cards
Jackie thanks fir sharing your ideas about using our stash of 6x6 dsp
You are so welcome; glad it was helpful!
Love these cards
Thanks so much!
I love that these cards are simply made from paper, punches or dies, and a sentiment of your choice. Thanks, Jackie!
Love, love, love these cards. I love easy and quick! Thanks Jackie.
Love these cards for their speed to make a whole pack. Thanks for all your videos that you do.
I love the different shades of green color combinations! Your cards are simple, but very pretty!
I too love paper and easy quick cards that look beautiful. These are great. Thanks for sharing your ideas!
This was so nice and simple!
Glad you liked it!!
A great way to get some lovely cards fast. Just beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Love the clean lines and the simplicity of each card. I will definitely be using your ideas. Thank you 😊
Thank you so much Jackie! LOVE the simplicity and beauty of these cards!
Once again, love your cards! You are so creative!❤️💙💜💗
Jackie- Lovely Cards ! Thank you for sharing this video with us! 💕
Great layouts! Thank for sharing how simple and elegant can be stunning!
These are so pretty. You’re such a wiz with the paper trimmer. Thank you!
Inspirational! Really love these layouts and I can see myself using these layouts over and over again for every occasion. Thank you!
Love these cards! Thanks so much for this tutorial!
I love this (the first) card! The way you used the pink accent strip on the inside bottom to decorate was a great idea! Thank you! Great ideas for all of them!
Love the cards and layouts! Thanks for the video!
Honestly, you ALWAYS know what to share with us! I love this video. What a fab idea. Such beautiful cards. Thank you so much.
Yes ma'am let the paper do the work. My kinda cards love them! Thank you for sharing!
Terrific layouts, they make lovely cards!
Thank you Jackie! Loving your idea’s 👍🏻😁🐨😘
AWESOME!Really good way to use up some DSP Thank you for sharing
Thank you so much, Jackie! I've been wondering how to use dsp cuz they are all so beautiful and i dont have a heart to use them carelessly. Luv ya!
Awesome cards! Thanks for sharing them.
Thanks Jackie, great cards.
Gorgeousness 💖 Thank You for sharing 💜
Amazing! Love this and we all know we have that DSP just laying around
Thank you again for your wonderful ideas. 😊
Such simple pretty cards using DSP. I am not very good at doing that so now...I have your wonderful ideas. Thanks for letting me use them.
Love it
I watched many of your video's a few months ago, and enjoyed them so much I am back watching again. Thanks for the hard work, and great ideas you share. I really enjoyed this video, as I have so much DSP that I have not cut into. SNIP, SNIP. haha
Glad you like them! I hope you'll cut some of that paper up and make some cards!
Love it, thanks for sharing. Greetings from El Salvador in Central America. I will try it
Wow, thank you so very much. So easy and quick. I really need to make cards for the new year. Also a great gift for hostesses this season.
Simple and oh so pretty.
Thank you for the great inspiration.
Beautiful set!
Thank you it gave me so many ideas and it’s so beautiful wonderful cars thank you again
These are great. Thank you so much!
Lovely Cards!
Very pretty cards!
So easy but so nice. TFS
Thank you, your video is so helpful
Love these 'Starting with six 4"x6" (10x15 cms) pieces out of one sheet of 12"x12" (30x30cms) designer / speciality designer series / scrap booking paper! All I've got to do is convert the inches into centimeters for the more modern Brits and Europeans now! Eeks! ;)
Being born in the early 60's I had to learn both Imperial and Metric measurements at school - weights, temperatures and distances too! I still prefer using pounds (lbs) and ounces (ozs) to kilograms and grams (when cooking and weighing babies/myself!) It's the same with miles and yards to kilometers and meters (when travelling and measuring anything over a yard!)
I've just about got the inches to cms and cms to inches thing ~ 2.5 centimeters = 1 inch (2.5 cms = 1")
Tfs Jackie - as always xx ~ C ~ uk
Beautiful and great way to make use of scraps:)
Love all the cards ... I have to check your store for the instructions
Thanks for sharing...
Fantastic video Jackie! Thanks for letting me tag a long! Lee
Thank you, Jackie - I am making the same card twice for my friend Jacqui and my Neice, Melanie who are both Christmas babies being born on the 19th and 23rd of December.
Cards advanced
Thanks for watching!
Thank you from Israel.
Yep I find dimension backs everywhere 😄
Love your cards. I would be careful, though, to make a hole inside on the mat. The way you punched it, it was a bit lower; I would've turn that to have the hole at the top where the sentiments would cover it. Otherwise when you write to that person the card was made for, you will bump in the hole and your writing will show it. TFS Nicole
Very nice TFS ✉✉✉✉
Make me want to make cards again
I hope you can make some cards soon!
Very nice. I would tie ribbon around top layer before gluing it to the base so it doesn't show on inside.
I ordered the PDF. I think it will be handy to have these designs to rely on.
Love ur cards u make them so simple. I love to make cards just have no one to send them to. I refuse to sale them
What liquid adhesive do you use?
Helpful video. What is the cutter that you use? Thanks!
Jackie Bolhuis Thank you. I will likely get into some trouble on this website! 🙂
Love your video...sorry that I'm curious: are your ancesters from the Netherlands? ("Klompen", "Bolhuis")...my mother was born at the dutch border and some of her ancesters come from Holland...greetings from Germany, Monique :-)
What I find wasteful is how they have two beautiful designs on the back of each card. I found a way to use both sides instead of gluing one side to the bottom. your card is beautiful. I made two videos today but I am not using these supplies. I love your video. I will let a few run on my tv. Take care.
Where do you click to get the blog post?
The link to the blog post is always in the video description.
What is your email because I have question using the same dsp. What are the background colors to these cards and the 81/2 by 51/2 paper
Merry Christmas...I have a new Email....how do I change it so I can continue getting your site 😊
How many layers can I use while using a standard stamp?
I honestly don’t know as it depends on what cardstock and paper you are using and the size of the layers. My cards never require extra so the cards you see that I share are a good guideline.
When you go to sign inside that first card, doesn't your pen "catch" inside that cutout circle behind the white, and mess up what you're trying to write?
No, I've never had an issue with that. When you use good quality, and thicker cardstock, you won't even notice the hole.
What is the name of that glue?
It's Tombow Mono Multi Liquid Glue
How do u know it’s 5.5? There are two sides to the cutter… that’s what I don’t get?? Where do u measure from?
The blade line is at 0. So you take your cardstock and line the edge at 5.5" and cut. That will make your piece 5.5".
Thank u for replying… that did help me.. also I kinda looked everywhere for the glue but couldn’t find it. I do have an old one but it’s almost out… I can’t remember where I got it..🤷🏻♀️
This is April 2023
Hi this is Cheryl armintrout from MARYSVILLE Ohio
I don’t have a designer
Hi, Great video. What make of punch did you use for the hole please?
Jackie Bolhuis Hi, I meant the actual make as it looks much better than the flimsy circle cutter I’ve got.
Did you see my reply please?
Jackie Bolhuis Thank you.