No.388 - Never-Ending Card - UK Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator
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- www.janbcards.com Stampin’ Up! UK Independent Demonstrator Jan Brown shares this project with you to create this fascinating old favourite, the Never-Ending Card, plus hints and tips galore!
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Products & Measurements
12" x 12" Neutrals Cardstock: 147003 - Crumb Cake 6” x 12” (15cm x 30cm)
Whisper White A4 Cardstock: 106549 - 6 pieces 2 7/8” x 2 7/8” (7.3cm x 7.3cm)
Whisper White A4 Cardstock: 106549 - 12 pieces 1 3/8” x 2 7/8” (3.5cm x 7.3cm)
Whisper White A4 Cardstock: 106549 - 8 pieces 1 3/8” x 1 3/8” (3.5cm x 3.5cm)
Tutti Fruit Retired Designer Series Paper in Rich Razzleberry - 6 pieces 2¾” x 2¾” (7cm x 7cm)
Tranquil Textures Designer Series Paper: 146331 - 12 pieces 1¼” x 2¾” (3.2cm x 7cm)
Share What You Love Specialty Designer Series Paper: 146926 - 8 pieces 1¼” x 1¼” (3.2cm x 3.2cm)
Crumb Cake A4 Cardstock: 121685 - scraps for sentiments, ovals and circles
Whisper White A4 Cardstock: 106549 - scraps for images
Trimmer - Stampin' Trimmer: 129722
Scoring Board (Simply Scored Scoring Tool): 122334
Grid Paper: 130148
Tear and Tape Adhesive: 138995
Paper Piercing Tool: 126189
Tombow Liquid Glue: 110755
Silicone Craft Sheet: 127853
Bone Folder: 102300
Tombow Liquid Glue: 110755
Silicone Craft Sheet: 127853
1" Circle Punch: 119868
Happy Birthday Gorgeous Photopolymer Stamp Set: 143662
Rooted in Nature Wood Mount Stamp Set: 146479; Clear Mount: 146482 (Available as a bundle with Nature's Roots Framelits Wood Mount:148352; Clear Mount: 148353
Rich Razzleberry Ink: 126950: Refill: 115664
Mossy Meadow Ink:147111; Refill: 133651
Stazon Jet Black Ink Pad: 101406; Refill: 102566
Petal Palette Wood Mount Stamp Set: 145785; Clear Mount: 145788
Petals & More Thinlits: 145655
Detailed Trio Punch: 146320
Regals Collection Marker Pens Set of 10 - Rich Razzleberry: 147155
Neutrals Marker Pen Set of 10 - Mossy Meadow: 147158
Big Shot Machine: 113439
Big Shot Magnetic Platform: 130658
Paper Snips Scissors: 103579
Stitched Shapes Framelits Dies: 145372 - oval no. 3, circle no. 3
SNAIL: 104332: Refill: 104331 - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Hello dear Jan! A customer-turned-friend made a never ending card for my birthday and included a huge tutorial in the envelope. Which doesn't help me: I need to SEE how a fun fold is done. So I Googled and found many YT videos, but chose yours as I know how well you explain the making of any card. I'll have to rewatch and pause, because this card is NOT the simplest one😊, but you did explain it quite well indeed. Thank you so much!!❣
yHi, Ineke. I'm very much a visual learner too. Enjoy making one of these cards! Take care and God bless. xx
In the US, a 6x6 card will cost extra postage because it needs to be hand cancelled, as it will not fit in the automated sorting equipment that the USPS uses. Everything that you make is absolutely gorgeous and professional looking. You take such great care and you are a wonderful teacher.
Many thanks, Sharon. That's such a shame! Fortunately, that's not a problem here in the UK. xx
I’ve watched a lot of never ending card videos and this has been the clearest. Truly an oldie but a goody. I’m off to check out all your other videos. Lucky I’m retired now!
This is BRILLIANT and so much easier to create than the first one I saw by Veronica Chambers
. Going to try it out tomorrow. Thank you from Klemzig Sth Aust
Many thanks, Milena. I'm so pleased you found this tutorial easy to follow. xx
It's hard to focus on the tutorial... all I can pay attention to is those absolutely amazing nails!!!!! Such wonderful nailpolish!!!
Oh, dear! I'm sorry! 😀 xx
Thanks for all the "cut exactly the same" ins tructions. You are so right about this! Great instruction!
Excellent tip for correctly aligning card stock on the paper trimmer. I’ve never been that precise and have had to do some trimming to take care of the rubs. Beautiful cards. This is the classiest method of decorating these cards that I have seen. I will use this whenever I make a never-ending card.
Many thanks, Linda. I'm so pleased you have been successful. xx
I heart you so much. You are THE one that taught me to not try to rush and try to keep up with the demonstrator. I admire you as one of the best teachers I've ever had in my lifetime. So forgive me for saying, ok let's go do this. Lol
Wow, thank you, Elizabeth, that is a mammoth compliment. 💖 xxx
With all of the instructions on TH-cam to make this never ending card I knew you were the best to learn it from. Your attention to detail is incomparable! Thanks Jan, two of my grandchildren have birthdays coming up in the next month and I think they will love this fancy fold card! 🍂🍁🍂
Many thanks, Jane. I'm sure it'll keep them amused for a very long time! Enjoy! xx
Hello,
I am so glad I made this card. It turned out awesome with a little bit of practice!
Well done, Matt. It certainly isn't the easiest card to make! xx
I finally got the folding part down. Now I'm off to my craft room to add the embellishments on each section. That's going to be time consuming. But, after I do one it will get easier. Great job showing how to do this card.
I'm so pleased you like this card and that you've been successful, Markets of Sunshine. xx
Thanks Jan. I love your précision. You are my favorite demonstrator!
This is a lovely card! I can see why your grandson would be fascinated, because I am! Will CAS this for sure.
Many thanks, Julie. Enjoy CASing this project! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
I saw this fold when I was a lot younger and was always fascinated by it, I'm glad to finally know how to make my own, Thank you so much for sharing your skills.
Many thanks, Jackie. Glad it was helpful! xx
Thanks for the good tip about rounding the corners!
I'm glad you like it, Gretchen. I often think it's the small details that make a big difference. xx
Oh boy, Jan!! I just followed your video in making just the base for this card & writing what goes where & how! Now to attempt to make one with "all" the pieces of scrap that I have so much of. I did get a couple of chuckles out of this one. I just love it. Especially when the card you made did not open the same as the one you had already done! Hey, it still worked. Yes, in the US we must pay more for square cards, but you can make a larger envelope to justify it! Thank goodness for the Envelope Punch Board & you can do that!! And you are right, depending on the paper used you may not need the double mats, but yours are all so beautiful!!! TY for this video.
Many thanks, Claire. I hope yours worked out, too! Best wishes for a very blessed Christmas, and a healthy, happy 2019. Happy crafting, JanB.
brilliant idea for 2 birthday csrds I need to make in a hurry--You've saved the day! (no idea how I missed this video before)
Many thanks, Gretchen. Enjoy making this project! xx
So much work and detail but absolutely worth it. Your cards are fabulous as always!
Many thanks, Ms Tawksalot! xx
Awesome card Jan! I thoroughly enjoyed your instructions!
Many thanks, Lesley. I have to admit that this card was a challenge when I first started!! xx
You always make the prettiest cards! AND, it is so nice of you to share them on TH-cam with instructions that make sense and make it easy for people to follow along. You are truly talented and we are blessed by you!
Many thanks for your very kind words, Susan. xx
What an amazing card! Truly has a WOW factor as someone mentioned. I just made one. I watched your video, then prepared all the items, and watched bit by bit....your instructions are so clear! Thanks for sharing! ❤️
Many thanks, Lori. I'm so pleased you found my instructions easy to follow. xx
I appreciate the continuity of background solid or checked and the use of die cuts for the open spaces.
Many thanks, Susan. xx
You make this seem relatively easy to make! 6x6 inches is much larger than I expected but that size makes it easier to make and decorate. I’ve made a smaller version two times in the past…epic disaster! Thanks for the tutorial!
Many thanks, Sandra. This certainly isn't the easiest card to make not least because of the amount of decorating it requires! But I'm pleased you've had success! xx
Jan, what a wonderful, wonderful card!! The way you decorated it is just beautiful, the colors really make the card flow together. Thank you so much for a great video and the hints and excellent directions. I am going to try this one for sure. I always hope and pray the person getting the card really likes it and treasures it!!! We as cardmakers can hope!!
Thanks, Denise. I think this style of card would blow any recipient away! Have fun! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Jan B, thank you for this tutorial, it was very timely for me as I just made a 6 by 6 never ending card and it was off just a tiny bit in some spots, now I know why next time I will make sure every piece is exactly the same size and that I turn the paper to score so the score lines are exact. Decorating will also be easier because I have seen this tutorial so thank you very much. : )
Just saw this for the first time. Love it and your directions as always are the best
WOW!! What a great to see you put this amazing card!! TOGETHER!! I would have never tried this before NOW!! Thank YOU for SHARING this BEAUTIFUL CARD😍😍
Hi, Tina. I hope you'll have a go yourself! You'll be so pleased you did! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Thank you, I love learning new techniques and you show the most amazing cards.
Many thanks, Martitza. I'm so pleased you enjoy my tutorials. ☺ Happy crafting. JanB.
Great job, especially going in one direction when opening the card. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Many thanks, Penny. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Wow! Love it! And there are so many ways this could be used for. Thank you very much for sharing!
Many thanks, Brid Get. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
I love both the products that you have created Jan. I have watched a video tutorial in the past of 'Never-Ending Cards' and it wasn't created as you have done it. Now I have two different ways to use when creating these cards. I images and colour just go together amazingly well. Thank you :O)
Hi, Lorraine. I wonder if you're referring to the lady who sort of rolled one piece and gently pressed it down. I can't remember her name. I did think about trying her way but I decided to stick to the way I've always made them! LOL! ☺ Happy crafting. JanB.
Once again, Jan, you have outdone yourself. Amazing card. I will be making this one. Thank you.
Hi, Jean. I'm so pleased you're going to make one - I'm sure you'll love it! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Good gosh, this was totally AWESOME! I love this technique and I have already made one with the guidance of your instructions a few moments ago. Thank you so much for posting this tutorial.
Many thanks, ConishKee. I'm so pleased you like it. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
What an absolutely brilliant card. Thanks for sharing all your wonderful tips on how to make it fold perfectly. Have not seen one before this is simply great. 💐
Many thanks, Jeannie. I hope you give it a try - it's a great card!☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Seriously ... This IS AMAZING !! wow ! Thank You for sharing all the how to's on this fabulous card! : )
Many thanks, Sharon. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Beautiful cards and fascinating
Thanks so much, Joyce! xx
Thank you Jan! This one is just delightful! I'm going to have fun trying to do it!
Many thanks, Paula. Enjoy! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
what a lovely card, I know I will be casing this.....so much fun.
I have always wondered how these were made and now I know how. Thanks for that Jan.
Hi Patricia. I hope you give them a go - they're fun! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
A brilliant tutorial. Thank you so much. It’s the first time I’ve understood how to make one of these cards.
Many thanks, Ann. I'm glad it was easy to follow. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
I made this a graduation card and added photos, etc. I love the idea. Your tutorial is super easy to follow. Thank you for sharing.
I imagine that looked fabulous! xx
Such a lovely and fun card! Thank you for all of the tips. I have never tried one of these before but I am excited to give it a try! Thank you for sharing!
Hi, Lori. I'm sure you'll love making this card, it's a very satisfying project! Have fun! ☺Happy crafting, JanB.
Easy peasy lemon squeezey ...I love it...that’s what I say! I’m in Ohio. Your directions are awesome. Can’t wait to try this one!
Many thanks, Donna. So pleased you're going to have a go! Enjoy! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
I love your videos. You are so creative and meticulous. Not to mention that you are such a classy lady!
Another Expert Video Demonstration! Thank you so much for this Beautiful Card!
Many thanks, Donna. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Lovely card really enjoyed watching .Made one a few years ago but forgot the measurements and the way it’s put together thanks for showing,will try one soon . Xxx
Many thanks, Gloria. Have fun making this! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Wow Jan B i have watched several different clips on how to make this card and i have found your card to be the best..so easy to follow and no dithering during video and very well explained..thank you very much
That’s exactly what I do - square card in an envelope where one side is at least 2 inches longer than the other side. I made 5x6 cards once (I had miscut my base card). The post office insisted they were square even though I measured then and there and they were 5x6. Won the battle but lost the war! And yes they do charge extra for square cards - approximately double the price.
Hi, Donna. Many thanks for the feedback. We don't have that issue here in the UK, but I assume your postal system must have a good reason for doing this!! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Such a wonderful card for any age! It looks like it's addictive once you start flipping it around! A marvelous job! Will watch again so I can see the masculine one better! Jan, your instructions are always so clear and easy to follow!
Many thanks, Barbara. I'm sure you'll love making one of these! Enjoy! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
I haven't seen this type of card. It's definitely a fun fold. Thanks for sharing, Jan.
Hi, Jodie. There's a lot of work involved in this style of card, but I think it's well worth the effort, and fun to make! Enjoy! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
And as always your teaching is so correct, that really it helps to make working the Never-Ending card. Before mine always stuck more or less. Thank you very much indeed for your excellent tutorials. XOXO.
Hi, Ingrid. Mine stuck too when I first starting making them! I couldn't understand what I was doing wrong. I was like a dog with a bone until I sussed out where I was going wrong! LOL! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Hi Jan, thanks for your reply. Most all of my cards stuck. I didn't figure out why it happened. I took scissors and cut small lines out, it looked horrible (at least for me). So I gave up making Never-Ending Cards. You gave me the idea that one must be very perfect with measurement and perfect gluing together. I had for a few cards normal double sided tape. After a while the Cards came appart. I saw, you use red strong tape. I'll give it a try with that. The Cards I glued with tombow ended up crooked. It seems to be a science to succesfully create a Never-Ending Card. But after watching your tutorial, I've decided to give it another try, because the Cards are really special. So thank you dear, for your precise instructions. Have a nice day. XOXO
That's brilliant, Ingrid. Enjoy! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
This card is like Jacob's Ladder. VERY COOL!
How awesome is this! I am excited to see if I can make this. Thank you so much
Many thanks, Katey. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Your tutorial is well done😁
Love the finished cards as well. Thank you!
Many thanks, Betty. xx
Thank you so much for your detailed description of how to cut the base for this card! I just followed someone else and managed to make the card but it caught a little. I am not good at figuring out details the way you are. It will help me to do the cutting with more precision! I loved the colors and decoration you choose also. Thanks.
Many thanks, Pat. I'm so pleased my video has been useful. JanB. xx ♥
Hello, Jan! You've done such a beautiful job!!! Thank you for what you do, and the way you do it!!!! I know you're in the UK, but I am really enjoying your videos!! I am disabled and very new to crafting. I want to learn how to make cards, but for right now I am just beginning to gather supplies. I have nothing, and I'm on a limited fixed income, so it's going to be very hard for me to get all that I need. Thank you!! Linda from the U.S. 😊
Thank you for this very PRECISE tutorial! I love this card. Tried to make it using another tutorial and it was a hot mess! Didn't fold right, edges caught and it buckled in the middle! The little tips and tricks you give make it so much nicer and it comes together just perfectly. I also love the double mats, though that's ALOT of cutting and paper! I use stricky strip, but put some glue on top right before I position it, so it still gives me some sliding room and yet sticks as well as sticky tape. I tried one with just glue and it pulled at the glued areas. Thanks again!
Many thanks for your feedback, Marilyn. I have heard this tip before, and do use it occasionally with long stripd of red sticky strip. It's a great tip. TFS ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Awesome and amazing card. I love it. Tfs.hope you have a blessed day 😊
Many thanks, Betty. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
I love this card. Thank you Jan
Many thanks, Betty! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Jan, you will find the punch even easier to use if you press straight down in the centre, rather than towards each corner. Lovely cards
Many thanks, Sandra. I'll give that a go next time I use it! ☺☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
I really love the way you have done this card absolutely fab thank you for sharing
Many thanks, Dot. I'm so pleased you like this project and really hope you give it a try! ☺☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
A very pretty card, and great color combinations. Thank you
Many thanks, Marilyn. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Jan I love watching your videos you are such a joy to listen to. absolutely love this never ending card I hope I can get it as good as yours. Wish me luck, and thank you for sharing your expertise tips on how to get it precise
Good for you, Sarina. Go for it, you'll be so pleased you did! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Great creation Jan
Many thanks, Joan. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Jan I just got done making this card and it is so much fun, thanks for sharing it
Billiant, Linda! I'm so pleased you've made one yourself! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
absolutely fab jan hope you dont mind im going to have a go at this 😊
Many thanks, Kim. Go for it and enjoy!☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
WOW!!! That’s an amazing card:) I’m going to try and make one:) you did a great job on showing how it works:)
Many thanks, Barbara. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
it's an amazing card thank you for the inspiration Jane!
You are so welcome, Maria. xx
Love it - I have a pkg of thinner DSP paper that I was wondering how I could use up and now I know
Many thanks, Marlene. It's a great card to make - enjoy!☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Beautiful card thank you for sharing 💜💐
Many thanks, Tracy. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Thank you so much for this excellent video which has become a valuable reference. My first never ending cards are for Halloween and I will enclose a personalized tag on how to open it. Your detail and tips really helped me.
Many thanks, SG. I'm so pleased you have found this video helpful. That's a great tip about putting a personalised tg in with the card. ☺ Happy crafting. JanB.
Absolutely Awesome! I love it...:)
Many thanks, Ruth. xx
I love your cards. Thanks for sharing.
Many thanks, Brenda. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
I was curious about square envelopes in USA so googled...According to the USPS website: Rectangular envelopes are able to be processed via a sorting machine. The envelope is grabbed by on one of it's longer sides. ... Thus, the additional cost for square envelopes. The surcharge for non-machinable envelopes
Hi, Felicity. Yes, I have been told this before. Here in the UK our Royal Mail machines accept square envelopes without problem. I'd love to see both US and UK machines so I could actually see what causes the problem or is it that USPS don't want square envelopes used. I've always had an inquisitive mind!
What size envelope would you buy for a 6" x 6" card? I wonder if that's why Rick Atkins made his card 5.5" x 6"?! xx
Again you are inspiring me to try something I've never done.
You'll love it and be so pleased you tried it! Enjoy! xx
Thank you so much for this tutorial, I just made on and it was so easy I can't believe I actually did it!😉 Your instructions made it so easy to follow and understand 💖
Many thanks, Auntie Triza. I'm so pleased you've copied this project! xx
Beautiful card, very uique!! I will have to try this and with your clear instructions and helpful tips I'm sure I won't have a problem. In the U.S. We can send different size cards, but we pay extra for it. No worries! God bless!
Many thanks for the feedback, Jan. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Thanks for sharing this Card Jan , i never tried this one. I will surely t ollow your tutorial
Hi, Lilette. I'm sure you'll love it! Enjoy! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
It is important that the cards are all the same size, but also important to note is you want all four of your rectangles to have a 2:1 ratio. So in the video here a rectangle that is 6 in. on the long side needs to have 3 in on the other side. So if you wanted to create one in a different size, say 4in. x 4in, then you cut four 4x2 in. rectangles. If you do use a different size, keep in mind the scoring will be different. The scores should be at half the length of the shorter side of the rectangle, or a fourth the length of the longer side of the rectangle. So for instance, in the video the scores are at 1.5 in. (half of 3in. and a fourth of 6in.). Similarly for a 4x2in rectangle the scores should be at 1in (half of 2in, a fourth of 4in). Another way to think of it is you want the two ends of the rectangle to be able to fold in and meet at the middle, so you need the scores to be at 1/4th of the longer side of the rectangle in order to do that.
Thank you for your feedback, TwoCents. xx
Great card, I've actually never made one of these before so I'm gonna give it a go soonxx
Many thanks, JMC. Have fun - it's a great card to make!☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Jan I really feel like this is the card with the WOW factor of all time! I’m going to need to watch again while I attempt this one. You do such an amazing job putting it together and the color scheme, die cuts and stamps you use made it perfectly BRILLIANT! Wonderful tutorial as always! Thank you for all you do for all of us, it is always greatly appreciated. Most sincerely, Katz
Beautiful as usual!!! You are so precise when you craft. It is mesmerizing watching you create. :-) I tried this card but I don't have steady hands like you so I used Tombow to adhere the pieces so I could wiggle out any alignment issues that might occur. Lol. Amazing card. My little boy was completely fascinated by it. Thanks!
Hi, Tanya. I didn't think about using Tombow - it's good to know it works. Many thanks for sharing that tip! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Really lovely card. I think this would be good for my mother who suffers from dementia. I can put words and photos on to help keep her memory working. Thank you so much for the tutorial.
Many thanks, Elaine. That's such a brilliant idea - thanks for sharing it! ☺☺ ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Wow that a great card, brilliant job
Many thanks, Prudence. I hope you give it a try! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Jen B- I can see how that would be confusing on which piece goes where . Especially difficult when you are putting everything close enough to reach while filming. It is a great card ! You got it put together just lovely ! That card has lots of pieces to it for sure. But I really like the way you put the layers. In the USA they sell 6” X 6” envelopes. I do not know about if the postage is more or not. However if I have a thicker envelope I either add an extra stamp or I have it weighed at the Post Office and pay per weight. Thank you for sharing this lovely card & the video on how to properly get it together without it catching. Great information.
Hi, Judy. I'm glad you like this card. Yes it was very confusing, but I found it well worth the effort! ☺ It's such a great card to make and to be able to send to someone special! ☺ Happy crafting. JanB.
Love this card is beautiful
Many thanks, Marty. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
I love these cards, Jan. I appreciate the tips on getting the cards to be exactly the same size and scored the same too. I know why the cards were different inside but I’m sure you’ve figured it out too. The smallest I’ve made is 4 inches and the largest is 12 inches! I love making them. I can hardly wait to make another one using your tips. Regards, Donna
Many thanks, Donna. Yes, I have sussed it out! It's something I'll watch out for in future! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Jan Mansor Brown Please tell why the cards were different inside. I had the same problem when I made one. I have only made a couple.
This card is so much fun, I'm going to make one for my husband for Father's Day. In the US, we do pay extra to mail any size square card. I don't fuss too much about that, I add a thin piece of chipboard to the inside of the envelope and pay a bit more. Thank you for sharing your unique card and letting us see how you cope with your oops.
Many thanks, Linda. This is a great card for husbands because there are so many sections for different sentiments! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Fabulous colour combination and I fully understand about a directional pattern in this card as some of mine came out upside down grrrrr!! Next time I will cut as I go. I just had extra layers to cover my errors.
Nice to see someone else indecisive of where to put things lol 😂
Many thanks, Patricia. That's why I'm called Confused of Coulsdon! LOL! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Another amazing video! I have to try this card. I guess if you wanted you could stamp on some of the places instead of fussy cutting. Fun!
You're absolutely right, Cathi. I hope you enjoy making a never-ending card.☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Gloria from Texas, enjoyed your cards.
Many thanks, Gloria. Happy crafting, JanB.
Thank you for this tutorial. I have tried in the past, and did end up with the pieces not perfectly aligned. I did find a solution to using the strong tape. Before I put the paper onto it, I add a bead of liquid glue so it will allow some wiggle room.
Hi, Carol. I'm pleased you enjoyed this tutorial. I had been a Stampin' Up! demonstrator for four or five years before I found out that tip. I agree with you, it's brilliant! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Wow, love the card and would love to do it, but I must admit it would confuse me in the first second or two. Though I might give it a shot.
Hi, LaFayette. Just take your time and do one side at a time! I'm sure you'll love it! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
SUPER-DUPER -FAB wee card, TFS, New subscriber 😁🐢
Welcome to my channel, Ruth. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
I love that burgundy row of flowers. Does anyone know where that die can be purchased?
Hi, Margaret. The dies are called Petals & More Thinlits Dies [145655] and match the Petal Palette Stamp Set. Both products retired some time ago. However, I have two sets, one of which is for sale. If you are happy to buy used and you live in the UK (the Netherlands, Germany France or Austria I can sell them to you. If you're interested and you suit the criteria (these are SU rules) please email me at janb@janbcards.com xx
i really miss watching you but i know you said you weren’t feeling well. just hope you will be able to come back on just grab a old video to right to you robyn
Jan I love these cards!!! really lovely. May I offer a tip on your new corner rounder 3 way punch though? I read somewhere that you should press on them in the center, not on each corner, as all three dies cut at the same time, and pressing on one corner rather than in the center can mis-align the die inside or even cause them to break. Hope you don't mind the tip. :) Take care!
Many thanks, Robin. I'm always happy to learn new tips! ☺Somebody said about pressing the centre rather than the edge earlier, so I will definitely give it a try. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Ignore my previous comment where there were no measurements. Just found them. Thanks.
Excellent! Enjoy! xx
Hello do you have measurements or tutorials for this card in other sizes? I'm looking to do 8 x 8. Thank you.
Hi. No, I'm sorry. If you type in Never Ending Card or Infinity card in the TH-cam search bow, it will bring up similar videos and you may find an 8" x 8". I hope you find one. xx
I love this card. You are an inspiration ...you are always so careful and precise. Do you think the card will go through the mail OK ? Kathy
Many thanks, CRS949. It depends on the rules of the country you're in. In the UK, yes it will go through the post no trouble. xx