Hey all, the Christmas season is really upon us now and i though i better make a post here and get my head out of Great Keppel's sunny skies and clear blue water......ahhh stop rambling...lol..no seriously here is a card you might like to try. i seen this done in a Big Shot machine with stampin up dies by sizzix called movers and shakers (click here to what the video)and really liked the concept, which got me thinking how i could make this in my cuttlebug.....so heres what i came up with... ill post some more Christmas cards soon...Valitaand a last thought
As long as the earth endures,
seedtime and harvest,
cold and heat, summer and winter,
day and night will never cease.
Genesis 8:22
This card was made By Carol ! another idea using this method so think outside the box and use some of your other die shapes! thanks Carol :)
As long as the earth endures,
seedtime and harvest,
cold and heat, summer and winter,
day and night will never cease.
Genesis 8:22
This card was made By Carol ! another idea using this method so think outside the box and use some of your other die shapes! thanks Carol :)
21 comments:
Wow!
thanks for that video!
And the card is beautiful!!!
Greetings from Slovenia,
Marna
Thank you for the video. Nice card.
Anett
Clever! Have to try this.
Thank you.
Fabulous! Thanks for the video.
Brilliant! I love and will use this idea.
Incredibly clever!! Thanks for figuring out how to achieve the effect without the Movers & Shapers die.
Valita, So happy to see you posting great ideas again. I am very new to card making and just love all of your ideas. I even went to your site to see if I had been missing your posts last night. It had been awhile, and I was beginning to worry. Darlene J. in Tennessee, USA
Thanks for this tutorial
Thanks.What a great tutorial, which explained everything. Love the card too.
Your card is beautiful. This is a great techinque. I have the movers and shakers die and have done one with that, but it is great to know you can use your nestabilities also. Thanks for sharing.
JoAnn
Great idea and terrific video! Thanks for sharing the information. Love the card you made with this technique!
Hi There... a friend showed me your site the other day and we followed this video --- thanks for the simpleness of the instructions! now that i've spent some time looking thru your older posts i just wanted to say that i truly appreciate your uplifting scriptures and thoughts... as well as all the paper craft "stuff". I have addedd you to "my favs" to check on dauiy! Blessings on yah!
Hi Valita....
I wanted you to see the card I made using your idea for the folded card front.... it's great ... love new things like this!!! and I had a great time creating! Thanks so much for your inspiraiton! check -http://rainbowkreations.blogspot.com for Saturday, Dec. 12,2009.
thank you for the video. It is always much easier to learn by watching. You are very clever.
I always enjoy visiting your blog Valita, and it's just SO nice to hear your lovely voice! Thanks for this tutorial...must try it! All the best in 2010!
great tutorial - nice to have visual demo - thanks !
Mary-Jane
Thank you for this informative tutorial. Can't wait to try it with a couple of my bug dies
YOU amaze me!! Thanks for all your wonderful tutorials and beautiful creations!
Valita, Thank you so much for doing the Cuttlebug video on how to cut a half window on the front of a card. I have shared your blogsite with many people! Carol
Hi Valita,
I wanted to stop by to say thank you for this tutorial. I found you on YouTube a few weeks ago. Following this tutorial, I managed to create a Halloween card! Very pleased with the results. You've been a great help.
You can see card at
http://katuragreetings.blogspot.com/2010/09/just-in-time-for-halloween.html
Besides your tutorial and cards being wonderful, I find such comfort in the Verse you chose to end with...Everytime I see a sprout in the earth, I realize another day will dawn...
Karen
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