Penny Slider Card

In this video, Christine from Card Making Magic, shows how to make a very cute and easy roller card called a Penny Slider Card. I just love her video tutorials! She makes it all so easy to follow. I hope you like this one, too :)

Watch on YouTube: HERE

Add Sentiments to Cards Using MS Word

I'm so glad I ran acrosss this video from Linda Kaiser (Paper Boutique)
on how to use MS Word, instead of Photoshop, to add sentiments inside
of shapes for your cards.... even printing out on patterned paper! It's
really very easy and I had no idea Word could even do shapes...

I am Word 'challenged'! I actually need an instructional book on

MS Word for Dummies :)  Do they publish that? LOL!

Click HERE to watch on YouTube

Hope this helps you as much as it does me!

Painting with Starburst Stains

Arlene, one of the Lindy's Stamp Gang designers, shows how easy it is to paint with their shimmery Starburst stains! Oooo pretty, pretty!.... She includes a tutorial on an absolutely beautiful card she made using this technique. I've got several of these stains already, but of course none of them are the ones she uses, so.... I guess it's time to go shopping!

Watch on YouTube: HERE

Shop Lindy's Stamp Gang here!

Another Gel Card!

In this short video from Splitcoast Stampers, Beate shows another
"version" of a gel card... just some slight differences from Tresa's
gel card - shown here.

One difference is that this one has the image in 'water' - aka gel - on
paper behind the opening, instead of on the inside of the card. The
whole gel part is then attached to the front of the card base using
pop-up dots to accommodate the depth of the gel pack!

So now I have a couple choices on how to make these gel cards!
It just depends on what I want the inside of the card to look like!
Enjoy the tutorial:

Watch on YouTube: HERE

Make Gift Bows from Cardstock!

Linda Kaiser, from the Paper Boutique, shows how to make your own gift bows using cardstock! Don't you think any double-sided paper would work nicely for these bows? Or random-stamp on cardstock, even tone-on-tone, would make pretty ones.... or run the pieces through your embossing machine before assembling for a wonderful textured look! Aren't they gorgeous?



Think of all the scraps you could use up! And all the money you could save! Watch the tutorial video HERE