Thank you! For these cards I used circle nesting dies for everything other than the decorations. I used the stitched edge nesting dies from Crafters Companion, but you can use any nesting dies. I used a Crafters Companion Vintage Christmas poinsettia die set for the Christmas easel The banner sentiment is also Crafters Companion. Its a sentiment set that came with a wreath collection. The shaker easel card used a Crafters Companion 5 petal die set with the Crafters Companion red heat activated foam for the rose. The shaker elements were some paper flowers that came in a bag from Michaels.
That card is the most beautiful Christmas card I've seen all season. And the glue trick won me over, for sure. I subscribed right then. Great video. I thoroughly enjoyed this tutorial, and WILL be implementing some new things that I've learned from it. Great job! Thank you!
I absolutely love this!! Been looking for inspiration for Christmas cards this year and I think this is it!! Brilliant!! I'm going to the Stamp & Scrapbook Expo in the middle of this month and have been trying to figure out what to bring for the 2 days of crops.
Beautiful cards and I love the idea. I use foam board from the dollar tree to cut pieces for making my shakers or just foam and it works really well as well as being pretty firm. TFS
Absolutely beautifully made, thank you for sharing how to make it. However, how do you make an envelope for it, if at all? I will now subscribe to your channel x.
@@coast2coastcraftgirls246 Thank you for your quick response to my question, I very much appreciate it. I am new to this craft so will search for a Crafters Companion Envelobox board, would you happen to have a tutorial on how to make an envelope box at all? Kind regards x
Beautiful! I’ll eventually be buying acetate, but right now I’m looking for inexpensive overhead projector sheets. I’ve never heard of 3D gel glue before. 😊❤️🇨🇦 West Coast Vancouver Island.
Hi. I'm going to make these for Christmas. I have watched a few times before I try them but how do you get just the gold round circle? Do you put the two circle cutting dies next to each other and just run it through your Gemini????? Thank you and beautiful card x
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Your card is beautiful! It reminds me of a floating hands clock from my childhood. I love it!
What a cool trick with the glue on your hand. I will be using that when needed. ❤
Glad it was helpful! The only downside is that sometimes I forget that it's there and I go somewhere with a big patch of dried glue on my hand.
Brilliant and beautiful, and it looks so much easier than I would have guessed! Thank you for sharing! I can't wait to give it a try.
Glad you enjoyed the video. Definitely give it a try. It's really not very difficult.
Thank you for an excellent tutorial! As the saying says, "You learn something new every day."
You're very welcome!
Beautiful cards. Thanks for the tutorial.
You are so welcome!
Likethe idea of halving the gold part of the sentiment
I got this idea from Debbi Fisher on Crafters TV
That is so beautiful, thank you for sharing. X
Thanks for watching!
This is so cute. Might try this later today!
You should!
There stunning
Very clever! Love the cards! Sooo cute! Please list your supplies and whether they're still available.
Thank you! For these cards I used circle nesting dies for everything other than the decorations. I used the stitched edge nesting dies from Crafters Companion, but you can use any nesting dies. I used a Crafters Companion Vintage Christmas poinsettia die set for the Christmas easel The banner sentiment is also Crafters Companion. Its a sentiment set that came with a wreath collection. The shaker easel card used a Crafters Companion 5 petal die set with the Crafters Companion red heat activated foam for the rose. The shaker elements were some paper flowers that came in a bag from Michaels.
Love these…thanks for sharing!
Glad you like them!
Love this, thanks for the share
Glad you enjoyed it
The card is lovely.
Thank you
Wow, looks fantastic ❤
Thank you
❤❤❤❤your acetate card. I love this made into an easel card. Thank you from Oregon.
Thanks so much!
What a great idea regarding putting the glue on your hand for the happy holiday. I always struggle with that part. X
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you create this beautiful and stunning card. Great idea and tutorial too.
Thank you so much!
I’m so impressed it’s the prettest card
Thank you so much!
That card is the most beautiful Christmas card I've seen all season. And the glue trick won me over, for sure. I subscribed right then. Great video. I thoroughly enjoyed this tutorial, and WILL be implementing some new things that I've learned from it. Great job! Thank you!
Thank you. I'm glad that you enjoyed it.
Excellent tutorial
Glad you liked it
Ty!!
Hi thank you so much for doing this demo. Your voice is soothing and you explain it so well
What a kind thing to say, thank you so much! I'm glad that you enjoyed the video.
These are beautiful cards. I'm going to do these for Christmas. Thank you for sharing
You are so welcome!
Love this!
Thank you!
Excellent tutorial! Thanks for clear explanation and demonstration. Love your card!❤
Glad it was helpful!
I really enjoyed your video. What a pretty card and a great idea. I wish I saw this a few months ago. I think I'll start now for next year.
Thank you! You can never start too early!
This looks to be a fun make. That is really elegant. Tfs
Thanks so much 😊
Lovely, thank you for sharing. Wonderful teacher
Thank you so much!
I absolutely love this!! Been looking for inspiration for Christmas cards this year and I think this is it!! Brilliant!! I'm going to the Stamp & Scrapbook Expo in the middle of this month and have been trying to figure out what to bring for the 2 days of crops.
Glad that you like it. They actually come together fairly quickly.
Beautiful cards and I love the idea. I use foam board from the dollar tree to cut pieces for making my shakers or just foam and it works really well as well as being pretty firm. TFS
Thank you and thanks for the great suggestion!
Elegant. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! 😊
This is Awesome! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching!
How clever. Ty
Thank you. Glad you liked it!
Beautiful card. Thank you for sharing instructions.
You are so welcome! Glad you like it!
Genius! How wonderful it would be to receive a beautiful card like this!
Thank you so much!
Wowwwwwwwww👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you
Absolutely beautifully made, thank you for sharing how to make it. However, how do you make an envelope for it, if at all? I will now subscribe to your channel x.
I used the Crafters Companion Envelobox board to make an envelope/box that is 1" deep. You can also just make a regular box, or hand deliver.
@@coast2coastcraftgirls246 Thank you for your quick response to my question, I very much appreciate it. I am new to this craft so will search for a Crafters Companion Envelobox board, would you happen to have a tutorial on how to make an envelope box at all? Kind regards x
Beautiful! I’ll eventually be buying acetate, but right now I’m looking for inexpensive overhead projector sheets. I’ve never heard of 3D gel glue before. 😊❤️🇨🇦 West Coast Vancouver Island.
Hi. I'm going to make these for Christmas. I have watched a few times before I try them but how do you get just the gold round circle? Do you put the two circle cutting dies next to each other and just run it through your Gemini????? Thank you and beautiful card x
Yes, just use 2 circle nesting dies, one inside the other and you will get the single circle frame.
Where did you get the small word dies and the glue in the syringe? I really like this card. 😊
The word dies are from Crafters Companion and the glue in the syringe is Collal 3D glue gel. You can buy it "with tools" which includes the syringe.
What is the key to cutting out the acetate??? I have alot of trouble with that???
I use the "Magic Mat" from scrapbook.com. It works well.
@@coast2coastcraftgirls246 OH....I just bought one so will try that!! Thank you!!