i'm making all the little kids of the families i send cards to their own card this year (little kids never get their own mail!!) and i'm sur this one will be a huge hit! thank you for sharing!
So adorable So adorable.. Love these penguins.. I have made a few slider cards they are so much fun Love how you used the Basic Border Dies..Thanks for Sharing
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This is so adorable!!!! I love interactive cards that don't need a bunch of specialty dies. Would it be easier to cut the groove by offsetting the plates so that the top one only goes as far you want it to cut? That way, you could run it all the way through the machine and wouldn't have to worry about if you're cranking it too far.
Your ideas are interesting but I find that the 2 penguins are too frustrating. I like the first card with one penguin moving. Also, an expensive cutting machine isn't necessary. Just cut a template curve to one's liking, lightly trace it on the card and cut it out with an Xacto knife.
I think you are having trouble with your penguins spinning because you said you are using velvet paper. It is probably preventing movement. I use card stock paper and those things really spin fast. Also, with card stock paper, you don't need to put any double stick tape on the back of the front card. You just need the two pennies and that holds it up.
Anna- hello nice to find you in my You Tube feed. This is a very cute card. Thank you for sharing this video with us. 👏👏👏💕
That is so stinking cute.
This looks so cute
Magnific !!!
Thank you!!
This is so adorable; love your creative ideas!
Thanks so much Darlene!
Thanks so much for the idea it's going to be my Christmas cards for this year ....done.
Oh that's wonderful! Have fun creating them!
Really cute!
Thanks for watching Bonnie!
i'm making all the little kids of the families i send cards to their own card this year (little kids never get their own mail!!) and i'm sur this one will be a huge hit! thank you for sharing!
This is such a cute card!
Thank you!
This is Adorable. Clever using the Basic Border Die.
Thank you!!
So amazing and beautiful!!!! We love it thaaaaaaaat much!!!!
Thank you!!!
Love the card. Will have to try it. So cute!
So cute what a neat way to use that pennies I definitely will try this one and let you know how it turns out
Wonderful, have fun with it!
So adorable
So adorable.. Love these penguins.. I have made a few slider cards they are so much fun Love how you used the Basic Border Dies..Thanks for Sharing
Wonderful, thank you Sharie!
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I love this! I don't see where you tell us how to make our own Embossing Buddy?
There should have been a pop up link in the video, but maybe it didn't show up. Here you go :) ua-cam.com/video/CCk-oubcDiQ/v-deo.html Thanks for watching!
This is so adorable!!!! I love interactive cards that don't need a bunch of specialty dies. Would it be easier to cut the groove by offsetting the plates so that the top one only goes as far you want it to cut? That way, you could run it all the way through the machine and wouldn't have to worry about if you're cranking it too far.
Great idea, and great name 😉 I'll have to remember this next time I make a similar card. Thank you for watching along!
that's how i did mine, and it work fabulous!
Your ideas are interesting but I find that the 2 penguins are too frustrating. I like the first card with one penguin moving. Also, an expensive cutting machine isn't necessary. Just cut a template curve to one's liking, lightly trace it on the card and cut it out with an Xacto knife.
I think you are having trouble with your penguins spinning because you said you are using velvet paper. It is probably preventing movement. I use card stock paper and those things really spin fast. Also, with card stock paper, you don't need to put any double stick tape on the back of the front card. You just need the two pennies and that holds it up.
The velvet paper did cause some issues. Thanks for sharing your tips!