Good morning!
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Some of you have asked for a video showing how I made my 'Hundred Hearts' window card. I made this card the same way and there is a video if you keep scrolling down! Yay!
I have been having a great time making these window cards with the floating die cuts! They are so much fun to make and so much fun to receive!
Click HERE for the Monday challenge!
Some of you have asked for a video showing how I made my 'Hundred Hearts' window card. I made this card the same way and there is a video if you keep scrolling down! Yay!
I have been having a great time making these window cards with the floating die cuts! They are so much fun to make and so much fun to receive!
I used the George cartridge to make the card base. I welded 2 rounded corner rectangles (5.88 w by 4.25 h) together on my gypsy. Then I added a circle 'window' (3.33 h) from the Birthday Bash cartridge.
The scalloped 'window frame' comes from the Birthday Bash cartridge and was cut at 3.18 inches high. (Scroll down for a video showing how I made this card)
The candles were cut from the Birthday Bash cartridge. The center candle was cut at 2.11 inches high and the other two candles at 1.86 inches high.
The fun papers are from Pebbles and I used Baby Blue Bakers Twine.
The fun stamped sentiments are from Sweet Sentiments set 1 & 2
I added stickles to the candles and did some faux stitching and dots with my black and white pens.
Below is the first window card I made with the floating die cuts. Click HERE for my original post on this card. I love the sentiment that goes with this:
Outside of card - A hundred hearts would be too few
Inside of card - . . . to carry all my love for you!
Here is a video showing how I made the floating candles window card!
Have a wonderful day!
Thank you for the video. I really like your window cards and will definitely have to try it out.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card.. I love how the candles are just there in the window.. Super cute idea.. GREAT JOB!! Love it.. TFS!!!
ReplyDeleteNicole
http://ohsoeverything.blogspot.com/
Love the creativity here... Your cards are just BEAUTIFUL! It's official, I'm a a fan, because you ROCK! Thanks so much for sharing and for making the tutorial as well :):):) Have an awesome day!
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Lisa
These are great cards, love the idea. Thanks for sharing how you did this.
ReplyDeleteKim xXx
Love the card, Kimberly! Thanks for the tutorial. You make it look so easy. The papers are beautiful!
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Saundra :)
Wonderful cards. Happy to have found your blog. Your work is amazing! Following now and look forward to seeing more of your creations. Love your stamps.... will be ordering some soon and some twine too!
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Sandy
http://thecraftycreationspot.blogspot.com/
I love those window cards. I will have to try them. Thanks for the great video and for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI love these! I really need to try one out, so fun and cute!
ReplyDeleteThis card is so super cute! I need to try this sometime! TFS the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love it :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so neat! One of these days I am really going to try to make one of these fabulous cards!!
ReplyDeleteHi Kimberly! I loved your tutorial SOOOOOO much that I featured it in our Thursday Tutorial post over at FCCB. It will be live tomorrow at 6:00 AM MT. Be sure and come by to check it out (http://fantabulouscricut.blogspot.com) and thank you for making this wonderful video! I am truly impressed and plan on making many of these amazing cards to send to people I love!
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Wonderful idea! TFS
ReplyDeleteGREAT tutorial!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI just loved your cards........
I can't wait to try one of these!!!!!
I love both these cards and hope to give this a go at some point! You have such wonderful papers!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial. I'm SUCH a visual learner so the video helped a lot.
Also, in the fall, I was introduced to the "Stamp-a-ma-jig". It's so useful for determining the correct positioning of a stamp. It's now a best friend of mine!!
OH my word!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is such an AMAZING card and your video tutorial is wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing it with us at Shes A Sassy Lady.
ReplyDeleteI love this card - there was a scrapbook lady on t.v. named Sandi Genovese who made a cute card with these floating cut outs many years ago and I thought it was such a good idea!
ReplyDeleteI love these cards you did with the little windows. I must try this now! Thanks for the video on how to!
ReplyDeleteDeb C
bugjuiced.blogspot.com
I just LOVE this idea...i've seen it before but i love the colors and simple designs you use...i'm going to try this right now....tfs.
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Hi there,
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to thank you for your video on this window spinning card. Loved it. It inspired me to make one too. I have a few kinks I need to work out for next time, but it is not too bad for a first try. Thanks for the inspiration.
http://cricutmyway.blogspot.com/2011/05/my-c.html
Hi Kimberly,
ReplyDeleteI created a card over the weekend using your tutorial. Had a lot of fun!
Here is the link if you would like to see it:
http://luvscrappingtogether.blogspot.com/2011/05/fluttering-by.html
Hugs,
Saundra :)
Thank you so much for sharing this wondeful video. I've been trying to make one of these cards and now I feel like I can give it a try. I have a blog award for you on my blog and would love for you to accept it.
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The bestblog on Floating candles
ReplyDeleteThe card is creatively wonderful...
Thanks for sharing such information....
I just love this card. I want to make one for my granddaughter's birtday. My cat knocked my gypsy off my table and it is now broken :( I was trying to do this on Cricut Craft room and it is driving me crazy. Is it designed in Cricut Craft Room basically the same way as you did it on your Gypsy. I could not find the scalloped window frame you used on the Birthday Bash cartridge. If you can help it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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