Making cards - Ideas for a card craft beginner (part 2)

Saint_Chris

well i've now got a pink squeezy thingy...lol

took back my x-cut impress, that should be x-cut un impress and got my money back for it, so my pink squeezy thingy only cost me a fiver.

how flippin big is it.

debsy1963

just thought i would post this pic of craft boxes if anyone is interested.
their selling them at home bargains for £2.99 and they hold loads of stuff.
just an excuse to buy more things to put in them.:rotfl:

bunbun2

hi guys I was wondering if anyone uses a glue gun. they have one in the Works for £4.99 and I was wondering if it was worth getting?
I too think I need one of those squeezy things - will have to look for one! they sound great!

rainmac

Saint_Chris wrote: »

well i've now got a pink squeezy thingy...lol

took back my x-cut impress, that should be x-cut un impress and got my money back for it, so my pink squeezy thingy only cost me a fiver.

how flippin big is it.

Do you know, I nearly bought an Impress about a month ago as I saw some offer or other, so glad I didn't now Love your un impress joke :rotfl:

rainmac

bunbun2 wrote: »

hi guys I was wondering if anyone uses a glue gun. they have one in the Works for £4.99 and I was wondering if it was worth getting?
I too think I need one of those squeezy things - will have to look for one! they sound great!

Hi bunbun, I don't own one but do use one when making wedding stationery as the glue is stronger and holds metal or heavy embellishments in place really well. I have had several accidents though with burning hot glue getting on my fingers :rolleyes:

RustyFlange

Bunbun they sell them cheaper in home bargains mine was £2.99 and I got a pack of the sticks for about 89p

mumhug

Hi girls just poped in quick to say i absolutley love my x-cut impress .I have done allsorts with it since i brought it.The only thing with it is its not great on realy thick paper.
Also i have to make a card this week for my 8 year old niece she would love a tom and jerry card does anyone know where I might get anything to help.?

mumhug

opps forgot to say thats a lovely card skiergirl , what a brilliant bag soblivion

JailhouseBabe

I've figured out how to use my creative cutter, and have made my first card using it:


It's perforated so that the right-hand part of the card separates to be used as a bookmark - and as it's for my mum, I think she'll forgive the handwriting

dragonllew

JailhouseBabe wrote: »

I've figured out how to use my creative cutter, and have made my first card using it:


It's perforated so that the right-hand part of the card separates to be used as a bookmark - and as it's for my mum, I think she'll forgive the handwriting

Thats really pretty and the writing looks great lol