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Making Cards - Ideas (part 6)
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Rusty that card is GORGEOUS!!
MAd-Frog - challenge ends on the 29th so you've got 2 weeks to get sorted0 -
Padster - I often think rubber lasts longer than clear, but that could just be me :P I like clear cause you can see what you are doing ...
Rainmac - :wave: not seen you in ages
Madfrog - Nooo my Dad lives out in Bulgaria and already has 2 cows, several pigs, lots of chickens, ducks, geese, goats and sheepbut when we went out in April DD fell in love with Dillon (one of the cows) and my dad has bought 3 new ones, 2 of which he has said are for the kiddies so they have their own but will obviously be looked after out there
As for storing nesties I use a CD wallet and have trimmed small squares of magnet and they all sit in a different section, sometimes 2 if needed. I can take a photo if you like?
CraftyLouise - ThanksRaising kids is like being held hostage by midget terrorists0 -
Mad Frog - :wave: I haven't got a lot of nesties/dies and I tried the magnetic sheet thing but had to fight to get it to release them. So now I have an old style box file and they are all just laid in there (sometimes on the magnetic sheet but more often not)! I keep it flat instead of upright. So I guess the short answer is in a box!
rainmac - :wave:0 -
Crafty Louise - my card for your challenge is on my blog today
Mad Frog - I store my nesties/metal dies on some magnetic foam which I they slide into a photo album0 -
Got 3 Christmas stamps for £3 in Hobbycraft today, they're not massive but I'm happy with that value!£2023 in 2023 challenge - £17.79 January0
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Hello,
I wonder if anyone could answer my query....?
Is there an easy way to guilotine 50 sheets of a4 card quickly.
I have a Woodware red trimmer which does it's job and cuts 1 ( maybe2) sheets at once, however I want to cut sheets en mass to make wedding invites. Suggestions welcome, please
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WOW ,I just blogged a card ,my first in ages ,just got the urge to craft this morning ,so I made a card ...............................................................................................................................Earnings £245 in 2014:T thanks to swagbucks0
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I keep making cards with that lovely retro girl image you shared Arty,I've done 4 different styles so far (3 on my blog).
Trouble is don't know who to send them all to :rotfl:0 -
Beautiful cards Macma ,its such an evocative image ,I just love it .Earnings £245 in 2014:T thanks to swagbucks0
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:eek:Shock! Horror!:eek: I actually set out to make a card today!!
Sadly, I was thwarted by my printer refusing to release the yellow ink so the Kraft paper came out two lovely shades purple even after a morning spent faffing. The firm I used for my printer cartridge are sending me a replacement so here's hoping there'll be something to show for it before the end of the week.
Kim Possible - sorry I can't help - I use the same cutter as you. Do you have a printers near to you who could use one of their cutters? It would take them seconds but obviously may charge a set up fee.0
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