PolkaDotDesigns - Cute as a button - card tutorial

[samwri1984]

Great turtorial your alot braver than me i havent made any tutorials yet because i always get tounge tied and always mess up video. Well done :-)

[PolkaDotDesigns]

lol, I do too, but just keep practicing and you get better!

[Craftbugs]

Love this card, this is another card I will try I have some lovely Bo Bunny papers I think will work just fine with this design. U mentioned about a waterfall card and not enough time. Have you thought about doing it it in two videos that follow on from each other? I would like to see the waterfall card.

[PolkaDotDesigns]

Yeah I might try that...

[keeponscrappin]

This card is cute as a button! hehe. Really cute. I can tell u love martha Stewert! Me too! Great vid by the way.

[juliemichelle4]

Great Job! I love the circle card. I need to go get a circle coluzzle so I can try to make one too.

About running out of time - if you have Windows Movie Maker on your computer you can easily edit your videos to make long ones shorter. Most Windows PCs come with Windows Movie Maker - check to see if you have it because I would LOVE to see your waterfall card tutorial. Keep up the GREAT work!

Julie

[PolkaDotDesigns]

I know about windows movie maker, I'v been using it for years, but this new video camera I have dosen't have the right format, meaning it will only play sound in movie maker, and I cant be bothered buying a converter. Thanks anyway, I'm working on shortening my tutorial.

Also, try and buy a martha stuwart circle cutter, it is alot more versatile than a coluzzle.

[juliemichelle4]

I've never seen one before your video. I'll check it out. Why do you like it better?

[PolkaDotDesigns]

Basicaly, the Coluzzle cuts about 7 circle sizes ( I think, pretty sure ) and my Martha Stewart rotary cutter (could be called a circle cutter, I cant remember) has 73 measurements, from 1" to 5 1/2"

[posypianist]

I agree The rotary cutters are waaayyy better

You can get them from WalMart