Finally Friday - Just a Note

Kristina Werner, Garden Girl at Two Peas In A Bucket, demonstrates how to create a card from start to finish. See more at http://www.twopeasinabucket.com

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• arts
• crafts
• scrapbooking
• cards
• cardmaking
• papercrafting
• paper
• stamping
• american
• embossing
• UTEE
• ultra
• thick
• enamel
• oval
• coluzzle

[Jackie19471]

Great card! Is there any reason one could not use a hair dryer on low setting with embossing powder?

Thanks for your advice.

Jackie

[nikki27248]

u make such beautiful cards!!!!!!!!!

[lileeuhn17]

hello! i like this card as well. i tried to make a variation of it, but didn't turn out as good as yours. oh wells :)

[IAhmad089]

ur cardz r awesome!i came across one of ur videos today n have watched so many of dem!dey r soo good!

[yayayalam]

@MustaffaCuppa I meant " NOW they've discontinued"

[yayayalam]

@MustaffaCuppa It's called " Coluzzle cutting system" manufactured by provo craft but not they've discontinued it. You can still see them on the provo craft website though. They have all kinds of nested templates (ovals, start, square, hearts ect.) I think you can still find them on ebay.

[MustaffaCuppa]

Thanks for the ideas you come up with. By the way, can you share where you got the oval templates from? I'm fairly new to crafting and your oval cutter is just what I've been thinking about for my own card making efforts.

[KraftyKatsy]

Very pretty card loved your technique !! TFS :)

[Reuhl925]

your welcome :)

[RanDomGirL2632]

@Reuhl925 thanks soooo much!!!!