Sally Cain Thank you so much, that's really sweet of you! 😄 I haven't been filming tutorials regularly for very long... also I'm not on any famous design teams. Easy does it. ☺

I’ve truly enjoyed e v e r y tute I’ve seen you do. My fave was the one I call the “wiggle butt girl” - UNTIL T H I S. ONE!!

Sandy T Thank you, sweetie! 😄

Thank you very much, Rose! ☺️

They sure are magnificent creatures! Thank you so much! Hugs ^_^

Teresa Taylor Thank you for your enthusiasm! 😄

Gabi Stöver Thank you so much! 😄

Thank you so much, Anika! ^_^

Perla Pervan Thank you very much! 😃

Thank you so much for watching and leaving a sweet comment! 😊

bons589 Yay, so glad you think so! 😄

Thank you so much! :)

¡Muchísimas gracias, Adela,! ☺️😚

Thank you very much, Elizabeth! ^_^

Thank you so much, Gina! ☺️

Thanks! It's one of my favorites... ^_^

Thank you very much, Penni!

Her tutes are always S U C H a JOY!! And the extra layer of the head of the elephant to cover the brad was that engineering extra step that sets Laura’s cards apart from “just stamp, color, and sign” projects!!

Thank you very much! 😊

¡Gracias a ti, Angela y perdona por haber tardado tanto en contestarte! Al parecer me he perdido un montón de comentarios.

Thank you so much! 🙂

Oooh, ¡muchísimas gracias! 😄😘

Thank you so much! ☺️

@@LauraDovaloBagatelas I am always so in awe of your talent and creativity. You are so inspiring.

Crazy Geek Crafter - Zenne Wolf Yay, that would make me so happy! 😄

Thank you for watching and commenting! ^_^

Oooh, merci! Tu est très gentile! ☺️

¡Muchas gracias! Seguro que le encantará... 😄😘

Thank you so much, Ann! I loved reading about your cardmaking... the poem inside is a great idea. ^_^ Here's the first card that I made for my nephew (an interactive card with three mechanisms): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gtqqqMx5vZvDdJc.html He loved it! Hugs Laura

Oh, Ann!! You SOOO need to see if your sister will take photos (videos?! 💕) of your wonderful gifts, and see if you can put them on Laura’s blog or some such!! I don’t usually stray away from Y.T., but I’d do so to see your treasures! Be well!

Thank you so much! Your are very sweet! ^_^

Thanks, that's so sweet of you! 🤗

@@LauraDovaloBagatelas ❤❤❤

Thank you so much, Vilma! 😄

Vielen Dank, Marina! 😊

Papercraft Business Thanks! Exacty, I'm sure you'll find a perfect stamp for it. Good luck and if you need any help, just let me know. ☺️

Yes, I think I already have :) Thanks & will do.

Awesome! ^_^

Thank you very much! 😊

LOL, I wish I had some technical knowledge! It would definitely make things easier. 😁🤗

@@LauraDovaloBagatelas You show a talent for it even though you doubt yourself! “N E V E R tell yourself negative things. It becomes a woeful habit wherein THOSE will be more likely to come true than the positive ones! “. Be well, talented Friend!!

Thank you very much!

LOL, you're so funny! 😄

Ji ji ji, graciaaaas! 😄😘

Merci beaucoup! ^_^

Thank you so much, Ellen. You would either have to use an "On the Edge" cutting plate or cut half the circle. Of course, there is always the option of using a craft knife, but I know it's difficult to get it perfect. Were you planning on using an elefant or a character with an arm, like in this card that I made with a Paper Smooches stamp? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y7Bde9Z53NrKkp8.html

¡Gracias, Hugo! En esta tienda online por ejemplo: scrapmexico.com/producto/mini-brads-doodlebug/ 😁

Thanks! 😄

Ji ji ji, no vendo nada... aunque si te quieres apuntar a un curso de tarjetería creativa online en español, lo puedes hacer en www.tarjeteamos.es. 😁

It's a set of circular dies, to cut the rainbow with my Big Shot die cutting machine. 😁

@@LauraDovaloBagatelas can it be homemade by any other materials...and what pin did you use to join the elephant parts ??

@@sujatadhar6593 (( Because Laura apparently didn’t see your question, and then respond, let me see if I can help. “Can you pull off the stacked circles d.i.y.?”. The answer is YES. You can draw concentric circles using a “compass” (two pieces of metal hinged together on one end, with one having a pointed piece of metal on the end, and the other having a clasp used to secure a pencil). I’d make each of 5 circles ⭕️ on a different color of paper about 3/16” wide, and each one with a diameter of 3/16” less than the previous one; that’ll give you just about an INCH of width for your rainbow, and will give you an approximation of the necessary size of your critter’s “reach”, be it an elephant’s trunk, or a monkey’s arm, or maybe a Gnome’s arm? And clouds can be made pretty easily. So … I hope this gives you some info to help you D.I.Y. this darling card. Be brave, kid! Give it a try! ))

Sorry, it's long gone! :)

Thank you! Yes, this one would be difficult to create without dies... 😬

What “Thing” are you referring to?? There’s a selection of “Free Elephant Cartoon Clip Art” critters available on the web. Print one out and make sketches to adapt one of your choice. For the “rainbow wheel” , use a large scalloped punch, or a scalloped die. If push comes to shove, you could m a y b e reach out to a Stampin’Up rep who m i g h t take pity on you, and share a few die cuts of the circle wheels with you. I would share from mine, but, the world being what it is, it’s too scary for us to share info. ☹️ 😩 😫 😭

Aquí tienes el enlace al tutorial en español: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bbx_lJp0sbawh3k.html