Honestly, when I first saw the flip-it dies, I thought they were SO COOL.....but then, I realized there was no place to write a note to the receiver. I was sad and longingly watch vides with flip-it cards. Now you show me this!!!!! I ran ( ok, drove) to my nearest scrapbooking supply store and bought one. I bought the square flip-it die, and opened it....WOW!!! I LOVE all the square dies it comes with....the detail are awesome. I cannot wait to make cards!!

I'm so excited!!! I finally found the video for the hidden panel. I've been wondering how y'all do that.

I had forgotten this tip. So happy you are available on KZfaq any time we need you to stamp with us. You are the best! Honestly... one of the things I love most about handmade cards is that the inside, back and envelope can be special, too.

This is a great video and the flip-it set that you used for the demo is my favorite! I just used it today to make a birthday card. (Also used the strawberries stamps and dies on the card.) I really love the videos, Stephanie. Keep them coming. They are instructional and entertaining, but also inspiring. And I especially love new ways to use our products. Between this technique and the gate-fold cards, I can get much more variety out of my flip-it and card stand-up card die sets!

Thanks Stephanie, I was on the Sizzix website looking at the Charming set that I own and I saw the project with the hidden panel, but it didn't have any written steps. Tooks some time to search KZfaq to find this video. Please connect with Sizzix to post this video to their website so that it is with the dies. Really excited about this, because the cards were really small without the hidden panel. The hidden panel really brings these die sets to life!

Great reminder!

YAY! That was so easy and amazing - love the idea of the hidden panel to write a special sentiment!

I love this technique. Thanks for sharing.

Love your die and I have fun making it and today I am the lucky lady to be watching it today (30 June'17) to add a panel. Thank you !!!

Stephanie, you go the extra mile in every video!!

OMGoodness!!!! I just made the Royal flip-it card with you and this is totally SWEET!!!! I am in Love with your products all over again!!! This is perfect for those cards you want to add a little something extra! Thank you, Stephanie!

This is awesome thank you for sharing. I just got a similar sizzix die

I love this! Don't knock the Math! I am a great lover of Math and the logic that is required to embrace the subject! lol I am an Aussie and our measurements tend to be in cm, so Math is very important to do all the conversions from the American sites. I have friends who find me an important resource! :)

Finally I know what to do with my Triple Flip its. This way I can finally add a text!! Thank you so much - amazing!!!!

LOVE this idea!!! Love these cards but a little disappointed in the "message" area...you SOLVED THE PROBLEM!!! TY TY TY!!! 💕

Omg. Love seeing new ways to use flip its. Thanks so much for all you do.

Superb video Stephaine . Marvelleous. Mindblowing.

Once again, Stephanie....YOU FLIPPIN ROCK!!!! ;)

Just love how easy you made this. Great directions! Our stamp club will br making these for sure. Thanks! Karen M

Love the card. have some of these dies and also a member of your stamp and die club. Now I have a new idea how to use this set

Oh thank you bunches I have to do this.

Oh my. Can't wait to try it.

Thanks so much for showing another way to use our Flip-It dies. Hidden panel on a Flip-It Card=GENIUS!! :-D

Love it...got to try...

I have to try this! Way cool.

Love all your videos! Could please show me how to make Helen's card that is so cute .

I just found you and I subscribed to your channel

I know this is an older video and I wanted to say that it has taught me how to use mine from another company. I love all your card dies videos, but wish they were more affordable. Thanks for this tutorial.

Great idea! :)

I love it 😄

Cool.

you are so clever!

wonderful, as always

I don't want to do math when I'm having fun also.

Once again, I Hate Math!